Base GT vs Premium GT interior
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Oh, absolutely!..but I'm kinda "old skool" (probably more old than "skool"!) My first car was a hand-me-down 1970 Ford LTD with a 429. The total sum of the electronics on that car was the factory transitorized(!) push-button AM radio with a little "fader" **** near the parking brake release to balance the single dash and two rear-deck speakers. God I loved that car! (and the living-room sofa-sized rear seat)
People will always question new innovations and options, it all comes down to personal choice.
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Wow...If that's the case I retract my statement. I'm used to dealing with Euro cars where power adds pretty minimal weight to the equation. I can't imagine electrics would add that much , but maybe they do. It doesn't take much of a motor to adjust a seat. I'll reserve my opinion until someone actually weighs them..
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I'm the other way around... I have a premium and in all honesty, could have saved the thousands on premium and other upgrades and just bought a base GT. Either way, it's crazy fast. My next will be base model with a cloth interior. While the leather isn't terrible, it's too much money for stuff I hardly notice when driving around. The 500w stereo is usually off so I can hear the exhaust anyway.
If you're really on the fence go with the base model and save your thousands. I didn't and kinda wish I had.
If you're really on the fence go with the base model and save your thousands. I didn't and kinda wish I had.
The only real gripe is the stock Steering Wheel. $300-400 will get you a new 2005-2009 Bullitt (Black Stitching) or GT500 (Red Stitching Wheel) that is leather covered and matches the style of the base wheel. You can often find like new Premium Leather Wheels for under $100 on ebay.
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One of the things that is important to me is how my car looks in the parking lot as I walk away from it, or back to it as I return. That is one reason I always drive convertibles in flashy colors. And just as important as the exterior is the interior. I want it to 'POP' when I open the door. You have to put a few more bucks into the purchase to get that, but I believe it is well worth it. Feels so good as you look around inside your car as you drive it.
Wish there were some way to even it out on the passenger side.
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