I think this has a few ponies under the bonnet, we got no more Aussie cars lets enjoy what we can get
Select to expand quoteFormulaNova said..quikdrawMcgraw said..Ian K said..quikdrawMcgraw said..
I used to think that Americans were the only ones that loved big cars, but I was wrong. Watch a carpark these days and see how many impractical huge 4wds people drive around.
Bit hard to park in a normal spot. Dodge twin cab (similar size to F250?) Bunnings underground park, He's right back against the wall and still hangs over by a metre.
Guess they'd be handy to take the family to the beach with all the boogie boards, surfboards, flippers, snorkels, sun shade, multiple bucket and spade sets, towels, water bottles, snacks....
This of course is a hot topic where they are going to sell our Ford rangers alongside F150s. i.e.. Are they that different in the model lineup?
jalopnik.com/heres-how-the-new-ford-ranger-really-compares-in-size-t-1786631446
(There's more automotive trivia than you can handle on Jalopnik)
Select to expand quotechoco said..
I think this has a few ponies under the bonnet, we got no more Aussie cars lets enjoy what we can get
That was AWESOME
hothardware.com/news/2018-ford-mustang-gt-eats-porsche-911-carreras-for-lunch
Select to expand quoteIan K said..FormulaNova said..
. I think this shows that image means a lot to people when it comes to cars.
Why else would you buys a sports car.? And modern design being what it is if it's not a 911 or a Mustang you're just going to look like a try-hard with no sense of style. But if you want to save the planet and attract the opposite sex there's the ecoboost 2.3 litre 4 cylinder turbo. The only disadvantage is it doesn't sound like a V8.
Putting a Mustang in the same category as a Porsche 911 is a bogan fantasy. They're not close in any respect.
Mustangs have always been for try-hards.
