Hack
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To me handful = fun. Stop and go = fun. The best part of a GT is launching it from a stop.I have a GT. I would never want to commute daily in it? Why?
1-Traffic. Even if it's not stop/go. Still crowded where there's no real fun driving. That is unless you have a dream commute with no traffic. But driving it into the city? Hell no. The GT is a handful in that environment
I guess that's one way to do it. Drive a crappy car that sucks all the time and then you enjoy the good car more when you finally drive it. I prefer to drive the fun car as much as possible rather than just letting it sit and rot in my garage.-For me the quickest way to get sick of a GT is to drive it daily......especially into the city. I love taking my GT out on weekends to my favorite spots and then going for a run. No traffic and a blast. Never get sick of it. I would if I drove it every day.
Don't you get sick of the 4cylinder POS driving it every day? If you compare the cost of an additional car to the amount you are saving in gas you will realize you are doing it wrong. Plus I think the fuel economy of a GT is quite good. IIRC I averaged 19 mpg including track days, daily commute, etc. Plenty good enough fuel economy.-The gas mpg sucks. Give me a fun little 4cyl to take the daily commute beating and not drain my wallet in gas. I actually like little 4 banger cars. They're fun to me.
The ST cars are ok. Not very good ergonomics or engine sounds compared to a Mustang GT, though.If I could only have one car? Probably wouldn't be a GT. More likely a Focus ST or Fiesta ST.
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