I wasn’t hot on it when I first saw it, but now I have to say it’s actually pretty handsome in that colour and side-by-side with the current one.

I wonder what the poverty spec mustang will look like now that it’s not a V6. Same as the old V6 but with the I4? One of the things that put me off about the V6 on the current gen is that you basically can’t option it at all. Wonder if that’s about to change.

I’ll reserve judgement until I see it in person. I remember strongly disliking the current Mustang when it was new, but I actually find it quite appealing now, so maybe this one will grow on me.

I’m guessing a big part of their business is based around the viability of the production process for scale, so maybe they’ve resolved (or are resolving) some of these issues.

This is a reality I could get behind. It brings me no end of sadness that instead of cool cyberpunk concept cars becoming reality, we generally get... well, look out your window. This dystopian future sucks.

“Ran when parked”

My only reservation is that this probably means no chance of a manual transmission. Otherwise, I’m pretty much fully onboard with this (as long as it sounds good, it doesn’t need V8 rumble but it better have something going for it).

I love these 70s Japanese cars, little compact muscle cars. I wish we saw stuff with this kind of styling and design come back in the same sort of way we’re seeing with the retro-muscle cars over here.

All seasons are not sufficient on a car like this or the Charger in real, actual snow. I DD my Challenger year-round (and I’m in Canada, so it definitely sees snow) and it’s completely competent in crap weather as long as you have the right sort of rubber on.

Pair it with a decent stick and you’ve got my attention. A rock-solid RWD GT car at a Kia price point is a very interesting proposition.

The death of the Viper right when it became really, REALLY excellent, is tragic. I would absolutely buy one of these if I could afford it, but I guess the market of people who want a ridiculous, raw car like the Viper doesn’t really overlap with the demographic of people who can drop a clean hundo on an admittedly…

I had the exact same experience with a dealer loaner Journey! What a turd. It had about 10 miles on the clock when I got it so it was brand new, but it managed to make my next loaner (because of course FCA couldn’t fix the issue the first time) look and feel like a Maserati.

That’s an unbelievable speed! As in, I literally do not believe it happened.

They really did manage to make it a striking design with just some essentially minor changes. It’s a gorgeous car now, when the previous generation I would have generously described as “flawed”.

Breaking News: No Replacement For Displacement

I want this so badly :(

The box said ten horsepower!

Wait, does this mean you were neutral dropping a press loaner at every stoplight? Because I really hope this means you were neutral dropping a press loaner at every stoplight.

The dystopian food-unit of the future, today!

I kind of like this, and I’m glad it exists, but I wouldn’t buy it.