What would be your next car if you were to trade in your current 2010-2014 Mustang?
7/29/16 | 09:40 PM
#82
2013 RR Boss 302 #2342
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Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs
A 2016 F250 Crewcab diesel 4x4 that does 94mph with the speed governor on
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7/30/16 | 08:45 AM
#83
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I'm glad this is only theoretical. I can't imagine what could replace The Boss. It wouldn't be another Mustang. Or a Camaro. I'd want to change things up quite a bit rather than try to replace what I had. Maybe a Challenger SRT 392 Shaker Scat Pack would do the trick.
8/1/16 | 07:26 AM
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From: Indianapolis
A 2016 F250 Crewcab diesel 4x4 that does 94mph with the speed governor on
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8/1/16 | 07:49 AM
#87
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From: White Plains, NY
A 2016 F250 Crewcab diesel 4x4 that does 94mph with the speed governor on
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I call her my BBT
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8/7/16 | 12:24 PM
#89
Shelby GT350 Member
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From: Down south in Dixie
This is mine, and the Mustang is my dear wife's. But, if I could get her in the right state of mind it would be a '14 Grand Sport coupe in Artic White with the Adrenalin Red interior. Of course she loves her little GT, so this is just a mere dream. 
8/8/16 | 10:24 AM
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8/8/16 | 11:49 AM
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Thats the same problem I have with my 2014 GT. LOL
I miss my older Hurst Olds and Olds 442's. The Challenger is the closet thing to a big performance car.
8/8/16 | 01:05 PM
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My buddy was restoring a '70 442, but I don't what happened to it? I think he may have sold it. White wit the Hurst gold stripes. It was undergoing a complete ground up restoration, last I knew.
8/12/16 | 09:25 PM
#96
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Well, my wife needed to replace her car and she ended up with the Charger Scat Pack. Basically, the SRT without the magnetic ride suspension. The car has about 500hp and hauls butt. However, if you visit the Charger/Challenger forums, you'll find many people having issues, myself included. I'm in the process of a manufacturer buy back due to the number of issues we've had. At this point, I'll never buy another Dodge product because of how this has been handled, but 500hp for about $40k in a 4 door sedan is awesome. The car is fast and sounds mean with the active exhaust.
The seats are very hard, so a long drive is brutal. I just got back from a 4000 mile road trip and it was very painful on the rear!!!
Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
The seats are very hard, so a long drive is brutal. I just got back from a 4000 mile road trip and it was very painful on the rear!!!
Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
8/12/16 | 10:57 PM
#97
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From: Lancaster, PA
Originally Posted by scottmoyer
Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
8/13/16 | 09:50 AM
#98
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Originally Posted by scottmoyer
Well, my wife needed to replace her car and she ended up with the Charger Scat Pack. Basically, the SRT without the magnetic ride suspension. The car has about 500hp and hauls butt. However, if you visit the Charger/Challenger forums, you'll find many people having issues, myself included. I'm in the process of a manufacturer buy back due to the number of issues we've had. At this point, I'll never buy another Dodge product because of how this has been handled, but 500hp for about $40k in a 4 door sedan is awesome. The car is fast and sounds mean with the active exhaust.
The seats are very hard, so a long drive is brutal. I just got back from a 4000 mile road trip and it was very painful on the rear!!!
Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
The seats are very hard, so a long drive is brutal. I just got back from a 4000 mile road trip and it was very painful on the rear!!!
Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
8/13/16 | 11:10 AM
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Well, my wife needed to replace her car and she ended up with the Charger Scat Pack. Basically, the SRT without the magnetic ride suspension. The car has about 500hp and hauls butt. However, if you visit the Charger/Challenger forums, you'll find many people having issues, myself included. I'm in the process of a manufacturer buy back due to the number of issues we've had. At this point, I'll never buy another Dodge product because of how this has been handled, but 500hp for about $40k in a 4 door sedan is awesome. The car is fast and sounds mean with the active exhaust. The seats are very hard, so a long drive is brutal. I just got back from a 4000 mile road trip and it was very painful on the rear!!! Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
8/13/16 | 12:34 PM
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Well, my wife needed to replace her car and she ended up with the Charger Scat Pack. Basically, the SRT without the magnetic ride suspension. The car has about 500hp and hauls butt. However, if you visit the Charger/Challenger forums, you'll find many people having issues, myself included. I'm in the process of a manufacturer buy back due to the number of issues we've had. At this point, I'll never buy another Dodge product because of how this has been handled, but 500hp for about $40k in a 4 door sedan is awesome. The car is fast and sounds mean with the active exhaust.
The seats are very hard, so a long drive is brutal. I just got back from a 4000 mile road trip and it was very painful on the rear!!!
Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
The seats are very hard, so a long drive is brutal. I just got back from a 4000 mile road trip and it was very painful on the rear!!!
Just came home from the Ford dealership looking at the Ruby Red '16 California Special. Not sure what else is available in that price range with this performance.
What issues are you having? When I went looking for cars a couple years ago. I started with the Challenger Yellow Jacket. I found out in a hurry that the Challengers where having issues with the sheet metal having dents popping out of no where. At first they blamed the owners till they figured out is was something wrong with the metallurgy. Locally the dealer bought back 2 cars in a few months because of it. The reason why I did not buy one was because of that and when I asked the dealer about the issue. ( same dealer that bought the cars back ) they said there was not issue. Too bad the car is really awesome.
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