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I can't decide if I should be excited or vomit all over my desk. Leaning towards the vomit.
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Why? We love the design of our Mustangās so why shouldnāt they inspire other cars. So long as there are no ponies on it, Iām fine. Will definitely go look at it when it hits the showroom floor.
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I have my doubts about things, plus I am kind of old school. It would be the same feeling I would have if I saw a Corvette inspired SUV.
Just not sure I like the idea of the Mustang which is associated with sportier performance and a sports car associated with an SUV unless it does have true power. If it just influenced by design I would have to see what it will look like. It's the same way I feel about the Edge ST.
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all-electric SUV everything that is wrong with the Automakers world at one place :( And it's using our beloved Mustang as a inspiration seriously :? WTF Ford :(
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Don't fret about it.
Ford, from a business stand-point, is killing off all it's cars (except for the Mustang) and going with a truck/SUV line-up.
It makes perfect sense to have a new SUV that steals some design elements from the Mustang, since it's a very popular vehicle with a very popular look/style.
Ford, from a business stand-point, is killing off all it's cars (except for the Mustang) and going with a truck/SUV line-up.
It makes perfect sense to have a new SUV that steals some design elements from the Mustang, since it's a very popular vehicle with a very popular look/style.
I'm sure this is going to be a very good looking vehicle, but I really REALLY hope they don't put the pony on it 
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100% This is what our car started as. I wonder if Falcon owners were pissed about it.
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The Falcon wasn't a legend created over 55 years.
This is just Ford being lazy and borrowing the Mustang's "cool factor" to a car that shares nothing with the Mustang except the badge on the nose.
This is just Ford being lazy and borrowing the Mustang's "cool factor" to a car that shares nothing with the Mustang except the badge on the nose.
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It's the beginning of the end. 2.78 percent manuals sold in us last yes that's it. And "sports" car are on way out in general. The good olde USA loves boring, black, white, grey SUVs. Wont be long that "sports" cars are gonna be a specialty car that only super rich can afford. Hell My top of the line cobra in 1998 cost 27k now they are gonna be over 100k for the gt500 ( I know msrp blah blah but good luck getting one under 100k). Hell the HOUSEHOLD Median income in the usa was 61k last year. Only the top 8% of earners are gonna be able to afford a "sports car" Its the beginning of the end. Soon all SUVs are gonna be sports car inspired in order to sell them. IM waiting for the fiero inspired SUV LOL
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My wife has owned 2 Mustangs in the past. Due to health reasons, she had to change to SUVs for their ease of entry and exit. I am cautiously excited to see this new vehicle. Hopefully it will put out Tesla Model X numbers. A vehicle that is "Mustang inspired" better not struggle to keep up with the Prius.
As far as the pony.... Not too concerned either way. I am just glad they scrapped the "Mach 1" name for it.
As far as the pony.... Not too concerned either way. I am just glad they scrapped the "Mach 1" name for it.
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I'm actually excited to see this from a looks standpoint. Not sure about the all electric aspect though. I would love to see this SUV with a V8 in it so it would be more of a budget friendly competitor to the Lamborghini Urus.
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