RocketGuy3
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I couldn't find this topic on the last couple pages, so I'm guessing this is somehow either super old news, or that no one here likes MotorWeek, heh. But I think they're a respectable auto show. They've had admirable choices in the past.
Then again, maybe people just don't care about these kindsa awards at all. I thought this was kinda cool, though:
http://www.motorweek.org/reviews/drivers_choice_awards/#/
Then again, maybe people just don't care about these kindsa awards at all. I thought this was kinda cool, though:
http://www.motorweek.org/reviews/drivers_choice_awards/#/
Ford Mustang
The Ford Mustang is our 2015 MotorWeek Driversā Choice Award Best of the Year and for many reasons.
Thereās the total chassis reboot with standard independent rear suspension that helps the Mustang cling to the road like never before. Thereās the new EcoBoost turbo-I4 power to not only boost fuel economy here, but to give the new Mustang real global appeal. And, donāt forget the vastly and smartly upgraded interior.
They all play a part, yes. But, the biggest reason for our accolade, Ford has matured the Mustang from a piece of well-loved American muscle car into a world-class sports car looking to compete with the likes of Corvette more so than traditional rivals like Camaro and Challenger. Okay, itās not quite there yet, but Ford has essentially taken what was already our favorite pony car and made it worlds better.
Usually when a car gets as much hype as this sixth gen Mustang, it rarely lives up to it. Not the case here, as every version weāve driven, weāve found better than advertised.
Sure, the incredible stable new chassis helps it handle better, and the 2.3-liter turbo-4 is cool. But itās just one of 3 engine choices that get over 300-horsepower. The standard 3.7-liter V6 carries over, and the 5.0-liter V8 gets even more power, now at 435.
As for that interior, while the classic layout stays familiar; the switchgear, seats, and most materials are better than anything else in the current Ford brand lineup, and blows everyone else in this segment away.
The same can be said for the exterior. You instantly know its pure Mustang, yet itās modernly different.
The 2015 Ford Mustang is not just a redesign, but a restart for the icon. It shows that while Ford has a great sense of history and admiration for what the Mustang has done for the brand, they are not standing still; rather looking forward.
We know thereās a new Camaro just around the corner, but itās going to have to be pretty special if it wants to stop Fordās new āstangā¦our 2015 MotorWeek Driversā Choice Award Best of the Year!
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