They didn't make Mustangs for large periods of time last year, plus they also started making 1000's of export cars (quite possible at better margins than domestic market cars). No wonder the domestic numbers were constrained as you correctly point out.
When JLR had commodity constraints they...
You and others are asking Ford to do the opposite, go from 40k to 120k cars which will never happen.
If the profit is more it makes it worse. ÂŁ20k profit sell for 15k less need to sell 4x the number of cars.
Even 20k profit and 10k discount still need to double sales (and 10k discount will be...
Don't worry about the dash. Nothing new (The S550 had the same from 2018 with only a few early gremlins) and screens are very reliable.
Vapour blue (same as mine) is an unusual colour, as you say almost flat in grey weather but really sparkles in then sun. I had a Ruby Red Mondeo (Fusion) and...
Which is not what the Mustang is for. She would never be able to insure it anyway.
Get her a Dacia if they sell them in the US, great value and basic cars based on old Renault platforms and engines etc.
Are they? Not so sure. If you reduce the price by 10% and you had a 15% profit margin before you have to sell 3 cars to make the same money as you did before. Stick with selling 1 car at 15% every day, because no matter what the price there will be people moaning it is too expensive, and...
That is exactly what you did do! You continue to use the term 'Dork Horse' which is clearly meant to belittle and wind up those that have one. What to you expect to achieve doing that?
Education on your part to learn how to conduct yourself in a civil way will be the key to your success!
In your small world.
V8 has never been that popular outside the US where size and fuel efficiency are far more important. V8 has literally no advantages over any other form of ICE engine.
Which precisely 3 people would buy (all on this forum)
Of course they couldn't even do that, as they would cost an absolute fortune as for example.
Mk1 Ford Escort back in production with 296bhp and modern tech | Autocar
Well that isn't actually correct is it!
What Happens to Dead Electric Car Batteries in 2025?
Try reading the complete article - yes 5% recycled at the moment, but most of the rest re-purposed or stored for future recycling. As was pointed out before there is an issue at the moment that EV...
Oh look, if you are going to provide facts and evidence and not uninformed opinions then you will really struggle with some people on here :wink:
It is genuinely scary the rubbish some people post on here, where do they get this guff? Do they dream it up or believe the conspiracy theorists and...
OK you really need to do some PROPER research rather than posting misinformation!
There is no such thing as 'depleted Lithium' in batteries. The Lithium is in compound form and doesn't burst into flames or explode when it gets wet. They may short circuit when submerged (especially in salt...
An ironic comment considering how much moaning there is going on in this forum about the prices of Mustangs are too high, so not enough schmucks can afford them! Can't have it both ways.
Oh and outside the US the Mustang is a very special and well loved rare car that holds it's value really...
LOL!
The word 'legacy' is indeed defined as above and a 'legacy product' has a further definition of it's own as it would do being TWO words! Nothing wrong with the Wikipedia definition unless you are suggesting it is wrong? If you do a cursory search for 'legacy product' you will find plenty...
Not me that doesn't understand the vocabulary.
A "legacy" product may be a product that is no longer sold, has lost substantial market share, or is a version of a product that is not current.
Legacy system - Wikipedia
Seems pretty clear to me, or do you have another definition you could...
Doesn't the Dark Horse have Magneride as standard, slightly better brakes (bigger front disks / callipers, 4 pot rear callipers) and the same B&O 12 speaker sound system as the Bullitt?