TL DR, they sell a whole hell of lot more Coyote's in the the F150 than the Mustang.
The last year of concrete data I was able to find for F150 take rates was in 2017. 896,764 F150's were sold, of which "1 in 4" were Coyotes. This was actually a large decline from the previous years, mostly...
If someone leaves their car unlocked, or easily unlocked electronically, I go in and lick the steering wheel. I don't need to do it or anything, I can totally stop if I want to.
I think this paragraph from the article would address that concern:
"One of the primary purposes of the Ford CD6 platform is to drive scale economies even further by sharing parts with other vehicles. In that regard, CD6 is not so much a platform as it is a flexible vehicle set – a...
Explain the 6th gen Camaro then. Was this the conversation at GM, "Hmmm, no one seems to like the styling, let's double down on it!". You're right though, most cars could badge swap without anyone noticing.
Confirmed. The base model is also a turbo 2 liter...for $60k. No wonder they never want to play with me. To get Coyote numbers, you need to drop 6-figures. May as well buy a GT500 at that point. Why does anyone buy non-Mustang's?