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Ford does care for two reasons:I work at a Ford dealership in service, and the 2024 I just bought is my 8th Mustang. I've driven versions of the generations that I haven't owned as well. I like it and think its a better car. Almost everyone on this thread has good points, but many of you are overthinking it. Like it or don't, buy it or not. You can trust me that as a manufacturer, Ford cares little for any of our opinions, and is looking for a chance to cancel it so they can make more trucks, which is where their money is. We had the Fusion, an amazing sedan in either gas or hybrid, and it sold well, but the profit per unit was a lot lower than a truck, so it got cancelled.
The market for pony cars has been shrinking as the price rises, and younger people cannot afford, nor do they care about a Mustang. We've had several '24's show up on our used car lot, purchased from import dealers who took them on trade.
The mods probably ought to lock this thread, there has already been some name calling, and I doubt that anyone will be convinced of any opinion other than their own.
I know I won't![]()
1) marketing prestige and the halo effect.
2) customer sales and enthusiasm.
number two is already down. So number 1 is all they got.
what happens to Ford when it’s no longer “home of the Mustang?”
the Mach e is a fine SUV, but it’s only a “Mustang” in the eyes a few ford board members.
when it’s own fans doubt the product in tangible ways, they’ll listen. If you think a big company who’s most loved product being panned by former evangelists doesn’t affect them, Ive a bridge for sale.
also, don’t be thst guy advocating for a thread to be locked simply because you don’t agree with some of the opinions. It’s a discussion forum. Play nice and discuss.
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