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Originally Posted by BLK235iNJ
agreed.
I currently own a nice 13 GT with tune, exhaust, suspension, rtr and MRR wheels. I was planning on getting a 15 until I saw it in person at the NY Auto Show. To me with the short wheelbase it makes the car look off balance (almost like the chassis doesn't fit the amount of plastic they put on it).That being said, I like driving my GT and I LOVE driving the m235i. I almost feel like ford/chevy are getting into the HP wars similar to the camera industry with the megapixel marketing. There is much more to it than HP/TQ (IMO).
Hey if you like the mustang and feel that it drives to your standards then buy one. As for me I most likely will never go american again after owning most of the brands (dodge Challenger, ford Mustangs, and chevy c6 Z06). Build material and quality is just not there and gearing also doesn't compare to my m235i. Suspension and balance I can't even compare (my m235 is much better).
Again if you like the Mustang buy it... I just would not compare it overall to a BMW.
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Honestly...
are you trying to compare an s197 Mustang, (w/live rear axle), to a BMW..? ... LOL
There is just no comparison! NONE>
Many people would never..EVER own a Mustang. EVER!
I am one of them, until I caught wind of Alan Mulally's s550 pet project..
Once again, the s550 is an all new design, from the ground up, meant to go head to head with the M4. So any previous thoughts about the word "Mustang", just don't apply..