Just get the FRPP sports and an X Pipe dude.

So a CPT in my unit is selling his 2011 GT500 for $49000 with less than 8000 miles.

So I owe $25000 on my Z and can talk his wife down to $46000. So I have 18000 miles on my 2010 Z. Do you think I could sell it for $30k? And would it be a good deal to pick up the Shelby owing $41k after I put $5000 down and borrow the rest?

I think you could get close to $30k. JeffBlue has a 2010 Sport/Touring + Nav and is getting like 29-30k trade-in on his, with roughly the same mileage.

So I I walked away from my Z with $5000 in my pocket would borrowing $41000 against a 2011 Shelby w/ performance package be a good deal?

lol yer in the mustang thread asking mustang owners if you should buy a mustang. Just go and buy it :roflpuke2:

Well what do you really think. My down side is like starting all over on months of payments

Personally, yeah the car payment would bug me, but on the other side, you only live once, and those cars are indeed impressive. Do what makes you happy, man.

Just understand that they might be lower.

I'm frustrated by the same thought on my idea of trading in for something else, but at least the payments will be smaller due to + equity in the trade-in.

Nevermind, you are moving up in vehicle $.

Do it! :driving:

It depends on how you weight things. The mustang is a sweet car, no doubt. I do not like borrowing a lot of money against a car though, personally.

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...1/000d2627.jpg

bumped into one of these today. Dude had "F NZO" as plates....got a good laugh outta that one :rofl2:

Nice :tup:

I on the other hand ran into these today :p

http://i1203.photobucket.com/albums/...e/IMAG0682.jpg

how'd the new alignment hold up?

Good, but I couldn't really test it. We kinda cruised in the rain and I managed to stay on the road the whole time :rofl2:

It's pretty expensive to run into one of those! ;)