Mustang Shelby GT350 - Ultimate Buyers Guide!
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2023
- Mustang Shelby GT350 - Ultimate Buyers Guide!
Plan on buying a Shelby GT350? Watch this video!
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Nice review of your beautiful Mustang Shelby 350 GT. If I was going to buy a second car, I would consider a Mustang, Camaro, or a Dodge Challenger. I would probably pick the Challenger, as it seems to have the most legroom and the largest trunk.
The splitter on your car is very low. If there was some "roadkill" in the middle of the highway while driving at a high rate of speed, that could get very messy.
Many years ago, I spent a week in Utah skiing at Park City and Deer Valley. As I recall, I thought all of the cars had a front license plate. I didn't see a front plate on your car. Do you not need one now?
I was wondering what the miles per gallon on the highway is on your car at around 70 mph. Last week I drove 815 miles from Florida to Maryland in my Town Car, and kept the speed at around 70 mph and got 25.6 miles per gallon. I was happy with that. The gas prices ranged from $3.29 to $3.49 per gallon. In Maryland, most gas stations are $3.69 to $3.79. 😢😢 I was also wondering if your Mustang requires premium gas?
Thanks for watching and commenting. The Mustang trunk is not too bad. I will take it on a short roadtrip soon and make a video. To you questions well many cars to not have front license plates anymore in Utah and it is rarely enforced. I keep the front one with me in case I need it. In all those years it never came up.
The GT350 gets about 23-24 MPG if you take it easy on the freeway with some city. Probably more depending on where you go. It requires 91 as this is a high compression engine. Sadly the gas prices are high in Utah right now. Over 4 over the holidays...
I’m wanting to buy a 2017 gt350r locally…5k miles, no major flaws detected by Ford in a PPI inspection. I’m trying to make heads & tails of all the internet comments about the “engine issues”. I do not plan to track it nor mod it, and it will not be a daily driver. Any suggestions?
Depends on how it’s been driven. Plenty of gen1 engines are fine and don’t consume too much oil. How many owners? Any ideas if it’s been on the track? Been service regularly? I think with 5k miles you can’t go wrong unless it’s been many track miles or had many owners.
@@EnthusiastCarHangar Thanks - i believe you might live in Salt Lake City from reading your posts? Me as well…the gt350r I’m looking at is at Carguyz Motors in American Fork. Test driving it 2 weeks ago, the a/c was out and the oil change light was on. They had it serviced at Ken Garff Ford AF and they didn’t offer much comfort in knowing where this car has been. Feel like it’s a big “buyer beware” situation.
@jasonlukasek2855 I just checked the Carfax and am not impressed. Too many owners and states it’s been owned. Also oil changes done at quick lube tire places.
If you're the only one that drives the car... (which is ALWAYS the case with a gt350) why the hell would you care about memory seats? Who on EARTH lets anyone or their wife drive their GT350? LOL!
You are right I am the only one driving the GT350 😉 When it comes back for them service though the seat is always changed so I have to find my old position back.