I'd be shocked if the Mustang Sedan MSRP would be any lower then $39999.   I'm thinking it would be a bit more luxurious than entry level Mustang Ecoboost is, but I haven't been in a Mustang in ages, so maybe the interior is nicer then I think it is.    I'm thinking it would be more like Ford's version of a Panamerica, but without its price tag. If the Mustang ecoboost is roughy $33K, they can make the sedan nicer for a bit more $$$   I did some playing with the build and price and you can get a decently equipped (well stuff I'd like in mine) Ecoboost Mustang for $46K, so maybe the Sedan pricing will only carry a 3-4K upcharge over the coupe. 

Yep.  Noticeably peppier than the std 2.0L.   EPA is 30 mpg.

I started to say $40k but both mustang and ranger are below $35 todayand these new vehicles are supposed to be cheaper.

They only count starting price even if that ends up being 10% of sales.  

I didn't know what a composite slide in camper was. I read up on it. Thanks for educating me.

2026 Ranger starting price (2wd) is 33,550 which falls into the affordable category. But it goes up fast from there.

Nice!  It is the 2.0 Ecoboost with an the HF55 eCVT, right?  Please keep us posted on your fuel economy results.

I can understand the EV version being a flop, but only 8,000 of the ICE version have been sold so far this year.  Not good.