I wish they’d sell Mustang’s with Lincoln dealers or have their own sub brand where they can sell Mustangs and Mach E’s (Maybe broncos?). Maybe they’d have a better buying/service experience for people.
What I'm wondering is what's going to happen to folks in apartment complexes? It's easy to have a charging station in your attached garage at home, but how does that work in a place with hundreds of residents that do the daily commute? Even if work from home schedules become a permanent thing...
I’m really appreciative of this generation.
This Gen really caught my attention of the mustang. Before I leaned heavily towards foreign cars, but I love how the domestic pony/muscle cars have perfected the retro homages without being tacky about it.
I’m also appreciative for the community and...
Something tells me that if they didn't come out with a Bullitt, the Mach 1 would be much better received. Between a power bump or upgrading the transmission, it seems like the latter was the correct decision. Maybe they could've used an NA GT500 engine, but honestly 480hp is more than enough for...
No way the Z51 pack is 12k. The current package is around 6-7k. Also if people are patient, it shouldn't be hard to find Z51 C8's under 60k. GM is good for markdowns.
Can't go wrong either way. If you got small kids, the GT500 may be the one to go with. But pulling up with the C8 on date night would be a killer. I'm taking the latter.
I say the more competition, the better. Iron sharpens iron and having the vette as the benchmark will make the Mustang better long term. If anything, it gives buyers leverage when dealers slap crazy markups on the GT500.
If I wanted something the size of a Challenger....I'd get a challenger. The mustang should be getting smaller an lighter. If that's their plan, I'm more than ok with them milking this platform as long as possible.