Why no new Bullitt Mustang for me

[Aerkuld]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

My trusty OLD El Camino has manual door locks, and manual cranks for the windows. . .

Show-offs with your wind up windows and AM/FM radios!



Seriously, I wonder if there will be a market for a super basic vehicle again?

[pavulon]

Originally Posted by SCadaddle

The base model 2017 Mustang V6 was the "sweet spot" for me; 305 HP, uses regular unleaded fuel and didn't have all the tech gizmo stuff. Just couldn't justify pulling the trigger on a new one at the time.

I think I'd pregret buying a V6 Mustang when they sell (now several) great V8s. Does anyone here own a latest gen GT350 or have a GT500 on order?

[legion]

One of my buddies has a GT350. Well....he's on his second one. The first one was lemon-lawed because it kept consuming coolant and the dealership could not find the issue (a risk with a hand-built engine). His second one is absolutely perfect and he loves it.

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by Aerkuld

Show-offs with your wind up windows and AM/FM radios!



Seriously, I wonder if there will be a market for a super basic vehicle again?

I don't know what the market would be for basic cars. My brother's daily driver is the 54 VW bug. Super basic car. People ask why he drives such an old car and he replies, the car does not know how old it is. It can be fixed with very basic tools. He has had it since the late 1970s and he has never had to be towed home.