Hey guys. The one thing I'm disappointed with about the new Shelby is it's top speed. I know this is a controversial topic since some of you say you shouldn't be taking this thing up to top speed unless you are on a track. However, I live in the midwest with wide-open highways for miles with no traffic (or little). If I wreck and die, I'll only kill myself, not anyone else. As a former 2002 SVT Lightning owner I took my truck to its top speed (142 MPH) several times, and I plan on doing that with my Shelby whenever I purchase it. From what I've heard, the Shelby will be governed at 155 MPH. To me this sucks, since many performance sedans can do this, and some are even governed around there as well! In this day and age of motoring, 155 is nothing spectacular. Why all the work for underbody diffusers, etc. if you aren't even going to be exploring super high top speeds? The shelby has the horsepower to go 170 or so, maybe faster, so why the limiter considering the type of car, and the kind of buyers? I still hope I will be proven wrong, but I here this is pretty solid, and considering the speedo only goes to 160 MPH, I would imagine this to be true. If you guys have any answers, I'd love to hear them. You don't see Chevy putting governers on the Vette and Z06. C'mon Ford...