Used 2013 Ford Shelby GT500 for Sale

5.0

(2 Reviews)

Overall Rating

5.0

(2 Reviews)

Value

4.5

Performance

4.5

Comfort

4.0

Fuel Economy

4.0

Reliability

4.5

Owner Reviews

5.0

2 Reviews


Overall	5.0

Value	4.5

Performance	4.5

Style	5.0

Comfort	4.0

Fuel Economy	4.0

Reliability	4.5

2013 Ford Shelby GT500 - EXCITING

I love this car. The ONLY thing I don't like about it so far is it takes awhile for the engine to warm up in the morning, but it's winter and I live at the beach in New Jersey, so that's to be expected. I'm 6'1" and it feels very roomy.

Story

As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them

Pros

These are great little cars. I have a 2007 that I bought a year ago. Not a lot of power, but they get up to speed pretty well. The manual shifter is smooth, like most Hondas. The clutch in mine doesn't feel as smooth as a Civic that I test drove, but it's not bad. It took me a while to find a comfy seating position.

Cons

I need to wipe the inside of the windshield. It's difficult for my shorty arms to really get it clean per my standards, and always feels like I leave too many smudges. Arg, it drives me nuts.

2013 Ford Shelby GT500 - Its the best American sports car ever!

The mustang has been an American favorite for a long time. The tradition mid 60's look reborn in the 2013 model is really. Good. It drives like a true sports car with a rigid body and good handling. The engine is well tuned and on an enclosed track it easily handles 140 without feeling like you are out of control. The inside of the car feels like the Shelby design with leather seats and excellent visual controls.

Story

The first day I brought the car home the kids spent an hour turning the turn signals on. I also had to drive them up and down the street about 40 times during that first 24 hour period. My favorite part was my two oldest fighting over who got the car when they turned 18. Little do they know that neither of them are getting it!

Pros

An American Tradition. I think it brings back memories of my 1965 mustang convertible. I think its price is a big pro because its not the cost of a Porsche or Corvette but feels like you are driving a real sports car. It looks tough and my kids love the blinkers (go figure).

Cons

I think the view both on sides and the windshield leads to blind spots. It is very expense to own from a insurance perspective. It seems to need to be tuned every 10,000 miles to remain in sync.