Not feeling this Model bullit just looks like a regular gt mustang with no badging. Unlike the old school one.

I say not one bit, but in the real world apparently it does.

SuperSilvi--yep, but I love the Dark Highland Green! The exhaust note is just about perfect, too. Cool details on the inside, too. Here's the review I wrote after I had one for a week: http://blog.cardomain.com/2008/10/14/bye-bye-bullitt/

Wow throwback Rob! @SuperSilvi I would rather have this version than a regular GT it looks way better even if its debadging and a better exhaust note, it gives it a little more character.

Famous people are the same as average people. They share the same habits... unless you're a fan of some famous boogers and love stains, then I say no, it's not all that special.

I wouldn't pay more for a car owned by a certain person.

many people wouldn't spend more for a car because it was owned by a celebrity. Then again there undoubtedly are people who would.

To think of it the only cars worth more because of a celebrity would be more like the one of T-bird from Chip Foose or something similar, but a stock car with minor mods does not deserve a higher price because X person owned it.

Can you punch him in the face for making all those years of making that grunting sound? if so i would, otherwise no dice.

minus the 1st making........

Needz moar Mustang badge. Why people get rid of the silver horse for a plain billet grille that doesn't look any better than the original, I'll never know.

I'm looking for a John Voight Ddoge.

Depends on the celebrity.