Farmer Fran
Well-Known Member
I think maybe i get what you are saying....What "We" want seems to be incomprehensible, IMO.
Half of the complaints I see/hear about the Mustang center around how much this car has strayed from its roots, given that it's attempting to fight other brands abroad and no longer solely focusing on the "Fast in a straight line" philosophy. Go back in the opposite direction and I promise you someone is going to whine about how it's not good at handling anymore.
...That someone may be me, but that's beside the point.
Other complaints I hear about the Mustang surround the design, and after years of watching people whine about it, I've surmised the only thing that will make those people happy is if Ford started rebuilding the Gen 1. At that point just go buy a Resto-mod or the actual Gen 1 itself.
And then the remainder of people who are upset with the car would literally drive anything else except a Mustang. To those people, I ask, if it's so terrible why does this car live rent-free in your head?
Point in case: If Ford listened to the voices, the car we have now would either be stretched thin even further or go so far in one direction it would stop selling altogether. Right now it's catering to multiple audiences, and IMO if some people took off the rose-tinted glasses, used their critical thinking skills, and just maybe stopped arguing online about how terrible of a job Ford is doing and touched some grass, they'd see that the car isn't half bad.
TLDR, people need to stop talking about what Ford could have have given us and just go drive their damn car. I'm sorry but it really peeves me when I see all these complaints, especially coming from fellow owners, who clearly wouldn't be satisfied even if they got what they were asking for. If you don't like it buy something else. This isn't a Model T situation where you have one single choice...
The mustang has evolved into a cushy, fast, feature heavy, expensive car, generally speaking.
Give us a 35k V8 stripper that is tuneable
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