It's because if you put straight e85 in a Mustang it wouldn't run right
The fuel system components being damaged by ethanol hasn't been an issue in a long time.
Id personally avoid local shops or places that don't specialize in mustangs
Go with a big name place, you can do these cars remotely so take advantage of that. Don't get trapped into thinking you need a "custom" tune on a dyno.
lol
It was also a brand new car at the time. Heck, even class of car.
I can bet you there weren't designers of that car that were women. Secretaries maybe.
What platform do they have to use for this?
a 400hp, sub-3500lb AWD hatch might be cool
Give it a higher revving engine than what they use now and forged pistons and rods so it can be turned up past 500 and still hold together
Then do a longer wheel base RWD model for the next gen Mustang?