daboss

Sub-$60K supercar, what's not to like? If the handling is significantly better than the 2019 Corvette, I'd seriously consider getting one (or a 2021).

SodiumMonkey, I've bought many used vehicles (mostly Mustangs) and have never seen a vehicle history like that. Congrats on getting a great truck, and thanks for sharing your good news story!

Hi All, my name is Al and I've just recently joined the forum. A couple of weeks ago I purchased a 2011 Mustang GT Premium Convertible. I found it on cars.com, flew to Sunnyvale, CA from a business trip in Salt Lake City, UT to buy it, then drove it back home to Huntsville, Alabama. It is my 4th Mustang GT Premium Convertible since 2007. I picked up my wife in Phoenix, AZ on day #2 of the trip, and we visited Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon North Rim. We also hit sections of Route 66 during the 5-day trip. The picture of the Stang was taken at the Grand Canyon North Rim. These cars are awesome and just eat up the miles. I'm looking forward to learning and sharing on the forum.

Thanks for the link. The first Mustang SSP I ever saw was around 1985 when a Kentucky state trooper pulled out in front of me from a dead stop on the shoulder of I-275 in Erlanger, KY. His was like the one in the attached pic. As I was about to hit the brakes in my 1972 Mercury Montego, I realized there was no need. He was gone! That might have been the start of my Mustang fever. I'm on my 4th GT Premium Convertible.