1 COBRA

My scale gets tipped by performance and design. The name, status, or future standing are irreverent to me.


* Sorry for the typo guys, it should be "It has the Shelby name".

Wolf

I am 45 years old, I was a kid in 1967/68 and the GT500 made an indelible mark on my young male psyche. So even though it looks like I voted with the majority, when the news came out that it would be badged as a GT500 I was very pleased. I will own this car, but I would will buy it because of its abilities and the female dogin interior. The Shelby Cobra GT500 badging is icing on the cake.


"female"?

willy_sc5.0

They could name it the svt pinto as long it has a great performance for the $$$.

BlackRiderX

Combo of things, not just one thing specific. I can finally buy a Shelby Mustang which is in mint shape, not 40 years old, and in my price range. The fact that it is a more modern car with 450HP+ is another gold star.

Lalo

It's a Mustang with the performance, design, and features which SURPASS my criteria

Badsnke98

It brings the days of long ago. Ahh back in a time when my life was much simplier and my body was a world of difference. And I could not afford a Shelby because of insurance costs. I'm still young at heart, even if my heart is damaged. But, today I can still bang those gears and afford the insurance and attorney too.

I'll take one of those youth pills please.

Marias

Well you know I don't think its really a throw back car at all, other than the fact that it resembles mustangs of old. I mean do we think of the current corvette as a stingray throwback? I think the new mustangs are a symbol of what they would have become anyway...had it not been for economic/fuel/bean counter issues the past three decades.

holderca1

Isn't it the only American muscle car on the market?

crazyhorse

My answer:

F. All of the above.

68notch

The blower and forged motor make it great platform for modification, in the tradition of the Supra Turbo, Buick GN, etc.