I saw the Uris for the first time last week. What an eyesore that thing was.Aston Martin DBX
Lamborghini Uris
Ferrari Purosangue
Porsche Cayenne
The world as we know it has changed forever.
THIS!Why?
Because the “Mustang” was never and should not ever be a “brand”. It is the model of an iconic vehicle that maintained a specific body style and design aspects. The Mustang Pony logo and it’s likeness should not be affixed to ANY OTHER vehicle type, even if “Mustang inspired”.
A Mustang is NOT an SUV, it’s NOT a brand, it’s a Pony CAR.
Ford is trying to make it into a brand.
If Ford wants another vehicle that is “Mustang inspired” then call it a Palomino, an Arabian, a Caspian, a Tarpan or something of that nature.
Don’t slap the iconic Mustang Pony or it’s Tribar onto an SUV or CUV.





Be a nice car for my girlfriend.I could see it as a second vehicle for someone who is really rich.
Like maybe their "3rd eye". Sorry couldn't resist the Tool reference after seeing your Sig picyou guys are crazy. mustangs will only survive as long as ford does so you need to open your eyes to the future market.
That looks like a Blue Oval on the nose and not a pony...........thank goodness!
1. They are not using the Mach name. this was decided a long time ago. 2. Just because it breaks with past history doesn't mean its not a GT500. I'm sure the buyers for this new classic will agree.I don't like the fact Ford has now used 2 iconic, historic names in a way that doesn't reflect or respect the past. This new Mach E...using the name Mach is ignorant! And calling the 2020 GT500 a GT500 breaks with past history because its no longer offered with a manual transmission at all. Sorry Ford, not everyone likes your newest offerings....unless they are a millenial.
Agreed. You can see the "influence" in the front clip and taillights. Looks good.That looks like a Blue Oval on the nose and not a pony...........thank goodness!
For what it's worth, that's quite a looker. Just keep the Mustang/Pony badges well away from it![]()