17 Y/O MY FIRST MUSTANG SUGGESTION
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08-03-2011 | 04:59 AM
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17 Y/O MY FIRST MUSTANG SUGGESTION
hey there, im new, my names matt. and im looking for my first car.
i want it to be a mustang but having troubles deciding.
my budget is 12 K and for the most part i can chose a nice looking 2005 v6 mustang, or a 2003 GT mustang.
i really like the look of the 2005 but i feel and heard its reeeeeal slow.
the look of the 03 isnt horrible and i figured it would be much fasted omapred to the v6.
any recommendations at all?
i want it to be a mustang but having troubles deciding.
my budget is 12 K and for the most part i can chose a nice looking 2005 v6 mustang, or a 2003 GT mustang.
i really like the look of the 2005 but i feel and heard its reeeeeal slow.
the look of the 03 isnt horrible and i figured it would be much fasted omapred to the v6.
any recommendations at all?
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08-03-2011 | 09:30 AM
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I Love the look of the 2005 as well but cant speak much for their performance. what are you planning on doing with your car? as in, are you planning on keeping forever and modding heavily, or just having a car that look good and runs fast stock?
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08-03-2011 | 11:44 PM
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I got mine at 16, V6 auto... boring now yes but a great learner car that doesn't kill on insurance. And you can still make it look nice. That being said if I had 12K at this point I would find an edge body for under 10 and stick a couple grand into it with mods
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09-15-2011 | 05:09 PM
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I'm 18 years old and I got my 1999 GT last year.
Personally if you can afford the gas/insurance, GT all the way.
Hower,as far as an 2005 to a 1999, I personally have driven both. I definatly enjoy my '99 to the next gen. The '05 feels much, much, larger than mine. Definatly slower IMO.
Ultimatly its up to you. But for me and im sure most of the people, here find modding the best part of Mustangs. So a little extra cash left would be a nice start.
Hope I helped, either way if your getting a Mustang. Your good with me.
Personally if you can afford the gas/insurance, GT all the way.
Hower,as far as an 2005 to a 1999, I personally have driven both. I definatly enjoy my '99 to the next gen. The '05 feels much, much, larger than mine. Definatly slower IMO.
Ultimatly its up to you. But for me and im sure most of the people, here find modding the best part of Mustangs. So a little extra cash left would be a nice start.
Hope I helped, either way if your getting a Mustang. Your good with me.
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09-17-2011 | 06:12 AM
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People with 1 or 2 posts usually just ask something or try and sell something then **** off.
Call me an selfish bastard but I don`t usually answer for that reason. Hang on, did I just answer?
The best is when some fly bastard posts as a girl needing help and all the silly bastards trip over themselves to give advice. Its happened on the MOCGB a few times. Lo and ******* behold the mystery `girl` ***** off into the sunset never to be seen again.
Call me an selfish bastard but I don`t usually answer for that reason. Hang on, did I just answer?
The best is when some fly bastard posts as a girl needing help and all the silly bastards trip over themselves to give advice. Its happened on the MOCGB a few times. Lo and ******* behold the mystery `girl` ***** off into the sunset never to be seen again.
Last edited by bigkeeko; 09-17-2011 at 06:19 AM.
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