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To: Lovely-Day-For-A-Guinness

“just like hardcore Mustang guys are choosing the Mustang Mach-E over the GT350 or GT500”

Are you realy comparing a Tesla car that goes 8.94 in the quarter to the Mach-E suv?

I remember all my GM car guy friends who swore they would never buy another GM due to the bailout. When the Camaro SS came out in that new body style style everyone bought one or wished they had one.

When the new EV Hellcat comes out Mopar guys will be lined up for blocks to own the future fastest production car made.


217 posted on 01/06/2022 8:19:26 AM PST by setter
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To: setter
Your reading comprehension needs a recharge as I did not make that comparison.

Re-read what I posted - I said MOPAR guys would be rushing to buy the Tesla about as fast as the hardcore Mustang guys would choose the Mach-E (the government $7500 funded one) over the GT350/GT500.

Yeah, the Mach-E is a SUV, but Ford includes it in the Mustang line-up. They likely had to offer it as a SUV since designing an EV Mustang with the classic Mustang lines is difficult due to the size of the batteries.

You go ahead and have your cargasm over an EV and I'll enjoy driving my GT350R with its standard transmission and pleasingly obnoxious exhaust note. I like my senses stimulated when driving performance cars as well as having total control over them rather than simply pressing the accelerator and listening to a barely audible electric whine.

237 posted on 01/06/2022 8:45:13 AM PST by Lovely-Day-For-A-Guinness
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To: setter
"Are you realy comparing a Tesla car that goes 8.94 in the quarter to the Mach-E suv?


240 posted on 01/06/2022 8:54:20 AM PST by TexasGator (UF)
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