I seriously love driving this car. I've seen people complain "it doesn't feel the same" since they added IRS. Well I think the change was long needed. It drives like a proper sport car now, and when you get in it feels nostalgic. Its like bringing the 60s dash into the future. I feel like some kind of action movie hero when I drive it. I see myself walking through the garage in slow motion as a camera pans from left to right. The garage door opens in slow motion too. When I grip the door handle the car illuminates as to tell me you've just awakened the beast. Sit down,press the go button, it whistles and roars.
The experience on the road is like no other. So many people don't understand the sound. Guys in Diesel trucks envy the whistle, seriously its LOUD. It's for sure a head turner.
The experience on the road is like no other. So many people don't understand the sound. Guys in Diesel trucks envy the whistle, seriously its LOUD. It's for sure a head turner.
s about cars or even driving for that matter. My folks kept bringing it up that it was about time for me to start driving and obviously, to purchase the car was my responsibility (which to this day I'm glad they did). It wasn't till I randomly picked up an autotrader magazine one day that the addiction began. They were all sorted by brand and went from early to late models. At that time the SN95 stangs were still pretty fresh, but there was no way I was affording one of those...so you just kept flipping backwards throughout the years as things usually got cheaper. That's when I first saw the original mustangs, and man did it hit home. At that time, you could get a 289/302 coupe for 3-5k that was in great shape...compared to what you could get now for that coin. 
