Originally Posted by laserred38

Agreed. They probably don't want to rate the V6 at 315 because it will be the same as 2010 GTs on the same lot. I would bet they up the rating for 2012...and rate it on 91, like the 412hp GT is rated.

Originally Posted by laserred38

Agreed. They probably don't want to rate the V6 at 315 because it will be the same as 2010 GTs on the same lot. I would bet they up the rating for 2012...and rate it on 91, like the 412hp GT is rated.

Originally Posted by 1trickpony

I think you're spot on. This is an emontional issue for some GT folks and it might help selling 2010 cars.

Originally Posted by Jps78

I can't wait for this car, the Chicago Auto Show starts next week. It's going be awesome to see it in person although I highly doubt that Ford is going to let you sit in one. Never the less this Pony is awesome I know that you GT guys get on us V6 guys about wanting one and beileve me if I had the money both in a car payment and the insurance I would love to get a GT. Right now though the 6 is all I can afford, and I would rather have a Stang then not have one.

Originally Posted by wjones14

Yes, Chevy has done the same thing for years with the Corvette. That is their flagship sports car, so even when the Camaro or the GTO (R.I.P) shared the same engine, the claimed horsepower numbers were always below the Corvette. Horsepower sells cars as we all know.

Originally Posted by Jps78

I'll be going to CAS on Tuesday the 16th, I'll take as many pictures as I can and post the best ones.