chubbs488

Just ran across this today and wanted to know what the mitsu nation thought. Will this deff bring more competition for our ralliart's

http://www.autoblog.com/2009/02/11/o...rd-taurus-sho/

RotorGlow

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I heard about this not too long ago. I'm kinda confused as to why the Mustang has less horsepower compared to the Taurus.

chubbs488

^ +1 im still asking myself the same question and as to why the price is so high.

RotorGlow

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Maybe to compete with the BMW 335xi, Audi A6 and other such vehicles in the same class.

gccruz

Looks nice! I'll have to get one when i hit my mid to late 40s!

WolvieDC

The only thing u might have to worry about is a strait line, will never catch the lancer in the corners

heck for 37k, u can do a lot with a lancer

dboz

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The next Mustang will either have an option for the 5.0 Coyote or the Ecoboost Turbo motor. I am not so sure about the Mustang not hanging with the Lancer in the corners either.

higgs

wow that thing looks pretty sweet... but for 37k+ i'd much rather have an evo. like ^^^^ this isn't in our price range to be considered competition

Thomar

erg...ford...no thanks.

Smike

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Totally different class of car. They are not in competition.

The SHO is after the BMW, Audi, Jag crowd.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ot...-awd-sale.html

In Aussieland, they have the Falcon with that motor. Ford will never produce the Mustang V6TT since the American public wants the V8...personally, I'd take the V6TT in a heartbeat.

xdemoulasx

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i watched a review on this somewhere... for the power it has, its damn slow.

chubbs488

Oh don't get me wrong I would never leave the mitsu nation I was just wondering if everyone thought it would be as fast as the numbers show.

Smike

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Closed - continue this conversation in the link I provided.

otter

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Just a note, you all are high if you think this car is competition for the Ralliart. A car like the new SHO is aimed directly at the BMW 5 series, Mercedes E-class, and other full-size luxury V8 cars in the $45k-$55k range.