Mustang
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As a previous '67 and now a '16 owner I approve of this image
My '67 in HS and college was green. -
I'd love to drive one of those badboys.
Iconic. Nice render too.
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I got to drive a 95 and loved it to bits. Fastest, no. Most adept hasndler, no. Full of character and 'want one' factor? In spades. Love the render.
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@Mike-Amos They are fun for sure. Here's my current ride. Nothing fancy but with over 300 hp and a "lively" rear end it is fun. Not fun on wet days
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I get what you are saying, these anodyne and robotic cars which seem to be the majority remind me of buying a fridge-freezer rather than cars. IMOHO, driving is something you work at and are involved with, feeling the car back end shifting around on different surfaces. Modern cars for the most part are point and click.
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@Mike-Amos I agree. My wife has a '23 Kia Sportage and it fully digital. I mean there are only 2 physical knobs on the info/stack. It's a great vehicle but pretty boring to drive. I much prefer my "analog" car and it's quirks.
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@Glenn-at-home I want it please...the mustang...thanks
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Thanks guys.
I don't think I ever drove a Mustang. My sister had a '68 for a while. Lately I've been liking the 1971 Mustang Boss. The malaise era was pretty bad.
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@Gus-R Go rent a newer one some weekend or on a trip. The S550 platform, 2015-2023, has a fully independent rear suspension and is night and day better than the older ones with the live axle. Of course the GT with it's 420 - 460 hp is a monster. They don't make the V6 (300 hp) model like mine anymore but the ecoboost 4 cyl (315 hp) is not bad. The back seat is completely useless but the trunk is actually nice. Enough space for luggage for 2 people.
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@Rich-O-Brien LOL, just paid it off so I'm going to keep it a while
Here it is in it's native habitat on the curvy back roads of the NC mountains. This was in the Great Smokey Mountains NP near Cherokee, NC.
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And for grins and giggles here is the picture I took at this pull off....
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I thought about renting a Mustang convertible to take a trip around the Rockies (I'm right next to them) but you need a credit card. Debit card won't do. Plus at the time they weren't available. That was years ago so the urge isn't there anymore. Now I haven't driven anything in years.
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