First forum Mustang review

As a show of the direction we are taking here at the forum, it is with great pleasure that we announce our second non Falcon offical review.

The car we will be using will be a Manual GT. It's not a small test, similar in setting to what was done with Mondeo.

I probably don't need to stress this is important for us. While we are building on what we have done it's also a reset to demonstrate progression and moving forward with our focus.

Please feel free to suggest ideas or things you would like to see covered.

Regards
Admin.

Excellent, I like it. Look forward to reading it

Enjoy the run to Clipsal and back I'm guessing - yes look forward to the write up.

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Originally Posted by HSE2

As a show of the direction we are taking here at the forum, it is with great pleasure that we announce our second non Falcon offical review.

The car we will be using will be a Manual GT. It's not a small test, similar in setting to what was done with Mondeo.

I probably don't need to stress this is important for us. While we are building on what we have done it's also a reset to demonstrate progression and moving forward with our focus.



Please feel free to suggest ideas or things you would like to see covered.

Regards
Admin.

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I guess you'd well and truly expect this from me. LOL

Are you considering collecting GPS Data?

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Originally Posted by 2242100

I guess you'd well and truly expect this from me. LOL

Are you considering collecting GPS Data?

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No not for this car.

A few reasons, the chief one is that it's a road trip.

An iconic thing to do in American is Route 66 and Ford people that's in a mustang.

Unless someone else comes up with a better idea, it's going to be a road trip situation in the guise of a GT- Grand tourer.

We have a lot of stuff to get through with this car. In terms of performance, as in straight line, it's not it's strongest attribute which is why so many are heading towards the aftermarket, possibly as much as 1 in 3.

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Originally Posted by HSE2

No not for this car.

A few reasons, the chief one is that it's a road trip.

An iconic thing to do in American is Route 66 and Ford people that's in a mustang.

Unless someone else comes up with a better idea, it's going to be a road trip situation in the guise of a GT- Grand tourer.

We have a lot of stuff to get through with this car. In terms of performance, as in straight line, it's not it's strongest attribute which is why so many are heading towards the aftermarket, possibly as much as 1 in 3.

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wow, you going to the USA and doing route 66, can I come too?

Make the time late Nov/early Oct Slow and I'll arrange the run....in ? you can then do SEMA show whilst I get on with business and then we drive back another way.

I hope you do travel to Clipsal in one so I can share a little bit of your experience!

No. Won't be to Clipsal as I was committed to that before this opportunity came up.

Two states and one territory though!

I'm keen to here about what this car is like to live with on day to day basis. For me it would be an every day cruiser rather than a weekend warrior. I'm interested in ride quality and ergonomics. Fit and finish is another.