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C.J. @ Sep 8th 2006 12:56PM
The only point that is proven by selling every one of these GT500s that can't be had for less than 55k at my local ford dealership is that dumbass ford owners have more money than they have sense in their empty heads. Not to mention those new motors are practically maxed out from the factory have fun putting a pulley on that blower and not losing that engine. Ford should have stuck with the 03/04 terminator it was the only mustang worth a damn.
Also about this game you can't even get an 03/04 cobra what a worthless game.