Mustang Dark Horse | 4,000 Mile Review | New Car For The Channel? Been Waiting For This...

[@JohnnyHernandez-xt5hy]

I own a Dark Horse and it’s a limited edition meaning the value isn’t going to drop as a regular GT would.

[@MyCalculatedRandomness]

Congrats on the Dark Horse and I agree they should hold their value. Amazing platform to say the least!

[@roe20111]

@@MyCalculatedRandomnessagree love the Dark Horse I wish they made limited production convertible version of the Dark Horse. 😀

[@MyCalculatedRandomness]

That would have been epic, especially if it was an hardtop convertible!

[@xxi_danny5861]

Saw you at hunt valley today !

[@MyCalculatedRandomness]

@@xxi_danny5861 Small world bud, love that Cars & Coffee. We’ll be Annapolis tomorrow. First Cars & Coffee with the new car! Uploads coming soon…

[@MarkSalonia]

Waited ten months via a dealer allocation, to find out that Ford couldn't deliver anymore DH's to my dealer...problem was that Ford was too busy sending DH's to Canada, Mexico, UK, Middle East, AUS, etc., instead of fulfilling domestic orders first. Yup, profits count more than customer loyalty (owned 5 Stangs in the past). Anyway, I traded in my low mileage C5 for a new C8 for almost what I would have paid for my DH. I won't have those thundering hooves under me...but at least I will not hear them as I pull away from the DH. I understand that the DH is a track focused car, but they should have given it a bit more ooph...I mean, it barely beats the GT in the quarter mile...550HP and 460lbs of torque, would have truly made it a beast...in my opinion. Heck, they should have offered the Whipple Supercharger Stage 1 as an option from the factory... I enjoy your videos. Enjoy your DH.

[@MyCalculatedRandomness]

Completely agree and thanks for supporting the channel. Due to its overall weight, the Dark Horse platform could absolutely use a bit more power and yes the C8 is without a doubt faster in the quarter mile. Having said that, the internals of the C8 block, axles and clutch packs are some of its weak points when it comes to adding anything above 700 -750 RWHP. Aside from that it's an amazing car if you plan on leaving it relatively stock or don't mind spending an crazy amount of money to address it's weak points. On a lighter note: I excepted an offer that I couldn't refuse and just purchased a 2020 Shelby GT500 with an handling package. Should make for some epic content. Stay tuned and have a great day. Cheers...