yeah but we got new deadmines in cata. with updated story, and in my opinion it was harder than the original
yeah but we got new deadmines in cata. with updated story, and in my opinion it was harder than the original
V-Series though? I have been really interested in growing up and getting the next step for me. Grew up on the old muscle cars, by the time i got to driving it was 10 year old 80's camaros, then onto the supercharged GM w-bodies that were so nice to modify. Then onto the GTO, then 11+ Mustang, and I feel like it's…
ditto. same here. first time I've looked at my brand new ST and been like... YOU ARE NOT ENOUGH CAR.
crash bar is behind it. can't really do much around that.
no kidding if the ST can get to roughly 320hp on the stock turbo with just intake/exhaust/intercooler/tune, this will be an easy 400hp car when Mountune gets to it. Especially considering the stock intercooler looks pretty beefy.
no reason it still can't squeeze out 30mpg off the boost. I mean the ST does with a smaller 2.0
had a 2013 GT, got a 2014 ST as a second car. find the ST other than the engine noise difference between the EB and the Coyote to be a much better car in nearly every day. Except that damn front wheel drive. intake, exhaust intercooler and tune, and that little ST puts out more torque to the wheels than the Mustang.…
first off, I love this article. It reminds me of a car I once owned, way less cool, way more American, and pretty much forgotten by now. Those of us remember that most american cars of the 90s were boring and dismal, but they started to get much better by the end of the decade. The year is 2003, and the car in this…
I find it funny that 4 years ago it would have been Megan Fox everything and 8 years ago Jessica Alba everything. 10 or so years ago it would have been Jennifer Lopez. funny how small the window is for these actresses.