2005 Ford Mustang

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2005 Ford Mustang

Postby xwing » Fri Jan 30, 2004 6:18 pm

Mustang has won me over with this one--such a great blend of new and old, just awesome!  They stopped making camaros, so if the bank lets me the '05 stang is mine!!
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Re: 2005 Ford Mustang

Postby Wing Nut » Mon Feb 02, 2004 9:17 pm

It is definnitely a nice looking car.  I'm looking forward to seeing it again next week at the Chicago Auto Show.  ;D
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Re: 2005 Ford Mustang

Postby Craig. » Tue Feb 03, 2004 9:57 am

its a nice car.
Just waaaaaaay too pricey for me anytime soon:)
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Re: 2005 Ford Mustang

Postby RichieB16 » Tue Feb 03, 2004 10:16 pm

How much are they expected to cost?
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Re: 2005 Ford Mustang

Postby BMan1113VR » Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:42 pm

i heard the base starts barely under 20
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Re: 2005 Ford Mustang

Postby BMan1113VR » Wed Feb 04, 2004 11:44 pm

yah here ya go. . .from motor trend

Unlike the current Lincoln LS, the new Mustang likely will be offered with both a live rear axle and an independent rear suspension, the latter reserved only for high-performance variants such as the SVT. This ensures Ford will be able to offer an affordable (under $20,000) V-6 Mustang. Although Thai-Tang didn't provide fine detail, he assures us a credible suspension job could be done with a live axle for price-conscious Mustang shoppers. The other core customers concerned about keeping a rugged, simple, live axle are the Mustang enthusiasts who evaluate performance a quarter mile at a time. For drag racers, the live axle's anvil-like toughness and relative ease of changing its rearend ratios far outweigh the handling and ride advantages of an independent system.
Later, more sophisticated, more expensive versions of the Mustang will get IRS. With unequal-length control arms and coil springs, it's based on an improved and strengthened version of what's now used in the Lincoln LS.



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I've been reading other threads that have said that the 2005 v6 mustang is going to start at around $18,000 and that the 2005 mustang gt is going to start at around $25,000. Car and Driver and Motortrend have given similar prices for the gt but i was watching the video of the introduction of the new mustang at the NAiAS and noticed that the speaker said that BOTH the 200 and 300 hp mustangs will start at UNDER $20,000. So i am wondering what the actual estimated starting price for the gt will be. The vid is posted below along with a link to the mustang trilogy video:
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Re: 2005 Ford Mustang

Postby RichieB16 » Thu Feb 05, 2004 1:21 am

OK, so it's not too bad then-not any worse than a prevous Mustang.
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Re: 2005 Ford Mustang

Postby Craig. » Thu Feb 05, 2004 5:27 am

def not bad, maybe one day:)
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