Blasphemy!I believe the universal answer to that is 'Subaru'.
You're delusional... Porsche just came out with the Taycan which goes 0-60 in 2.7 sec, VW is spending 800 billion to build a new EV plant in the US, manual transmissions account for less than 1% of new car sales in the US, the new Corvette is mid-engine automatic only and the overwhelming majority of Mustangs built over the decades have been 4 and 6 cyl economy models. Reality is a bitch.This too shall pass man... We've gone through this bullshit before we all know how this is gonna play out...
They're gonna try it. The cars will flop and the mustang will continue being built with a V8 and 6 speed manuals the way god intended for the next 50 years...
They can slap the badge on anything doesn't make it a true mustang...
Its a ford escape with a bodykit... I'll never accept it as a true mustang lol
Its just a phase it'll fade out...
So... You think we could petition the cartels to blow up the factory?
Still more manly than an "e".
Might as well slap a Mustang badge on that too.
Not a SHELB-E?Blasphemy!
A used shelby is the obvious answer
The day of reckonning is coming for all the non believers....You're delusional... Porsche just came out with the Taycan which goes 0-60 in 2.7 sec, VW is spending 800 billion to build a new EV plant in the US, manual transmissions account for less than 1% of new car sales in the US, the new Corvette is mid-engine automatic only and the overwhelming majority of Mustangs built over the decades have been 4 and 6 cyl economy models. Reality is a bitch.
No... Dude don't even joke like that... If that happens I do believe that WOULD cause a civil war...Not a SHELB-E?
As we know the Lithium is a one off show car. “But”.....maybe, if the Mach-E is successful Ford would green light something like the Lithium.They should have released the Lithium as the mach-E. Would ave been received MUCH better.
You know, ill call my pops today and see what he thinks of it. He did have 2 Mustangs back in the day. My grandpa had a Mach 1 before he moved to the GM side. my dad all the way up until his 09 F150 Triton was a Ford guy. He hasnt looked back since that truck and moved on to Dodge/Ram, and for what ever the reason KIA. they have had sooo many,. they love them. idk why. my dad goes through cars often due to the 180 mile round trip for work. ill see what he says and report back lolI understand how the practical reasons would appeal to what I'm guessing is a middle-aged couple - SUV/CUV, miles per charge, and apparent pricing. What I'm not feeling is that they'd be conned by any ties to the Mustang.
Obviously they've been around for most of the Mustang's existence, if not for all of it. So I would expect their age group to have well established thoughts on what a Mustang has always been and that what they're most likely seeing as a tall station wagon just ain't it (station wagons having been the "utility vehicles" and the mom-mobiles in decades past).
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