Hi, I make my modest living working for a company that produces executive jets. I’m glad society supports their existence because it’s nice to put food on my table.

Mustang makes no sound outside. Sounds good inside, and that’s all I really care about

Highway, sure. But I still get decent mileage in the city. According to R&T a 1999 Corvette did 0-60 in 5.2 seconds. Compared to the 5.6 the ecoboost should be getting, it’s not that much faster.

And get destroyed in the corners so I don’t care

3 more MPG in a car that weighs less and has less power? Shocking.

I had a Sonic before this, it was over 3k. I was simply answering the question of if it was screaming at 70+ by saying no, it doesn't

The best part? They discovered it during a comparison test with the turbo Camaro and they still picked the Mustang

I own one. At 70 it turns 2300 RPM. It’s quiet and comfortable, and just today I saw 35 MPG doing 70 for about 30 miles with two passengers

Dear Ford,

Simple micro-economics demonstrates that if you have buyers with a higher reserve price (People that are willing to pay $80k for the 75kw product) but price the product too low you leave money on the table in the form of consumer surplus.

Classic 2nd Degree Price Discrimination

Yes. Make a wall unit, license it to restaurants.

They are certainly not flying back home. Too much risk, too much fuel cost. That’s beyond out of the question.

I don’t think I’m missing anything, I have a degree in aerospace engineering.

I’m simply stating their goal. It will be more challenging, sure, but it will happen soon

Heavy is just 3 9s strapped together. I doubt it would be too much worse. I would imagine each unit would land itself on land. I'd be a bit surprised if by the time Heavy first stages try landing they're still doing drone ship landings

The long term plan is to do this with all stages I believe. And not on a ship, but back at the launch site. That would support rapid turnaround and near constant launches, which given their current backlog can likely be supported

#COTD

He’s using them to remove the spring. Isn't that normal?

Interior materials are plenty great. The leather is nice and all the plastics you interact with are relatively high quality.