The 2015-2017 definitely has the better looking front end, but that’s not to say that the 2018+ is bad looking, it still looks excellent. The Gen 3 Coyote put it over the edge for me, it just wants to rev. Can’t go wrong though.
So my wife and I have been house shopping for a bit and we decided to take the Mustang on Friday to do so.
I was driving down a hill when I got a warning that the from sensors for safe & smart had failed. At that moment, I shifted into 1st to turn around and it felt like the engine coughed. As I...
Because it's like looking out of a bunker, the interior ergonomics were designed by morons, and have you seen it? It looks like a basking shark. That said, they are fabulous to drive in stock form.
Mustang has a better interior, you can see out of it, have you seen it looks, and you can rev the...
Happens to me all the time with diesel pickups and Teslas. Guy followed me home in a Model 3 trying to race. I just don’t get why people need to swing d**k here, I drive at perfectly reasonable speeds and I save any enthusiastic driving in places I know no one else will be.
I considered the Challenger as well as the Mustang and I absolutely loved both. Looking at the challenger makes me weak at the knees, especially the 392 Widebody, not that the Mustang isn't a jaw dropper either. I got a better deal on the Mustang and the rev happy nature of the Coyote, better...
My mother has a P100D Ludicrous mode, and while it is insane, face melting actually, comparing an EV is to an ICE car is like comparing a jet to a propeller aircraft, it's all relative. I prefer the efficiency of an EV, but I prefer driving an ICE car. I also don't trust Elon Musk, that stupid...
I have quite of bit of seat time in both. My wife and I got an upgrade on our rental and granted, it was a 4 pot, but the Camaro's handling was sublime. While my Mustang handles well, it is not at the level at the Camaro. With mods, yes, it will be every bit the equal. Where the Camaro fell...
Totally get it, my wife is 6'2" and I am 6'3" and our son is a year old, so it is a rear facing seat.
I would say that I am not even attempting to get his seat into the car until he is front facing in a year. Thankfully my wife has a big car, so none of this is ever an issue.
If this is your primary family car, I would even bother test driving one. I only get away with it because my son very seldomly goes out in the Mustang.
I see a couple of ways forward with EVs. Clearly lithium mining is not sustainable, but the battery packs are good for about 400k miles, so at least they last. That said, battery technology is coming a long way very quickly. If people could just get over the stigma, nuclear power is very clean...