i honestly don't know how that dealer was able to rag that car, it must have had a lot of miles. they wont rev or run for crap until they have 50 miles on them. you simply cant rag the car until that point as i found out almost getting run over in Dallas traffic after picking mine up.

 

This car was/is in the hands of its owner when this was filmed.

 

Then why/what do dealers/mechanics have to test drive it before delivery for, if it won't run 100%?

 

no idea, all i am saying is that i know for 100% certian that the car will not run with low miles on the odo, i had 38 when i left the dealer and it revved slower than a hyundai i owned back in the day. floored 0-60 was days. Once 50 came aroudn the car was 10000% different. Actuall, it had turned 53 miles. so if 50 is the magic number i dont know, i just know it woudlnt go with 38 and less than 20 miles later it was ready to run.

Did any of you with cars in hand have the same thing? maybe it was somethign weird on mine since it was an early build, no idea. i assume it to be true of al lof them since shelbys have something similar.

 

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