Why would they take it down? They can't really enforce an embargo on a customer owned vehicle.But here's another that just got posted. With lots of POV driving. Watching it before Ford takes it down! ?
2022 Ford Mustang Mach E GT - POV FULL review & drive - A TRUE performance EV - YouTube
Dude's name is Chad. Skipping the embargo is a total Chad moveBut here's another that just got posted. With lots of POV driving. Watching it before Ford takes it down! ?
2022 Ford Mustang Mach E GT - POV FULL review & drive - A TRUE performance EV - YouTube
His channel is all car reviews, which would make him part of the 'media.' If that loophole worked, we probably would have seen bigger channels put up reviews with customer cars by now.Why would they take it down? They can't really enforce an embargo on a customer owned vehicle.
Reviewers agree to the embargo in exchange for Ford providing the cars for them to review. That doesn't apply here.His channel is all car reviews, which would make him part of the 'media.' If that loophole worked, we probably would have seen bigger channels put up reviews with customer cars by now.
While that method might be true, ford would also stop providing review vehicles if someone did that loophole. Which is why you haven't seen anyone do that yet when there's been plenty of time.Reviewers agree to the embargo in exchange for Ford providing the cars for them to review. That doesn't apply here.
It all depends, if you're a reviewer who relies on getting vehicles from the manufacturer then you would never do this, as you would just never get cars then since they never know if you'll be sneaky. "Breaking an embargo is typically considered a serious breach of trust and can result in the source barring the offending news outlet from receiving advance information for a long period of time." So he probably just buys all his cars or borrows from people.While that method might be true, ford would also stop providing review vehicles if someone did that loophole. Which is why you haven't seen anyone do that yet when there's been plenty of time.
yes, this video review (the one the OP posted) says that at the end- driving reviews are embargoed until next week. Can't wait!Embargo lifts next week.
While that method might be true, ford would also stop providing review vehicles if someone did that loophole. Which is why you haven't seen anyone do that yet when there's been plenty of time.
At <1000 subscribers, he's also not big enough to be considered by Ford for press events anyway. So breaking an embargo that he didn't sign for most likely means nothing.It all depends, if you're a reviewer who relies on getting vehicles from the manufacturer then you would never do this, as you would just never get cars then since they never know if you'll be sneaky. "Breaking an embargo is typically considered a serious breach of trust and can result in the source barring the offending news outlet from receiving advance information for a long period of time." So he probably just buys all his cars or borrows from people.
Nice find! Most informative YouTube video on the GT so far, especially since he's previously reviewed the Model Y Performance and so he can compare them directly.But here's another that just got posted. With lots of POV driving. Watching it before Ford takes it down! ?
2022 Ford Mustang Mach E GT - POV FULL review & drive - A TRUE performance EV - YouTube