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Yea, no doubt. But Mustang GTD will probably be a better investment for car collectors
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It is shocking to me they are able to do this. If I had the capability to spend that type of money on a vehicle, the GTD would be low on my list.
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Looking forward to mention of a CE1 Bronco Sport type vehicle during the August 11 event Hopefully Ford will also be adding several models to its EV lineup soon just like Chevy and GM have been doin'. Will the August 11 event reveal specifics? Guess we'll have to wait until then...
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Ultimately, isn’t bragging rights the whole point of these cars? Depending on the type of race it is, three seconds is a lot. The bottom line is, the Corvette is a better car for less money.
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Louisville is slated for CE1 which is using lithium iron phosphate batteries from BlueOval Michigan. BlueOval SK is setup to produce lithium ion batteries. Ford signed a deal to sell lithium ion batteries from BlueOval SK to Nissan. Probably there will be other buyers too. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ford-share-battery-plant-nissan-184208459.html
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By fuzzymoomoo · Posted
Nevermind, that joke will get me in trouble -
Much more impressed by the Mustang with 200-400 less horsepower and being able to sell them for $300k+.
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I see it being a '27MY at the earliest, which would mean showing it next year. we'll probably see mules soon. Uh, going from basically 0 to adding several models will easily/by default cause you to become the "fastest growing"....
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By joseodiaga4 · Posted
Agree on the Corsair. It would be a nonsense to pull the plug on 1/4 of Lincoln now. They should import the Chinese ICE/Hybrids alongside the Nautilus and as you say, give them a CE1 Corsair and the ICE/Hybrid.......I would also add and EV version of the Nautilus because it seems that size of vehicle have more appeal to the US consumers
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