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There should be a vote option for "I don't feel strongly about the Mustang name one way or the other."
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It's all marketing that created a global storm for discussions and memes.
The outrage with true Mustang enthusiasts helped fuel the free PR for Ford and now the Minivan/Crossover SUV crews can buy a "Mustang" and feel cool and relevant.
All this was then stolen by the Tesla Cybertrucks new found thunder and demo fail.
4D Chess kiddos.
The outrage with true Mustang enthusiasts helped fuel the free PR for Ford and now the Minivan/Crossover SUV crews can buy a "Mustang" and feel cool and relevant.
All this was then stolen by the Tesla Cybertrucks new found thunder and demo fail.
4D Chess kiddos.
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Mustang drivetrain in a Factory Five kit.
1. My bet is Ford will sell a lot of MMEs; that's good for Ford and good for the brand to live into the future for all Mustang lovers.
2. Its the right of every parent to name their child; we are witnessing Ford's new baby Mustang in my eyes.
3. Bottom line, that pony emblem looks real nice on the MME and is guaranteed to turn a lot of heads in admiration.
2. Its the right of every parent to name their child; we are witnessing Ford's new baby Mustang in my eyes.
3. Bottom line, that pony emblem looks real nice on the MME and is guaranteed to turn a lot of heads in admiration.
My first Mustang was a 1966 GT convertible; My second was a 1986 GT convertible.
Since then I have moved on to Porsche, Audis, Mercedes and BMW's with an Acura MDX, Toyota RAV4 and Ford Edge Sports thrown in.
I really wonder if the name Mustang resonates with people under 40/50 years of age.
My children are 42 and 38, my nephew, a car buff, is 44. He drives a Subaru WRX. The Mustang name is of no relevance to them.
I have never been to a Mustang get together: Does anyone have a guess as to the average age of a Mustang enthusiast?
My exposure to Mustangs is all from the 1970s
If the name "Mustang" only appeals to people our age, (I am past 3/4 of a century) that is not a good.
It will be no different than Cadillac whose buyers are dying off.
I wonder how many people on this Forum are under 60 years of age and if the name "Mustang" means anything to them.
When I went to the dealer to view the MME, all the other potential buyers were elderly. No one was under 50.
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I have seen a mix, but I don’t think the younger crowd was there for the Mustang name, but rather checking out the new electric CUV that happens to have a cool-sounding name.
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Anyway... We should all be thankful they didn't stick to the original concept. We would have never purchased that thing.
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Before It Was A Mustang, The Mach-E Looked Like This
It turns out that the Mustang Mach-E was very close to being something completely different.
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