The other other downside: after admitting to your knuckledragger friends that your Mustang is a hybrid, inevitably crashing it as you leave Cars & Coffee.

I can see this expensive tech getting shelved after the incoming administration starts destroying MPG requirements and clearing the way for massive fossil fuel production in the U.S. I’m just waiting for that 4am tweet. I am all for a hybrid Mustang. Better throttle response, low-end torque, and efficiency while…

There’s been talk of a plug-in hybrid V90. If only it wouldn’t take most of my salary to buy it.

Form factor has been a big reason to dislike hybrids and EV’s so far.

I love wagons, and the only hybrid wagon that exists is... the Prius V. Which is what I bought, because it’s exactly the car I need. Though it’s really a piece of crap that will do until more exciting EV/Hybrid options are available, so this is a…

The upside: mucho torque.

God damnit, and I just bought a 2016 Mustang.

Since the contract defines ‘operable’ legally he should be entirely in the clear.

You’re the asshole that would vote for Trump just because you didn’t like the opponent, aren’t you.

So FF is going full Silicon Valley? Can’t wait to see how they disrupt

Seriously. I LOVE this thing and would buy it over any mid-level sedan or wagon offered today.

Not-so-fun fact: The Duck Hunt gun requires an old CRT style TV, you can’t play it on a modern flat screen. Boooooooo.

2 reasons I can think of;

RC Pro Am

Why must cars now have postage stamps for windows?

1. Legend of Zelda

There’s actually a “chat with a representative” button on that website? I imagine a skeleton dressed up in a business suit sitting at a desk with a headset on his head.

It isn't?

I don't think this has to be the case if you make the access panel nice and large. Done properly, you could have some really great engine access from that bed. Of course, if you have a bed full of turkey offal and you need to change a plug, it's not so hot.

Why not just a cab-over in front, and then move the "front" bed to the back, giving you 1.5 contiguous beds? Sort of like a non-commercial flatbed with a lift-gate. You're totally right that the engine is just taking up footprint space that could be used for bed, but the best use of bed-space is probably to lump it…