Interestingly the Maverick has been reborn as a pickup truck, Ford works in mysterious ways.
Thatās wild.
Pony Car class yes. The 1964 Pontiac GTO was the father of the Musclecar class. Musclecars are mid-sized cars. Pony Cars are compacts. Both have large engines.On the flip side, Ford did create the pony/muscle car class with the og Mustang, right? If so, they have every right to expand what they consider the āpony/muscle carā segment!
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A few years back, Ford declared that they were abandoning ordinary passenger cars and were only going to make trucks, SUVs, and Mustang. I was kind of sad because I was looking forward to a fully electric car. The compliance SUV wasnāt all that exciting, but then they renamed it and re-did stuff to make it more fun. Too bad they kept the compliance HVBJB and other supporting systems.
"It depends on what the meaning of the word "is" is."My idle mind is wondering whether Farley is hinting at end of product life for Mustang Mach E?
There are two future tense here...
Thanks for the clarification! Both released in the same decade, somehow got a little mixed up!Pony Car class yes. The 1964 Pontiac GTO was the father of the Musclecar class. Musclecars are mid-sized cars. Pony Cars are compacts. Both have large engines.
A unibody FWD 4-door pickup truck. Maverick, indeed.
Yep, not exactly a heavy duty truck platform.
I beg to differ with you when it comes to brushing off Emma Bergg as "some PR mouthpiece". I have communicated with her before, and I believe that she is a person with integrity. I have also secured an answer from Darren Palmer, who holds the position of Vice President Global EV Programs. He says the same as Emma Bergg: "I believe he means an all electric Mustang Coupe." Would you brush off him too, or can we conclude that this explanation is the logical one? Ford will not build an all electric Mustang Coupe, but they have built an all electric Mustang crossover.
This is not true. The name of a concept car, "Ford Mustang Experimental Sports car" was derived from the P-51 figheter plane, but the 1964 1/2 car took its name from the horse.
I actually think the MME is part of the 7th generation. There are design elements carried over from the MME to the S650. The Exterior Designer (Chris Walter) is the same.Which generation?
Interesting observation, had not noticed that.
I don't think so. But Henry Ford II suggested Thunderbird II as the name for the original Mustang. "Nobody else liked that one", Lee Iacocca said.
