So who has ordered the new S550 Mustang?
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Mentioned earlier that I've been invited to an 'unveiling' of the new Mustang at my dealer on Monday. Got another call today from the sales manager double checking that I was coming and he wanted to make sure that my order was correct as apparently it has to be done in the next few days.
What surprised me is that they have had 60 orders for the Mustang and expect Monday to be a busy night.
BTW it is a US GT that the dealer has bought and imported.
What surprised me is that they have had 60 orders for the Mustang and expect Monday to be a busy night.
BTW it is a US GT that the dealer has bought and imported.
I went with one of my sons to the SpeedFest at Brands Hatch yesterday. I have never seen so many US Muscle cars in one place. A lot of the cars looked like they had just come off the factory floor.
There were something like 200 Mustangs alone.
Was hoping to see a 2015 amongst them but no dice until I spotted a Roush 2015 sat under a tent by one of the big Nascar trucks. It was in the central pits/paddock area so no access for a mere mortal like me and all I could get was a shaky spy shot all the way from Cooper Straight.
Watching all those Chargers, Challengers, Road Runners, Barracudas, Mustangs, Camaros, Crown Vics, Corvettes and the rest driving around, parking up and just sitting in the sun made for a brilliant day.
Everywhere you looked there were just fantastic US cars in sight as well as the Nascar racers tearing, and crashing, around the track. It was like being in America for the day although someone on another forum said that you would never have seen that much vintage muscle at a US sports/racing event
There were something like 200 Mustangs alone.
Was hoping to see a 2015 amongst them but no dice until I spotted a Roush 2015 sat under a tent by one of the big Nascar trucks. It was in the central pits/paddock area so no access for a mere mortal like me and all I could get was a shaky spy shot all the way from Cooper Straight.
Watching all those Chargers, Challengers, Road Runners, Barracudas, Mustangs, Camaros, Crown Vics, Corvettes and the rest driving around, parking up and just sitting in the sun made for a brilliant day.
Everywhere you looked there were just fantastic US cars in sight as well as the Nascar racers tearing, and crashing, around the track. It was like being in America for the day although someone on another forum said that you would never have seen that much vintage muscle at a US sports/racing event
Edited by croyde on Monday 8th June 13:10
Tony91 said:
Been quoted between £330-£390 fully comp protected no claims thats top 6 companies, so not to bad to insure.
Was that the Meercats? because I tried the other day and although it didn't specifically mention the S550 it did have 2015 Mustang V8 RHD. My quotes were around the £500 mark which I was pleasantly surprised at, especially as I went for business use, parked on road, London and working in 'entertainment'.A year ago I tried to insure a 2010 S197 and no one would quote me apart from Adrian F and they wanted £1400 It cost me £550 to insure my 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis and that was only TPFT.
Are imports normally so expensive to insure?
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