Not a Mustang
- Thread starter TarHeelEer
- Start date
Does a car have to have good acceleration to be a sports car? Because I bet you the electric Mustang has better acceleration than a non-electric one. I've never been in one but I've read they have crazy acceleration.
SUV? WTF?
I could see you driving one and pulling into Starbucks to pick up a mocha soy latte.
That really is the key question. Who are we to define its identity? (I'm assuming its personal pronoun is "its," my apologies if I'm mistaken.)
You can tap it, but good luck securing one! They're going to California (primarily) and Virginia/DC area first since those areas are designated as "high demand" EV markets. Other dealers who want to put in orders will be placed on a "priority list" and will be allocated based on annual sales of EV in total, including those of competitors in their markets.
As production ramps us, more will become available, but you could still be waiting 3 to 4 years before they're easily obtained, if you can afford them. Typically when a hot model like this hits showroom floors in limited supply, desperate deep pocket Dealers bid up the prices to be among the first to get them and build floor traffic from the extra "buzz". These models may quickly have 10-to-15K added to their already high MSRP simply because of high demand and low supply.
What do you think?
Electric Ford Mustang
Gas-powered Ford Mustang
"LSX" Luxury Sport Crossover. New vehicle. Given "Mustang" badge since that's the most popular nameplate in automotive history. Ford's unique branding. You don't have to ask if it's a Ford cause it's a Pony.
Last edited:
Last edited: