At least the Hyundai has actual door handles... Yay!! LOLThis will be what people are cross-shopping vs the "Mustang" now. Good job, Ford.
The Mustang is Ford's 'halo car'. The vehicle that hopefully draws people into the showrooms that wouldn't buy one for any number of reasons, where there's a chance that they'll leave with whatever Ford model best suits them.Yeah, I was trying to get a sense of how this is going to impact sales of the S550 version. Unfortunately the poll feature limits the length of the question so it was hard to word it to make that clear. I tried to clarify it in the wording of the options but I can see where it may not be clear. I included a balanced set of options to be fair but I can't say that I understand why naming an SUV "Mustang" makes anyone more likely to buy an S550.
I will be very surprised if it beats the GT when it has the same HP and much more weight. Torque doesn't impact 1/4 mile times. Only HP, gearing and the car's weight do that.It has 460hp 600ftlb of torque awd and not affected by weather trust me it will gap a stock gt in the 1/4mile.
Dont forget the DA ambient temps and Density Altitude impact greatly on a gas powered car.I will be very surprised if it beats the GT when it has the same HP and much more weight. Torque doesn't impact 1/4 mile times. Only HP, gearing and the car's weight do that.
You'll be lucky if electric vehicles are even 25% of all the vehicles on the road in 10 years. Sales for EVs teeter between 1.4% and 2.4% of total vehicle sales in the US. Yes, that number will grow when more auto manufacturers are making EVs, but gasoline and diesel vehicles will stay relevant even after we all die on this forum. Batteries in vehicles is a trend, not an innovation. This world would be crippled if everyone drove an EV. Our infrastructure just can't handle it. I see a new technology, a new source of energy to power vehicles in the next 50 years or so and it ain't batteries either. With the finite nature of batteries and how often they need to be disposed of, it just isn't a feasible long term solution.Wow very sensitive folks here... not saying I love the Mach e but the technology sure is cool. Calling it a mustang? Marketing, nothing more. Plus the advertised performance numbers are mustang worthy.
Bottom line who cares?? Doesn’t change a thing with how great my bullitt is. anybody that would sell their mustang because of this car is out of their mind.
This is the future. These e cars will be running circles around anything with a gas engine in 10 years or less. And you likely won’t be able to even buy a gas engine by then. All the more reason to keep your car. End of an era.
Honestly, the less technology in a car, the better. And that's coming from someone who works with computers all day. People are way too distracted doing things they shouldn't instead of concentrating on the road. Yes, all these computer aids like lane keep assist help people, but they also handicap people. You shouldn't fully rely on technology, EVER! Because we are the ones that program it! We don't need more technology to distract people.Really hoping someone will figure out how to put the screen from the Mach e into our mustangs. Much rather have that than the Phoenix aftermarket screen if it’s even possible.
The GT500 will be getting Sync version 3.4. Sync 4 is a long way off.I'm pretty sure the new Sync in the GT500 is Sync 4.