At this point, you are being just stubborn for the sake of being stubborn. The same way I don't speculate on how we're going to do a catch-return using the SpaceX Starship with it's slew of Raptor engines, my expertise is not the power grid nor technology that has yet been invented.
I'm sure...
All these arguments against the eventual electrification of transportation in the United States are ignorant at best and disingenuous at worst.
The technology for complete replacement of ICE vehicles for all use cases doesn't exist today. That's a fact. However, that doesn't mean that the...
Which is exactly the ethos up and down the Mustang line.
Chevy: Track focused car, handles well, sacrifices livability
Ford: True grand tourer. Can handle itself on a track and keep up with the "track focused" cars, but doesn't sacrifice the daily experience
Dodge: Land bruiser dripping with...
A turbo car is literally forcing air into the engine so you're not going to see as much of a loss there at all.
The biggest culprit is going to be an open element CAI and IAT temps that are out of control. Since a N/A car relies on dense air at atmosphere, ambient temperature is extremely...
And that's what personal taste comes into play. I think the 3.7 badges look quite good myself. But it seems like Up-badging is pretty much universally hated by everyone.
Well I delineate between putting custom badges on your vehicle versus putting fake badges. I.E., a V6 badge on an otherwise badge-less V6 is cool, but putting a Shelby badge on a Ecoboost is grounds for execution. That's my $0.02.
Also remember, allocation of Mustangs goes to the southern states during the winter months in the US. Coupled with the shortages, not surprising there's places with little inventory.
Lol, tell us how you really feel....
Anyways, depends on where you live. There are 204 new cars in Houston area.
33 GTs
60 GT Pemiums
10 Mach 1s
28 Ecoboosts
24 Mach-Es (this one was to piss you off lol)
Comparatively, the Camaro guys have it much worse. There are only 9 new within 50 miles...
Unlikely. NASCAR chassis/suspension, engines, and transmissions are all the same requiring modifications to the body of the vehicle. This is due to regulation of shape and aero and nothing to do with future Ford products.
For comparison sake, here's the three NASCAR cars side by side. Either...