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My 2019 GT with options was £48k list. My 2024 GT was £60k list. £12k increase in 6 years is not 50%

Price is not the problem. Just look at all new car prices - a Kuga can be well over £43k plus options now. I paid less than £60k for my GT. Seems pretty good value to me.

All the major magazines have tested the new car - mostly positive

Underfilling would not save money it would cost money in warranty claims!

Mustang has only sold in hundreds every year since 2020. They are not common.

A couple of comments I think I read that Ford make the track mode throttle map linear for more control so not as aggressive as sport mode. This is deliberate for modulation on the track rather than a 'sporty aggressive' feel. The power curve you see there is for the European model I assume -...

Rubbish.

Another thread about to be locked having been taken over by the 5 year olds.....

Wow you are now editing another person's quote and attributing it to me. You really have lost the plot

My 24 has no rattles at all, better than my 19.

Zig strikes again!

You do post some drivel

If you haven't worked it out by now you never will!

Complete rubbish. You know why it is locked down.

Err me for one. Haven't written a cheque for years. Zero security is the main reason! Many companies here will not accept cheques now for fraud reasons.

You know why. It is locked for a reason which you also know.

Don't buy one then. Ford don't do the last of those and data can be controlled (better in Europe). The others are a fine by me. Many consider these uphill not downhill!

Well 500 years is pushing it but it isn't just speed. Handling of old cars was flaky, tyres were poor, brakes were poor etc. It can be argued that driving a bad car slowly can be more exciting than driving a good car fast as the limits today are so high but I certainly wouldn't give away the...

Ehh? Modern cars have way more ability and abilities. Old cars had a steering wheel, some pedals, a few doors and a gearstick. Look at factory performance for old cars compared to even run of the mill modern cars, never mind the better fuel efficiency. So no - just the opposite

Reliability by brand and model varies by year but that is a properly sweeping statement to suggest all car reliability has fallen without actual data to back it up! Where did your evidence come from?