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Road Side Pub
New 2011 5.0 or used GT500
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<blockquote data-quote="CobraBob" data-source="post: 9980432" data-attributes="member: 6727"><p>Hands down the GT500 is the better choice if you're wanting a blower. Other than that, the two cars are close enough to make it more a preference for the styling/features offered with both. </p><p></p><p>If you're just going to be doing some occasional weekend cruising, buy the car you like the most based on the exterior/interior design, overall road feel, and performance for what you're going to be needing. Question, though. Are you intending to drag race the car? If not, why the need for a blower? If you will be doing some occasional drag racing and want a blower, as noted in posts above, the 5.0 stock engine isn't going to be able to handle anywhere near the boost of the 5.4 in the GT500. In the end that might be a limitation you wished you considered before buying a GT. You're just going to have to try to drive both cars, consider carefully what you really want to do with the car, and buy the one that best meets your needs. Best of luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraBob, post: 9980432, member: 6727"] Hands down the GT500 is the better choice if you're wanting a blower. Other than that, the two cars are close enough to make it more a preference for the styling/features offered with both. If you're just going to be doing some occasional weekend cruising, buy the car you like the most based on the exterior/interior design, overall road feel, and performance for what you're going to be needing. Question, though. Are you intending to drag race the car? If not, why the need for a blower? If you will be doing some occasional drag racing and want a blower, as noted in posts above, the 5.0 stock engine isn't going to be able to handle anywhere near the boost of the 5.4 in the GT500. In the end that might be a limitation you wished you considered before buying a GT. You're just going to have to try to drive both cars, consider carefully what you really want to do with the car, and buy the one that best meets your needs. Best of luck. [/QUOTE]
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