The 2011 V6 is the most fuel efficient 300+ HP car ever

http://www.autoblog.com/2010/03/04/2...ficient-300-h/


I really want one of these in a couple years

 

go Ford! go Ford! its ya birfday! go Ford!

 

Holy ****, that car is beautiful. I know exactly what I'm doing with the first year's paycheck once I get a career. haha.

Front bumper splitters, painted columns between headlights to match body, offset pony in a non-honeycomb/gay grille, looks like the antenna is low profile. Without a doubt the best looking Mustang since the 60s. Now just need to get some good aftermarket rear bumpers out there.

 

+1

 

That is pretty stinkin' impressive.. Ford continues to get better!

 

bye bye camaro.

 

Its times like these that I wish I wasnt ******* broke. but hey, Ive got some time to save..

 

I agree with you 100% I hate being a broke college student.

 

ford is making it comfortable for mustang owners to say "it's a v6". they are sweet as far as i have seen. if i had the money i would have no problem buying one and shooting my mouth off to a pre 2010 gt owner.

 

damn way to go ford, im starting to save right now, **** modding haha

 

New Edge GT would most likely still eat it's lunch because of the torque/weight factor, but this is definitely the best production V6 Mustang yet and it will only get better when/if they throw the eco-boost in as an option.

 

get one of them and boost it

 

My wife is wanting a new vehicle badly. She'll get one before I do. But she wants inexpensive and more MPG. I'll be looking for a new car after at least 2012, more like 2014, But my eye's are already on the GT 5.0. Price should be right by then, and any bugs or issues should be worked out. Plus i don't give a **** bout MPG. It all depends on your right foot either way. I hardly ever use 5th gear in GT now as it is. Unless I'm on the highway over 55 mph..

 

Man as soon as they announced the new 2011 mustang I new I was going to be a buyer. I'm shooting for the GT but still waiting on a price announcement. I'm hoping to get financed for it with a $15,000 down payment. That should be around half of the total cost of the vehicle.