Talk me out of it: Mustang GT 5.0

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  • Chrisv006
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    Originally posted by TwoJ's
    Why are you all comparing it with the 135? I know he said he was considering it, but the two aren't really comparable because of price difference. 30k will get you a 135i with 25k miles.

    Because its the comparison I am making. 25k miles isnt bad on a 135i, Still under warranty. I've done nothing but BMW's for the last ~10 years...1987 e30 swaped, 1991 318is (current), 1995 M3, 1999 M3, 2004 ZHP 330. I didn't like the e46 much, the 135i reminds me of the e36 M's I loved.

    I'm not considering anything interesting like an e30 M because I dont want to worry about it so much :)

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  • 1BadE30
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    Do it.

    For those who keep calling it a "speed machine" and not a "tight cornering" car.

    Here's your proof of being absolutely wrong.

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  • mcgillaguddy
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    honestly i hate how the new mustangs look, and I'd rather have a car that can handle tight corners than a speed machine. Though I'm sure if you do a lot of highway driving having that mustang sound & speed is nice. It's just not my style. It's really up to preference, but my vote will always go bmw over ford.

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  • TwoJ's
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    Why are you all comparing it with the 135? I know he said he was considering it, but the two aren't really comparable because of price difference. 30k will get you a 135i with 25k miles.

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  • CrusherCurtis
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    If you can afford it get get the new Shelby GT 500. 650 horse 200 mph. Will be available sometime next year

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  • Holland
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    Lol at all of this image aura bullshit, all of you are a bunch of fags. I'll buy the better car and let my image take the back seat.

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by lambo
    Get the 5.0 they sound soooooooooooo good...
    Agreed, I saw a white one pull out while I was walking by. Sounded so meaty!

    I personally LOVE the 135, it is a sweet little car. Honestly though, both are a win win.

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  • fatsooo
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    dont do it because the title of the thread says not too. lol what about all the maintenance? are you looking at the bmw from a bmw dealer?

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  • wannaBMthree
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    Originally posted by Lurker27
    Wait a minute - 26k? Isn't that kind of low
    Originally posted by Chrisv006
    Yes, yes it is :)
    Perfect reason to do it, and should have a good resale value as well.

    Coming from a Chevy guy its tough to say this but the Mustang looks way better than the Camero IMO

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  • freeride53
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    I'd say neither and a nice pre-owned E46 M3....
    ......or (my 1st choice) Manual E90 M-sport pkg.

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  • 89is
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    I say neither and sti ftw, both choices are good though!

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  • e30e
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    Originally posted by Dj Buttchug
    the mustang is really becoming a better vehicle these days. new ones compared to the late 90s-early 2000s is night and day.

    straight axle rear end kills if for me tho. why not IRS??
    Costs and the fact even with its rear end it has now; it competes with the e92 m3 in every handling aspect.

    Next gen is supposedly gonna have a irs, hopefully it won't axle hop like the early 2000's cobras.

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  • freeride53
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    I've driven a brand new one. The weird British kid who drives my 5:00 AM carpool to crew practice drives it like a fucking moron, and I'm 6'2" and sit in the back seat, along with two other people (on a 2-person back row). It's like hell every morning.

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  • mikeedler
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    Originally posted by Dj Buttchug

    straight axle rear end kills if for me tho. why not IRS??
    that's easy, cost!

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  • Chrisv006
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    Originally posted by Lurker27
    Wait a minute - 26k? Isn't that kind of low

    Yes, yes it is :)

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