tomdwa
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Hi all,
During the past easter period, we visited the south and the west of the great state of Texas (Big Bend region and San Antonio area, including Fredericksburg, Boerne, the lovely Luckenbach,...). What a great holiday we had!
Being a Mustang driver myself over here in Belgium, we requested a rental Stang at DFW airport, but there were none available. We got ourself an all black Dodge Challenger instead (see pics below).
Although the Challenger was a nice ride, it's no match for the Mustang IMHO. The Challenger looks and feels way more old fashioned, less sophisticated too.
In the 10 days we were in Texas, it was striking that we didn't see that much Stangs on the road. I got the impression we encountered more Challengers and Camaros, and even quite a lot of Corvettes (C7-C8).
Only near the big cities (Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio), there appeared to be more Mustangs.
Anyway, we enjoyed Texas (a lot!), and we will be back!
During the past easter period, we visited the south and the west of the great state of Texas (Big Bend region and San Antonio area, including Fredericksburg, Boerne, the lovely Luckenbach,...). What a great holiday we had!
Being a Mustang driver myself over here in Belgium, we requested a rental Stang at DFW airport, but there were none available. We got ourself an all black Dodge Challenger instead (see pics below).
Although the Challenger was a nice ride, it's no match for the Mustang IMHO. The Challenger looks and feels way more old fashioned, less sophisticated too.
In the 10 days we were in Texas, it was striking that we didn't see that much Stangs on the road. I got the impression we encountered more Challengers and Camaros, and even quite a lot of Corvettes (C7-C8).
Only near the big cities (Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio), there appeared to be more Mustangs.
Anyway, we enjoyed Texas (a lot!), and we will be back!
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