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This is a joke, 700,00 import vs 4,000 export with S Korea http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews...20070926?rpc=44

Most of these commercials make no sense whatsoever. What is this? A dysfunctional family? The wife doesn't know there is a NAV system in their Toyode?

It's not that, sometimes I just feel I have absolutely nothing to prove to Mazda (speed or not).

I did not imply that I was special or my car makes me so. Perhaps my post didn't come through the way I meant it, and it had a hint of sarcasm in it too but that was lost as well. All I was trying to say is that when (IMO) someone considers a Mustang he or she does it becasue of the performance vs the $ ratio, and not necessarily looking for the GPS Nav system, race/rally suspension, etc. And yes, if the person feels the GPS is must than he/she should consider something else. Of course when you find a sporty car, any sporty car with 300bhp and GPS you're wondering in the low $40k area but what the hell, people need GPS nowadays to find their way around. PS In case you're wondering where Mustang owners get their groceries from, yes it's true, I do go the food store to get food, only I take my Mazda3.

Mustang drivers are a special breed, we say no to fancy expensive rear suspension, "expensive looking" interior plastic materials, useless gadgets and other non sense thingies. We say: give us a V8 with decent power (with unlimited after market add-ons), all the safety features we are used to(ABS, air bags etc) and let us have it for about $26K. Of course if someone wants a "nimble" ride to the grocery store, things like a door that opens backward, we say to them get an RX8 by all means, 'cause this Stang isn't for you.

I'm not impressed inside or out. The inside looks busy with all the little buttons and knobs, the NAV display too small. Of course the public will love it, the more buttons and knobs you have the better the car.