2012 Cobra Jet Pics and Video

[BlownBolt]

Ford delivers 2012 Mustang Cobra Jet racers, lays claim to quickest production car [w/video] — Autoblog

 

[Snagged]

Ford is just tearing it up with all their cars. I wish I had the money to buy all of them (ha).

 

[05satinGT]

Ford doesn't stop amazing me. I want one in every color lol. Weird how they used the 2005-2009 steering wheel lol. DO WANT!

 

[teamstorm02]

i love the look of the new cobra jet.. especially with those black wheels.. ill take 1 in red please!

 

[tnuce10]

That is sick!

 

[FATPAUL]

100k yikes!!!!!!!!

 

[Riddla]

Will suit me well as I live my life a 1/4 mile at a time. For those ten seconds or lesa, am free

Sent with My Massive Johnson

 

[Stevo151]

damn! lovin that red too

 

[GOTSVT?]

Bravo Ford

 

[Fuzzy Logic]

why'd they make it an auto? :nonono:

 

[redmaro1]

How is $100k cheaper than building a high 9 sec car yourself?

 

[Fuzzy Logic]

How is $100k cheaper than building a high 9 sec car yourself?

with most people, it'll be a trial and error process... resulting in paying to replace broken pieces that they thought would work. this all eventually adds up. notice they said they basically broke all the parts that would break within reason.

their price of course has a premium added to it, but it's a vehicle from ford that goes 9 seconds with all the trial and error taken out of all the parts in the vehicle.

does it mean it cannot break? nope... but most likely has a lesser chance seeing as ford already did the r&d on the parts.

 

[351inside]

425 hp? is that for daily driving or what?

 

[YoungJim]

The 60s were good, but if this is now, then I don't feel any need to be nostalgic.

Jim

 

[Derek@Amazon]

why'd they make it an auto? :nonono:

because no matter how good you think you are at shifting... you can out shift an auto! that and its not even street legal and built for one thing only... drag racing!

 

[CobraCarrera]

Nice but not that nice for the money..

 

[czwalga00gt]

with most people, it'll be a trial and error process... resulting in paying to replace broken pieces that they thought would work. this all eventually adds up. notice they said they basically broke all the parts that would break within reason.

their price of course has a premium added to it, but it's a vehicle from ford that goes 9 seconds with all the trial and error taken out of all the parts in the vehicle.

does it mean it cannot break? nope... but most likely has a lesser chance seeing as ford already did the r&d on the parts.

You can make a 9 sec car very easily these days...

 

[fire_4_effect]

that ride just looks fast!