Originally posted by 03CobraBro
The N/A 4v isnt actually a Cobra drive train anymore what with the only ones being made are 03 Mach1 Blocks now...
My question is now if the standard Cobra coupe ends up at 40k, are we looking at a Cobra R thats goina cost upwards of 70 thousand dollars? thats a bit steep even for an R IMO.
First your complaining about the cobra price, now the R too?. Lets just get straight that I was referring to the fact that someone said the gt was gonna have the s/c engine in it at some point..which I dont see. I also dont see them putting the mach 1 engine in either. I see them putting the 3v headed engine in. Other then that, for me, who cares how much the cobra R is gonna be, it will be price matched to other cars that its supposed to compete with. It still doesnt change the fact of how I feel concerning an upped price of about 5k (wouldnt accept more really) if they lowered the weight considerably vs. the other models of mustang. After that point who cares what they do with the cobra R, and how do you now assume the price of that. I'm sorry, but I just can't understand how the cobra R's price comes into your arguement. Lets focus on the fact that we are discussing cobra vs. gt prices, and lets focus on the fact that not even the gt's drivetrain is set yet. So any assumption as to the price is kinda silly. Furthermore, to bring up a cobra R price is also silly because I'm sure they havent even thought about what its gonna be yet, and im sure they dont base its price solely on the cobra's price. But as alittle side note to the cobra R...they were hinting in a recent mmandff article with a ford guy that the cobra R will be more mass produced....so maybe that 70k price that you expect due to in part to the rarity it will carry might not be so bad anyway.
joe