I’m not sure I agree with there’s lots of other cool cars in the $55k price range.
There's still a cache of 0 mile VIpers Dodge has in a warehouse somewhere that they can sell you.
There are a lot of options if you're willing to look at the used market, even cars with very low mileage. Helps that I don't really care about a trunk either. I am not even thinking Camaro's, Challengers, etc. I am thinking more along the lines of something unique for that kind of money, not the cars you can see looking out the window any day of the week. I also understand the downside of that is availability of parts, maintenance costs, etc. If I am going to go with a car you can see every day, I will get the Mach1.
no backseat, but spacious trunk option coming up is the 400z
My two top pics are a Challenger (1320 or WB) and possibly the 400z. I didn't really like the front end at first , but its growing on me. Plus these should be no more than around mid-40's with rebates on the Dodge.
For road racing I'd want the warranty. I've talked to someone who seriously road races an A10 and has smoked 3 transmission with all kinds of added cooling. If Ford really got it 75% more cooling it might be worth it. Plus a Mach 1 will likely hold more value than standard GT so you get warranty and that. I want a car that is good on a road course off the lot which is why I should have bought a GT350 but that ship has sailed (more than likely) so I'm looking at the Mach 1. The A10 is a possibility but honestly I'll probably just take the Tremec and be happy.
Agreed, that’s also why I’m getting the Mach 1 (except I never wanted a GT350 at all). But I know some don’t plan on keeping the warranty around long, and for those people, a 301a PP2 might be a better base to start with. But for people who want an extremely capable car out of the box, the Mach 1 is an excellent option
Rumors are just rumors. They also said the Mach 1 would have 525hp. There won't be a 6.8L in the 2022, it will be another Coyote.
Thanks but that color makes me want to puke
. I might consider a super low mileage GT350 but I think if they aren't broken in properly they are more prone to issues. But with low mileage and factory warranty left I could call up Flood and buy an extended warranty.