Loki-GT
Well-Known Member
What's wrong with us? Nothing, disagreement doesn't mean there is something wrong with the person you disagree with. I wrote in when they were going to bastardize the Mustang into what became the Probe. The mentality that something has to be wrong with somebody you disagree with is in everything today, it's asinine. I'm not a fan of Ford doing this however I know how stupendously stupid huge corporations can be and this could have been much worse. I've lived through a lot of stupid from Ford and we'll have to wait and see how this plays out because it is keeping the name, there is no way they're going to change it now.New member here, lurked for a year, with planned S550 GT purchase for next spring. Great site, forums and members here for sure.
As for all the pacifists who seem unperturbed by Ford's mistake to use MUSTANG in the Mach E's model name - I say, what the **** is wrong with you? Stand up for what's wrong, and sign the petition at the very least.
Below is my comment that I forwarded on the petition. I'm even considered getting back on that useless social platform fakebook to post my discontent about Ford's marketing error that must be rectified.
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It is an unbelievable TRAVESTY that one of the most iconic SPORTS/GT car names of 50+ years - Mustang - will be applied to an SUV new model. This is absolute marketing desperation and stupidity! Is there even a marketing department at Ford, or are the Board and Executives now all senile? Comparatively, Ford now loses credibility as GM and Chrysler gain while laughing at this monumental blunder. Never mind the slap to all who respected the Mustang for what is was - owners and aficiondos alike. Ford, you are not furthering a brand - you are diluting a brand. Learn the difference, or your market will teach you. Remove "Mustang" from the name of the Mach E. Do it now, Ford.
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I've purchased more Mustang's than many on this site have had birthdays so I don't need to be asked whats wrong with me because I'm not outraged or pissed off. Be glad we don't have a President hell bent on the green deal (not trying to start a political debate). Ford and the rest are killing off the sedan, now that does piss me off, how many phucking SUV's and Crossovers do we need? So I for one am glad we still have the Mustang and yes it is possible this is Ford's way of getting us used to the idea that they will be transitioning the car in the years to come and that will get hopefully the same amount of backlash the almost Mustang Probe got.
It's true, the market will decide the outcome, we'll have to wait and see, if the same idiot that decided to kill off the sedans is around (I forgot his name, but Bill Ford likes him), I'm guessing the Mustang isn't going to survive long term in which case I move on.
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