Ok this could be interesting
Originally Posted by kjacobson351
Cross your fingers, these new café regulations are going to be brutal on performance and displacement.
I like imports and the competition from Camaro and Challenger, etc as well. Motor Trend recently put Hyundai on top of Mustang, Camaro and Chally V6s
I respect everyone's ride, no matter what brand it is, it's their baby, and like to see folks cranking out the horsepower. I remember having my first car and just starting out.
I respect everyone's ride, no matter what brand it is, it's their baby, and like to see folks cranking out the horsepower. I remember having my first car and just starting out.
Originally Posted by Hawaii 5.0
As for the gt and shelbys, carbon fiber is the future to save weight and squeeze out every last mile from the car.
Originally Posted by kjacobson351
I hope that is not true or you can say goodbye to the mustang being affordable to the working man.
Originally Posted by 08SGT1977
I like imports and the competition from Camaro and Challenger, etc as well. Motor Trend recently put Hyundai on top of Mustang, Camaro and Chally V6s
I respect everyone's ride, no matter what brand it is, it's their baby, and like to see folks cranking out the horsepower. I remember having my first car and just starting out.
I respect everyone's ride, no matter what brand it is, it's their baby, and like to see folks cranking out the horsepower. I remember having my first car and just starting out.
Meh I say let's start growing some corn keep the cubes and run straight methanol 
Edit: I mean ethanol, straight meth would be sweet though!

Edit: I mean ethanol, straight meth would be sweet though!
Last edited by kjacobson351; Jan 19, 2011 at 10:25 PM.
That's right, the GT and the last T-bird were around the same time. It would be nice to all these cars come back, better than ever. Just as long as Ford continues to provide the award winning hybrid fusion and Hybrid Escape to balance the portfolio. I read today where Chrysler is looking to build gas electric hybrid vans and trucks that use hydraulics rather than batteries. Keep providing muscle cars, keep researching fuel efficiencies, alternative fuels, etc to provide something for everybody.
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