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Honda is coming back to F1 in 2026. Red Bull wants engines to be built in their facility which Honda wouldn’t agree to.

So what is this?

I think I see it here.....

The MT88 is a 7 speed (6 speed with crawler gear for the 2.3L Bronco. Mustang owners will continue to get the MT82. https://www.transmissiondigest.com/ford-unveils-2021-bronco-with-7-speed-getrag-manual-transmission/

You do not need to be friends with a country to be a trade partner with them. This is where Ford contracted to have these made and that is that. It's not going to change. Either buy Mach 1 or Dark Horse or deal with the MT82. Also a lot of folks on here that their MT82's while not the best have...

And who did the GM hear it from? The tooth fairy? :crackup: :cwl:

If Ford was going to drop the MT82 they would have done it with the S650. They didn’t for both cost and production reasons. If, and right now, it’s a big if, there is an ICE S750 maybe then they will use the Tremec as the only choice. But that’s a long way off. Personally, I would want the...

Agreed that the “Boss“ name will be used sometime during the S650 run but it will use a version of the Coyote (5.4 😀). Going backwards to a OHV truck engine doesn’t seem likely.

Sure, why not? It’s not going to happen but it’s nice to dream.

I agree about Maisto but that's all we have. I would love to see Acme/GMP do a S550 but they never have either.

As the 2024 is considered a new model I think we will be seeing die-casts, at least from Miasto and hopefully some others like AutoArt.

Unfortunately resin, not diecast. Also $188. Too rich for my cheap blood. https://cldc.store/products/topspeed-1-18-ford-mustang-dark-horse-2024-carbonized-gray-ts0478-resin-car-model-available-in-feb-2023-pre-order-now

That’s actually a good point as far as the GT is concerned. Ecoboost’s can be leased.

Well none since the S650 is not available yet. :giggle: But with the S550 probably not many. The Mustang is a low volume car to start with. Then add the fact that inventories were at an all time low. I also think the majority of Mustangs sold are not for primary use. These buyers most likely...

These are never hard dates. They are always fluid due to all the variables that go into the manufacturing process.

Manufacturing timelines are set first. Products come afterwards. That’s the way it works. I worked for a global manufacturer for 24 years.

I’m sure they will be available but we will need to see the order guide for it to be 100%.