This is the second time I've been cruising fast on interstate at night, and have had a Mustang GT toy with me. The first time one did it several times as I was trying to pass. My car slowly walked away him from about 110-145. ( he was last body style) I had been following a black, most recently body style Mustangs GT for about 2x miles, when he slowed down a little bit. I thought my fog lights were reason, IE. he decided to be an *** in left lane, when he took off. I was able to keep same distance off him, and from about 110-125 I had let off the throttle slightly.

 

you followed a GT and no one died.. congrats. Not film worthy though.

 

*** and Mustang go hand in hand

 

Racetrack is the place for this. Public highways not so much.

 

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But they were in Mexico

 

Hey now, don't paint with a broad stroke, that hurts my friend...I do have to say that there are likely more than not, but they are not isolated to Mustang owners as I can attest to that being a Mustang owner for the past 33 years.

I will have to say that the actions in the video are certainly not 'safe' in any manor, especially the speeds with surrounding traffic. With the availability of local drag strips, road courses and auto-x events, the need for highway runs has decreased a lot over the years, but unfortunately it still happens more than you think. When challenged behind the wheel of my Mustang, I just nod and let them act stupid. When they don't see me bite they generally move along. Virtually nobody notices me when in the Grey Ghost, but the checkered mirrors do gain some attention on occasion