This is 1 of the wackiest picks for this feature. You really struck me & I’m sure so many others upside the head with this. There’s too much cognitive dissonance for me to be able to make a conscientious vote.

Fair market price, I suppose. If it’s the Ford Jaguar, then it has a bit more quality: reliability & durability.

Worth buying, but for that price, sike!

Yeah, someone wishing death upon someone you love, you’re totally not entitled to be upset.

Someone in their PR should know that wording their response in the way that they did could be interpreted in a less than favorable way, even if they meant no offense. So no, there isn’t any fake outrage here. If not offensive, they were inconsiderate & at best incompetent. As if literally supporting foreign regimes…

Is this supposed to be a Ferrari or a Ford?

Oh the fragile majority that is easily threatened by equality. . . .

Not voting today because there’s a big “if”, which is the state of the down-below. Since the floorpan is a Bedrock special, something tells me that the frame is not far behind from Barney Rubble’s goofy laugh.

I got you. Read my comment.

Something something socialist conspiracy just drink some bleach & shove a light bulb up your butt do you’re research!

If I couldn’t drive a stick, then it wouldn’t matter a bit what kind of car I’d have.

How about a $100000 Imperial?

As much as I would love to see the continuation of the ICE & the fire within, I understand that they are bad for the environment. I accept this in a sort of necessary evil kind of way.

Not only does today’s candidate seem to be in excellent condition, but it also comes with seemingly piddly accessories. The absence of these still leave an operable vehicle, but makes living with it more difficult than it was meant to be.

Film adaptation of SNL’s Californians, perhaps?

To me, today’s candidate is rare & unused (& wacky) enough to garner the asking price. Would prefer LS & Tremec but oh well.

All the same to me.  I’ll never be able to afford 1 anyway.  More importantly, they’re all missing a pedal.  Sports car my ass.

The Mach E looks like a stretched out Mustang.

The disguised Mustang doesn’t look fundamentally different from the current generation (except the gas cap is in the B pillar?). As far as Ford’s attempt to pique my interest, they would’ve failed even if I were a Ford person.  I just hope that it doesn’t take any styling cues from the Shitty Deuce Coupe (Mustang 2).

. . . if there’s one thing Ford wants people to think of the Mustang as, it’s manual-transmission V8. . .