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Hopefully people who are paying in excess of $20k, are smart enough to read all the fine print. Then again, I guess the top bidder's either stupid for not reading the fine print, or they're stupid for paying $20k over msrp. Either way, they're stupid.

Production is supposedly slated to start in late january. I really like the lines of the hardtop, but i'm holding off until I get to see the vert...

my personal preference would be the red one, but with the tamer, wrap-around spoiler. Still looks understated and classy, but the rims, and especially the black hood set it off perfectly...

You guys are ridiculous! The dude is offering up a full day ride in a Stang that nobody else has for $60/day. I call that a bargain. Great niche business. Like he said, a few bucks more than a regular POS, and you can be one of the first to cruise a Stang, if only for a day. I'd pay $60 for...

18's...or 19's, or 20's!!!

Quite honestly, i'm surprised that they're selling it at under MSRP. That's pretty rare for a car that's just coming to market with a built up amount of demand. Anybody have insights on when you'll be able to order a vert?

Vyto, i like yours better. Those rims look sweet, and i dig the exhaust...

independent rear suspension

i would be willing to pay $40k for an SVT version of the 'stang if it included a 6 speed, IRS, and an additional 50 horses or so. Most decent sports cars start at that level these days, and I believe the Mustang would still represent a great value at that level. Now, if we start getting up...

I couldn't be more stoked about the new Mustang coming to market. I have owned three Mustangs in my lifetime, but haven't owned one in over 10 years (my first car was a '65 Mustang purchased in 1986. I subsequently owned an '87 LX 5.0 and an '88 GT Convertible). I think the new Mustang brings...