Reply With Quotei know it will never happen, but they ought to scrap all v6 Mustangs and only make V8s.
I do too, it's little more than a shitty economy car these days. If it didn't have the name mustang on it no one would think anything about it.Originally Posted by GohanX
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i know it will never happen, but they ought to scrap all v6 Mustangs and only make V8s.
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My little sister has one. Its 19 years old, and she has been in 6 (count them) SIX car accidents in about 9 months, and it still runs.
Its like a fucking jesus-car.
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I'm kinda partial to the Subaru WRX.
My previous car was a '96 Pontiac Sunfire, automatic. It ran great for about 3.5 years, then started to go down hill. It's got 110k miles on it and kinda runs like crap. But it looks super clean.
My '04 WRX is awesome. I still am learning to master driving a manual tranny, but even with my poor shifting skills, this car is fun. All wheel drive and a tight suspension make this thing stick to the road like a car should.
Cars have come a long way in the last 20 years. American, Japanese, or wherever. My father can remember when Subarus were first being sold in America. They would come in to the lot on the truck with rusted bodies! Brand new. Tis true.
Rise from your grave, asshole!
In defense of Hyundai--about this time last year, I bought a new Tiburon, and I love it. The car's fast, is built solid, and runs like a top.
I don't know how it will hold up in the long run, but so far, so good.
In a perfect world, this would be true, but there would also be no automatics in my world.
In reality, though, the V6 Mustang definitely brings in the profit margins, and it allows people to say "I have a Mustang" without laying out too much dough for a V8.
I want a car with a V10 in it.
Rise from your grave, asshole!
They've been showing an increasing number of those at auto shows in recent years.. and Chrylser recently showed a V12 concept car. I wouldn't know what to do with that kind of power.
ruin your tires and give yourself whiplash.They've been showing an increasing number of those at auto shows in recent years.. and Chrylser recently showed a V12 concept car. I wouldn't know what to do with that kind of power.
You should have acted
You want a V10 buy a Jaguar
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