22nd Jun 2017, 10:53
My boss had one back then and it was a daily driver when he bought it new. He then went to Porsche. Everybody seems to miss the mid engine design in these cars. And handling due to this. And they are being made again. He drove his on long trips as well. Few made low production cars are desirable. Same as a Viper with under 5000 a year made. If you fret over any costs, then one of these cars is not for you. Including new Corvettes. Or Ferraris etc; more super cars than a Mustang on a track. There's no comparison to a Mustang. Would you rather spend 60k on a new Mustang? Plenty of power for the 1/4 mile. On high top ends and on a race track I will leave you. Today my favorite is the Porsche 911. They are amazing in every area.
24th Jun 2017, 15:33
To clarify that comment, your presence would be only visible in my rear view mirrors. Leaving you... far behind in your Fox Body Mustang.
21st Jun 2017, 22:04
Considering that Honda didn't have a production-car V8, it's not surprising that they used a modified version of their V6 at the time. Their goal was to keep weight down on the car, and a high-revving six worked better toward that end, anyway.