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2024 Mustang Australia (AU) Pricing and Timing Schedule
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Arno_ecobeast
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Me three... actually... i wouldn't mind swapping for the Bullitt wheels either. bit more of a retro muscle look, easier to clean... lol
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Thats how my journey started towards getting the DH. I loved the wheels and spoiler. Then I thought if I need to buy new wheels and a spoiler for my GT (plus option Magneride), that will probably be 5-7k, maybe even 10k. The DH is 20k more expensive, but I get all those things plus that Tremec. Sold! haha
Funny how we can justify these things to ourselves (and the missus).
5.0ALM
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I notice that Ford Australia have modified their Vehicle Wait Times page in the last few days.
https://www.ford.com.au/new-vehicle-availability/
They used to list the models beneath Birkic's video, last update for Mustang being Dec '23.
Now it's a handball onto their dealer network:
https://www.ford.com.au/new-vehicle-availability/
They used to list the models beneath Birkic's video, last update for Mustang being Dec '23.
Now it's a handball onto their dealer network:
Lightning17GT
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Typical
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I don't think that it's necessarily bad news. I think Ford is trying to be more vague it seems with their various waiting times. I mean, really having a list like that is just bad press lol
Now they go into muddier waters, but makes you reach out to dealership more which keeps you enticed or potentially signing a contract.
Its a bit shadier, but good for business
Now they go into muddier waters, but makes you reach out to dealership more which keeps you enticed or potentially signing a contract.
Its a bit shadier, but good for business
Deano1978
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Someone take Joe for a ride in a DH
https://www.news.com.au/technology/...g/news-story/26d32ec4d40a3de02eda72b02080e6b6
https://www.news.com.au/technology/...g/news-story/26d32ec4d40a3de02eda72b02080e6b6
Lightning17GT
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This is all going to end badly.
Lightning17GT
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I'm waiting for the day when we don't have enough power to charge our cars. sadly the people making these decisions don't live in reality.With this draconian left BS, the S750 will have to be a hybrid, or gone.
... and sooner than later.
Eremyjay
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Sorry to say but he is just a puppet, he has no say even after the ride in a DH.
That's their intensions. It's all about control or the 15 minute city. Also when everyone has EV no doubt the energy juice charging rate will rise due to demands.
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Thats why im really pushing for these... the market, especially aussie electrical grid with current forecast can no way handle 50% EV ownership.
We will pay a little more but we will have autonomy and we can go where we want. 15min city will not be opted out of if you own EVs in the future.
And the craziest thing is, there are people who vote FOR this with eyes wide open.
We will pay a little more but we will have autonomy and we can go where we want. 15min city will not be opted out of if you own EVs in the future.
And the craziest thing is, there are people who vote FOR this with eyes wide open.
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