Sawman70
Well-Known Member
My ADM and search for a test drive adventure (since 2015) has completed it's journey into a 2019 Corvette Grand Sport. I am typing this in hopes that any Ford representative may see it.
For all you ADM and Non ADM owners and all those able to test drive and those that bought unseen. Congrats on your purchase and ownership. This is not a slight towards you at all.
I myself am rigid in my ways. I do not pay over MSRP for a car and I certainly 100% could never spend 60K + on a car I was not allowed to test drive. I also don't buy the wrong color or wrong options simply because of price or availability. I have been chasing the "right" GT350 for years and the Ford Dealer network simply will not allow me to take the steps I need in order to purchase.
The 2019 GT350 seemed like my car. The upgrades are what I wanted in the GT350. Then a few calls and those upgrades were enough to reignite the greed machine.
So I have had or still have these Mustangs in my love of the car:
1994 Mustang - Gone
1999 Mustang GT - Gone
2003 Cobra
2013 Mustang GT - Traded for Vette :(
2015 Mustang GT
2019 Corvette Grand Sport......Good Job Ford and your network of thieves!!!
I highly recommend anyone that has ever considered a Corvette to look now. There is a perfect storm of the Boomers getting too old and the Mid Engine on the way. There are 17's, 18's and 19's on the lots next to each other and the performance isn't that bad either.
I have not left the Mustang Family and never will but if Ford continues the "Only a select few can own a Mustang better than a GT" crap, I will keep buying the competitors. I can't wait to see the $h!t storm around the GT500.
Again, enjoy your cars. This is only one guy who took his money elsewhere.
For all you ADM and Non ADM owners and all those able to test drive and those that bought unseen. Congrats on your purchase and ownership. This is not a slight towards you at all.
I myself am rigid in my ways. I do not pay over MSRP for a car and I certainly 100% could never spend 60K + on a car I was not allowed to test drive. I also don't buy the wrong color or wrong options simply because of price or availability. I have been chasing the "right" GT350 for years and the Ford Dealer network simply will not allow me to take the steps I need in order to purchase.
The 2019 GT350 seemed like my car. The upgrades are what I wanted in the GT350. Then a few calls and those upgrades were enough to reignite the greed machine.
So I have had or still have these Mustangs in my love of the car:
1994 Mustang - Gone
1999 Mustang GT - Gone
2003 Cobra
2013 Mustang GT - Traded for Vette :(
2015 Mustang GT
2019 Corvette Grand Sport......Good Job Ford and your network of thieves!!!
I highly recommend anyone that has ever considered a Corvette to look now. There is a perfect storm of the Boomers getting too old and the Mid Engine on the way. There are 17's, 18's and 19's on the lots next to each other and the performance isn't that bad either.
I have not left the Mustang Family and never will but if Ford continues the "Only a select few can own a Mustang better than a GT" crap, I will keep buying the competitors. I can't wait to see the $h!t storm around the GT500.
Again, enjoy your cars. This is only one guy who took his money elsewhere.
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They were ok to me on the RS I bought from them when other dealers were building fleets of 350s/RS and asking ridiculous ADM. Sofa seat to Recaro is about 10:1 here, I hate it.