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Hi Guys,
I am partially answering my own question here but wanted others opinions. While browsing through the new stuff at the New York Auto Show on the net, I see that Shelby have released their new Mustang but it is called the Shelby GTS. Now aside from sub models (Ferrari 355 GTS, etc) I thought the GTS model designator was a GM badge, and GT was for Ford (Generally automotivly speaking)... am I wrong?
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Do you see the "GTS" badge as a GM only? - Shelby GTS?
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