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So, what do you guys think??
From what Ive heard the 2000 Cobra R with the 5.4 Got around 13/17. Would an improvement over 6 years be to much to hope for?

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JD

 

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july C/D article guestimates 13 city/21 highway

 

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There is no doubt with a blown 5.4L and 3800lb weight she's gonna drink the gas.

 

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21 highway really is't too bad. 13/21 there is a pretty big gap there. Do we know what grade of gas is rec. yet?

 

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JDJP said:

...Do we know what grade of gas is rec. yet?...

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Premium, no doubt!

 

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Man I hope gas prices go down before 07, although I don't think even gas prices can keep me from this car...

 

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Who cares, if you want good gas mileage guy buy a Honda.

 

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LOL, anyone worried about gas grades can't afford a $40,000+ car (after markups) anyways.

 

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Exactly, you have to remember this car will only run on premium fuel anyway. It is designed from the start to be expensive to drive as well as buy. There is a reason why there are a million LX/GT mustangs, but only so few Cobra's. If they wern't expensive everyone would have one.