Is it true? Is the GT350 the better car?
Is it true? Is the GT350 the better car?
Dylan Turner
Ayden Bell
Ford > gm, we knew this already
Nathan Brooks
one thing for sure
camaro loses
Tyler Nguyen
They even compared the GT350 to the Porsche GT3... quite the praise!
Julian Diaz
Even if I was filthy rich I could just never spend that much money on a Mustang. It's the same reason why I didn't get a GT even though it was in my budget. Sure it's got a great engine and everything and it sounds great but the Mustang name has just been run into the ground and I don't think they can ever resurrect it. Of course, it goes without saying that I'm not of the Mustangs Target demographic, but it's not a car I could ever be proud of owning and happy to drive everyday. The Corvette may or may not be better but if nothing else it's respectable.
Benjamin Jackson
Would you spend that much money on an identical Camaro?
Evan Martin
>autism
Justin Ortiz
No, but that's just because it's dog-ass ugly.
Oliver Martinez
In what ways has the Mustang name been run into the ground?
Brayden Ward
You know exactly in what way it's been run into the ground. All performance aside, it's a joke. Although some would say it started off as a joke, so maybe it was just never good.
Leo White
Just ask yourself "Would I want to daily drive a Mustang?" and because the answer is obviously no, than follow it up with "Why not?".
Luis Ward
I was going to say that if you’re referring to all the eco nonsense these days it’s nothing new, seeing as the Mustang started as a sporty car built on an econobox chassis, but I guess if you consider that a joke to begin with then it’s nothing new under the sun
Aiden Williams
>he got the v6
William Gomez
How did you in any way manage to infer that I bought a V6?
Jason Sullivan
The article states the car with less power and leaf springs was faster.
Liam Morgan
The article states the car with less power and leaf springs was not as good.
Jack Foster
The 2014 model of the same car was the year it peaked aesthetically
>Both these vehicles lost their identity
>sad
Christian Reed
>tfw about to buy a 2014 GT
Feels good man
David Jones
>The Chad 2014
>V8
>/hnnngggg
Kayden Smith
The pre facelift sixth gen is a direct and objective upgrade to the fifth gen in every single way
John Stewart
>in every single way
Visually it looks like a generic car, and lost its identity.
In your OPINION, it is better in EVERY way.
I concede that aside from visuals, improvements and tweaks were made.
Michael Richardson
I know that underneath it’s a better car, but like this user said I just can’t see it as a Mustang, it looks too tame on the outside. Granted I’ve driven both and the new one is definitely a higher quality car
Zachary Williams
It fuckin kills me too, I like the whole segment (muscle cars), I'm bummed at the visual direction of the mustang.
>IMHO
It now looks like a microwave melted BMW.
Not a fan.
Logan Rivera
SN-95
Asher Rodriguez
Probably because Chevy and Ford both realized that no one wanted "muscle cars"anymore and both shifted more towards making sports cars. Meanwhile, Dodge went underwater for the 7th time and had to get bailed out so maybe that tells you something.
Gavin Roberts
>implying it’s the muscle cars
>implying it’s not just dodge being a pile of shit as usual
Anyway the Challenger and Charger were both made around the time of the financial crisis and had little to do with Dodge’s collapse. If anything I see so many Chargers on the road that they seem more popular than any of the other new muscle cars
Oliver Lee
Quantifiably wrong. In no year since it's inception has the Challenger been the best selling of the group. We can find numbers that say there are fewer if them in existence.