It doesn't really take a genius to figure out that the reasons for the Mustang's success in Europe and elsewhere are exactly the same as the reasons why it did so well in America for the last 52 years.
Press release from Ford:
https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2016/04/06/new-standard-features-fresh-colors-for-2017-ford-shelby-gt350.html
I respectfully disagree :)
5 characters x 50 mm = 250 mm
3 spaces between characters x 11 mm = 33 mm
1 space between groups x 33 mm = 33 mm
2 margins x 11 mm = 22 mm
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Grand total of 338 mm.
Myself, I'm going for A1 AAA format, as I really want 12x6 plates on my Mustang.
Well, not really, unless the number is a 1. A US-sized plate is 305 mm wide. Correctly sized and spaced, a 5-digit number takes 316 mm. And you need a margin of 11 mm either side on top of that.
Twin Turbo, when you get here, can you please edit the typo in the thread title (Firts => First)? Thanks! :)
EDIT: Never mind that, I have been educated now. :headbonk:
FIRST 1,000 FORD MUSTANGS DELIVERED TO UK CUSTOMERS
https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/feu/gb/en/news/2016/03/29/first-1-000-ford-mustangs-delivered-to-uk-customers.html