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I can't believe I'm actually excited about a ford. I'm most likely going to buy one if the rumors are accurate. I drove one of the current GT's for a weekend, very nice car, I liked almost everything about it... except the motor/power. Hopefully ford doesn't fail on this one.
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So, pros for the Mustang: Roughly the same horsepower, MUCH lighter, surely will be cheaper, sounds better, could potentially look better...faster, cheaper, better looking...and NOT 5 years too late! SRA would be icing on the cake. SRA > IRS for a muscle car. Who the hell buys a muscle car for twisties? Wow, I can't believe I'm saying this but go Ford! No wonder GM's shares are trading at a 50 year low. Who runs this company anyway?
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So are Ford's...$2.00 a share in case you missed it.
I own large chunks of both so I of course am not happy about it but please don't single out only GM, every carmaker's shares got a serious haircut over the past 8 months.
Buy now before they go back up.
I own large chunks of both so I of course am not happy about it but please don't single out only GM, every carmaker's shares got a serious haircut over the past 8 months.
Buy now before they go back up.
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