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Traverse City, Michigan, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS A 6.8 LITER V-10 2000 FORD EXCURSION LIMITED EXECUTIVE LIMOUSINE WITH ONLY "82,300 ORIGINAL MILES". THIS VEHICLE HAS HAD MANY VIP'S IN IT (KID ROCK, EMINEM, HUGH JACKMAN, DEMI MOORE, RUSSEL CROWE AND MANY MORE). THIS IS A 30K CONVERSION:
TRACVISION SATELLITE: $5K ELECTRONICS, MATERIALS, LABOR: $25K ELECTRICAL GOOD BRAKES GOOD TRANSMISSION GOOD ENGINE GOOD DUAL BATTERIES GOOD GIBSON MUFFLER SATELLITE TELEVISION IS PROVIDED BY DIRECT TV TRANSMISSION SHIFTS SMOOTHLY THROUGH ALL GEARS THIS TRUCK IS A BEAST! MINOR RUST AROUND VEHICLE DENTS ON ROOF TIRES ARE TOYO PROX ST 118V 305'45R-22 $864.00 RIMS ARE BAZO CHROME 22"S $400 A PIECE $1,600 IF YOU ARE A TIRE KICKER LOOKING FOR A NEW CAR, PLEASE GO THAT DIRECTION, THIS VEHICLE HAS THE USUAL SCRATCHES, NICKS, MINOR DENTS, BUT OVERALL IS VERY CLEAN AND HAS LOW MILEAGE. PLEASE CONTACT: SHOWBIZTRANSPORT@AOL.COM-SHOWBIZTRANSPORTLLC WITH ANY QUESTIONS |
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Ford flips switch on GT350, GT350R configurators
Tue, Aug 11 2015Today is the day, folks. If you've been eagerly awaiting the opportunity to configure your ideal Shelby GT350 Mustang, you need to get over to the Ford consumer page and check out the new online builder tool. You can design your ideal GT350 or go hardcore and build an R model. It's all there, including exterior colors, stripe options, and the limited array of optional packages. Everything has prices, with the GT350's starting price coming in just a smidge above what we reported in late May. The base model kicks off at $48,695 while the R adds $13,500 to the total. That means both versions of the Shelby significantly undercut more mainstream and more hardcore competitors. For example, you can get into a GT350R for $62,195, or $3,000 less than a completely basic BMW M4 and $12,805 less than a Chevrolet Camaro Z/28. In fact, even a fully loaded GT350R, with stripes, a painted roof, and the $3,000 Electronics Package (Sync 3, dual-zone climate control, rear-view camera, a seven-speaker stereo, and SiriusXM satellite radio) and you'll still come in at over $8,600 less than the Z/28. As for the GT350, its $48,695 starting price should give pause to anyone thinking of purchasing a high-priced Germans while also stealing some Camaro 1LE customers. Head over to Ford's configurator and build up your ideal car. Finding the GT350 is a bit tough at first, so just be sure to scroll to the bottom of the body style menu on the left side of the page and select "Shelby Fastback," then have at it. Related Video:
2016 Ford Explorer First Drive [w/video]
Mon, May 18 2015I was still young and impressionable when Jurassic Park hit the big screen, and that movie forever imprinted the Ford Explorer in my mind. You remember the scene, but I'll describe it anyway: It's dark, raining and there's no power. The off-screen footsteps of a tyrannosaurus send shockwaves through the standing water in a plastic cup and the rain-soaked muddy roads. Seconds later, the toothy end of the movie's biggest predator crushes through the roof of a highligher-green-and-yellow Ford Explorer, causing all manner of mayhem to the SUV's occupants inside. It's not lost on me that the Ford Explorer used in the movie is, in reality, a dinosaur itself. When the seminal Explorer hit the scene in 1991 it was based on the guts of the Ranger pickup truck, which was no spring chicken itself. Ford's first real foray into the then-burgeoning SUV marketplace was meant to compete against vehicles like the Jeep Cherokee and Chevy Blazer, along with Japanese models such as the Nissan Pathfinder and Toyota 4Runner. In those early days, none of these vehicles were sold based on the merits of their car-like ride and handling or superior fuel economy. Nowadays, the discerning car shopper wants the looks of an off-road-ready SUV, but the inherent compromises and need for any serious rock-crawling capability faded away years ago. The current Ford Explorer is a prime example of this successful visual hypocrisy, with its SUV-like styling listed as the number-one reason for buying on customer surveys. SUV-like styling is one thing, SUV-like guts are another. In 2011 the Explorer went from its traditional truck-based chassis to Ford's D4 platform, based loosely on the Taurus and shared with the Flex. As with the rest of the unibody crossover world, that means the current Explorer offers an excellent ride, the higher seating position that buyers want, and a useful third row for growing families. None of that inherent family-car goodness goes away for 2016. With class-leading sales already in the bag, Ford hopes its latest Explorer will attract new buyers due to the availability of a 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine and an upper-crust Platinum trim level. Based on some time sitting inside and inspecting the high-content Platinum model (albeit without a drive in this trim level) I believe Ford's claim that this is most luxurious vehicle ever to wear a Blue Oval. Only not all its ovals inside are blue.
Watch Tanner Foust hustle the Fiesta ST 'round the 'Ring
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The 179-horsepower front-wheel-driver acquits itself well by the end of the video. But be warned, Foust doesn't set a 'Ring time and it's shot like a commercial... because that's what it is. Still, you can enjoy all two minutes and 31 seconds of it below.























