Recent content by FI Fiend

Disagree on the lack of feel, but agree on the engine. Although it is a more special engine it just didn't ever feel that way to me- it doesnt really reward revving and sounds decent at best (in fairness I think it sounds better than the m2). So for me the engine robbed it of some of the...

The electronic e-brake in the mustang is defintely a better rendition of a button

I can confirm you can start with just pressing the clutch

Car is up if anyone needs a 4BW https://www.ourismanfordofmanassas.com/used/Cadillac/2023-Cadillac-CT4-V-47627ea5ac182c9706aad5b0ec6e2616.htm

In case you don't trust charles https://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc558 "Distributions made to you after you separated from service with your employer after attainment of age 55."

Given your user name, interesting/cheap option could be a 1 series BMW. My friend uses a 128 as his track car. He's modified suspension and brake components, but the naturally aspirated 6 has been very reliable/cheap to maintain. It's light and has enough power to be fun (still more than the 4...

I think it's those intangibles that are drawing me to the mustang. I really have no specific complaints about my car other than sound- just something missing for me. I enjoy the car but it seems to lack a certain edge for me. Interesting to hear the preference for the 5.0 even over the LT4

I think the demographic is pretty dispersed on mustangs given the different options and price points, so you could pull it off w/o judgement!

That's the early frontrunner for sure!

Sorry y'all, finalized a deal on a new '24 dark horse. Only option was the dark matter gray paint, and I was able to get 3500 off MSRP to take it down to ~$59k. Like the BWs you get a track event on a new DH so that was an added bonus. Shipping up to me next week Can't shake the V8 bug so had...

You can buy them from me and then I can charge you a small storage fee so she doesn't find out :)

Bumping this - still have these if anyone is looking for a new set

LOL yeah aiming for $58k on a vehicle with $66k MSRP. 4k miles, certified pre-owned. Not quite there yet though- down to 60k, originally listed for 63k

I'm working a couple lightly used ones that are certified and come with a 7yr/100k powertrain for $10k or so off MSRP. If I could be in a position where it's an even trade it becomes more appealing. Otherwise agree I can't justify the cost of it new even with the big discounts. Good call on...

Yeah I have a while to go for that, was just think about it today when I was putting my son in his seat how challenging it'd be to try and lean back in a coupe and get him buckled while he's doing toddler stuff and moving all over the place