Not really
Its called a regular Mustang so its a regular Mustang.. I think some people will call it the Ecoboost Mustang.
Its called a regular Mustang so its a regular Mustang.. I think some people will call it the Ecoboost Mustang.
and don't forget all wheel driveIf Ford wants to address a large European audience it should be a 'clean' basic look version. Tuning, stripes and spoiler addicts can always do some extra fine tuning...guess there will be sufficient suppliers of these anyway..
You won't see a lot of Audi A5, BMW 3 or 4 series with factory kits except from S/RS an M versions.
I go for the Inglot 2.3 as soon as available...via import as it seems Europe will have an additional 6 month delay to have them available via the regular Ford sales channels.
Think about what you've just said...I don't even understand why that would happen. Are there any examples of performance or muscle cars with all wheel drive?
The Ferrari FF has all-wheel drive, but is that really a sports car???