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Paddy78

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I have been having impure thoughts about another mistress! :shock:

 

http://www.ford.co.u...Car/NewMustang/

 

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5.0 V8 fully specced for £35k

 

I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but it's really pushing a lot of buttons right now... Let's hope they have some kick ass finance deals on the V8 when it doesn't sell as well as the EcoBoost!!! :cloud9:

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I wonder how much the Shelby version will be? Got to figure £50k, but over 600bhp and supercharged it would be quite a machine for the cash!

'If you reach 230, we will pay the asking price....give or take a million, mostly take.'
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I read on some reviews that in certain conditions the Eco boost isn't that much more economical than the V8.

 

I would imagine some bargains will be available once the cars have been around for a few months.

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I wonder how much the Shelby version will be? Got to figure £50k, but over 600bhp and supercharged it would be quite a machine for the cash!

 

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/ford/mustang/90113/2015-shelby-gt-618bhp-ford-mustang-set-for-uk

 

looks to be £26,500 on top of the base car :thumbs:

 

New v8 mustang a serious contender for next car... was going to be a charged 370z.... Hmm...

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I wonder how much the Shelby version will be? Got to figure £50k, but over 600bhp and supercharged it would be quite a machine for the cash!

 

http://www.autoexpre...tang-set-for-uk

 

looks to be £26,500 on top of the base car :thumbs:

Nah, they've gone like for like between USD and GBP for the pricing of the car ($32K vs £33K), so you can expect that Shelby to cost £40K on top of the base car. £73K is a LOT of money for a Ford. That or a GT-R? No contest, you're going to take the Nissan all day long.

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I wonder how much the Shelby version will be? Got to figure £50k, but over 600bhp and supercharged it would be quite a machine for the cash!

 

http://www.autoexpre...tang-set-for-uk

 

looks to be £26,500 on top of the base car :thumbs:

Nah, they've gone like for like between USD and GBP for the pricing of the car ($32K vs £33K), so you can expect that Shelby to cost £40K on top of the base car. £73K is a LOT of money for a Ford. That or a GT-R? No contest, you're going to take the Nissan all day long.

 

Is the 70k car the gt350r though ?

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I wonder how much the Shelby version will be? Got to figure £50k, but over 600bhp and supercharged it would be quite a machine for the cash!

 

http://www.autoexpre...tang-set-for-uk

 

looks to be £26,500 on top of the base car :thumbs:

Nah, they've gone like for like between USD and GBP for the pricing of the car ($32K vs £33K), so you can expect that Shelby to cost £40K on top of the base car. £73K is a LOT of money for a Ford. That or a GT-R? No contest, you're going to take the Nissan all day long.

 

Is the 70k car the gt350r though ?

 

But then people could say the same for Nissan. There will be people who would pay that kind of money for the Shelby, depends what you prefer I guess (I'd rather a GT-R though).

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