Yeah, that reeks of exoticism and orientalism.

I really don’t see how this is hypocritical. I’m sure the truckloads of money spark a lot of joy for her.

The problem with the name isn’t “Mustang”, it’s “Mach E.” It’s clunky and weird and it’s nonsensical. Will they have a version called the Grand Mach E?

car bad name

This article was so poorly written that I can’t tell exactly what the point of it was.

Yes, my comment basically covers all that. 

I don’t think Ford and GM assumed they’d keep those buyers, I think they decided those buyers weren’t worth the production if they’re not making money. The idea is that they’d get new buyers with the increased production more profitable segments.

Wasn’t the issue with these small cars that there was no profit margin? If they can’t make money, damn the customer loyalty and go for the big bucks. 

Did they give Mark Reuss another loaner?

Mid-engined RWD sportscar, meet snow.  Have you met snow’s friend, wall?

I did this with my Autozam with only 63 hp.  When the rear end starts to slide, the instinct is to let off the throttle.  That makes the car snap back and spin out.  It’s very common in mid rear engine cars. Lift off snap oversteer. 

Kudos to Ford for doing something the other domestics aren’t. Can’t wait to see the performance numbers on this. The styling goes right along with the current product line. At least it isn’t the new edge Transformer stuff from Japan. (p.s. Did you see the electric ‘Stang? Tesla should be sweating)

Mercedes makes pretty much the same looking crossover and they sell by the metric ton.  You’all are just hating on Ford

How many journalists where injured/killed while creating this story?

Excellent question I say the sweet spot for financial value is 2-3 years after your loan is paid off. So it really depends on your loan term. If you did a 60 month loan which seems to be the most common, and traded up after 7 or 8 years, you drove that car with no payments for a bit and still have something that is…

See guys, like I said the other day, more hatchback-y than CUV-y ;)

Back when Mark Fields was still the CEO, my friends always referred to him and Marky Mark (all the VPs were his funky bunch by default I guess). I feel like from now on I should refer to him as Mach E Mach...

Came here for this. Was not disappointed.

COTD

 It’s also been rumored to be called the “Mach E,” which sounds like someone from Boston asking for “Marky.”