This is driving me nuts!

I want to know if there are any plans by Ford to sell any form of the '05 Mustang in Britain in right-hand drive form? Ideally I would take either the Mustang GT 4.6 V8 or even better the new proposed '05 Shelby 500 but if they are planning to sell any form of the Mustang I will be happy.

Can anyone help me out here?

Thanks.

Pete.

Nah I really don't like the 90's model Mustangs I think the '05 model is a return to form on the looks department. It is far more powerful than the 3 series and in the size department it isn't much wider than a Mondeo.

I can pick up an Auto 4.6 V8 GT left hand drive, ABS, CD changer and leather seats for around £25000. Being the age I am I probably will have to wait about 7 years till the insurance companies will even look at me with that car though.

Lol shame really, I am getting car envy because I got the use of a BMW 530 for a week last month and now I am itching to get a decent car instead of my lowly 1.1 litre Peugot 106

Ce la vie (don't think I spelled that right.)

Pete

P.S. BMW 3 series are all over the place these days I want something different.

Lol I hear ya but most of my driving is motorway driving and I really do love this new model. I hear good things of the GT model and reasonable corner performance (not great mind you) but I would love to cruise in it.

don't go for an auto GT

and we won't be getting the shelby model till next year

i am sorry to say, but i have never heard of any right hand drive mustangs of any year (except a few old race cars)

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I haven't heard much either way.  They haven't been out long enough to discover what kind of problems they may have as they get older and more worn out.  Thusfar there has been no major problems brought up and they sure are a nice looking car (and thats hard for a Camaro guy to say).  But, nothing has been released that say they are unreliable.

you'll get used to the right hand no problem. i ran an e30 bmw m3 for 2 years, which were only made in lhd, and after a short while it was ok. overtaking can be a bit dodgy, but apart from that it was fine 

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I like them.  I't not a HUGE Mustang fan but I think they look really nice, much better than the previous years.  I like the 2000-04 a little better, but both are very nice. 

the standard mustang is no problem on our streets really. my uncles rover 75 is bigger and they are a very common car round here. Our streets arnt as small and tight as people think. And anything you saw round London is not a common thing round the country. Villages can be a problem some times but Jeremy clarkson managed to get the Hummer H1 through some tight streets once so again not a huge problem.
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My personal fav, theres a place about 10 miles from here thats an american car specialist has a lot full of camaros both 96 style and 2000 style onwards. Mustangs old and new style Dodge rams firebirds allsorts. Again though both cost (a 96 mustang here is about ($8000+) and insurance (i was quoted best $6000) a year. makes owning one before turning 25 almost impossible. And with gas being $7 a gallon almost they arnt great commuting cars.