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I gave it it's weekly charging and emptied all the mouse traps around it. can't wait till spring.

Since it is an American car use American fuel. eg: Jack Daniels

and it won't be long................. there will soon be a self driving Mustang, at the track operated via a smart phone.

I hate electronics, I like gas and oil, I like the smell of gas, the smell of exhaust, the feel of oil, spark plugs. Too bad things are going this way. I've made up my mind to never buy a new vehicle again, only something old, the older the better.

Just saw the reveal: This new thing looks like a smart phone that you sit in and go places to.

Very upsetting! Who is running Ford with these crazy ideas and no respect for tradition and heritage. The TJ was the last real Jeep and then the Jeep was turned into a shrunken Hummer. Now The Mustang name is being ruined. 0 respect for tradition. Before I got into Mustangs, my hobby was...

Another Mustang and a Trek 520.

Built out of used parts from all 6 generations......................................... Frankenstang

I worry a lot about this too. I just got my mustang July 24, and I just put it away for the next 6 months to hibernate over winter , fortunately with not a single scratch. Now I can sleep at night. I've been driving my Jeep and I can park anywhere plus I don't have to worry about speeding...

Thanks NoVaGT, That confirms what I was sort of thinking. That's what I'll do.

Hello NoVaGT, I'd love to do that but I drive my F450 with a slide in truck camper that I stay in and pull my sailboat so that won't work. I wish I could live in N.C. all year but Canadians are only allowed to stay in the U.S. for 6 months every calendar year.

But if the doors are shut and then the battery is disconnected, will they open or should they be left open and then disconnect the battery. Battery tender is out of the question. My place is in the Canadian bush, Algonquin Park, I am off the grid, the snow is deep, the temperature gets down to...

Too bad. With the fine he will get he could have bought a lot of track time and gone faster.

I'll be putting away my EB for 6 months so the question is, once the battery is disconnected, will the doors open/shut because the windows cannot go up/down the quarter inch.

Here is my VB. I like MM just as much. The solution is buy one of each and help Ford keep the Mustang going.

I've spent a lot of time in very small sailboats so I'm sure I could live in a Mustang if I had to. In fact, I may plan an overnight trip and save the hotel expense, plus I don't have to worry about leaving my Mustang alone and unattended.

4 doors would be terrible. Worse would be a autonomous ( self driving ) electric Mustang.

That's a real problem. My car is 4 weeks old. I'm afraid to park it anywhere so I don't park it period. I just drive it all day for fun.

Here in Ontario, EB with premium package and electronic dash with navigation, manual trans prices out at $40,000 taxes in. Bullitt prices out at $65,0000 taxes in, but has all options on it, eg: damping system, security system, blind spot etc. so if I add all of the options that come standard...

The closest thing I've driven to a car in the last 20 years is my Jeep TJ. 2 weeks ago my F-450 broke down ( diesel emissions DEF problem ) and the dealer gave me a Fiesta to drive around in. Lots of fun. So I figured a Mustang would be even more fun to have. I test drove a Bullitt and loved it...