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Unless you think less of a Toyota Prius and more like a Honda/Acura NSX. I would be shocked if ford stuck a hybrid system in the Mustang and at some trim level
by ericcumbee 8y ago
Unless you think less of a Toyota Prius and more like a Honda/Acura NSX. I would be shocked if ford stuck a hybrid system in the Mustang and at some trim level didn't offer a performance hybrid system.
- perl4ever 8y agoPorsche has shown that hybrid technology can be used to enable the very highest performance such as with the 918 supercar. I would like to see more performance hybrid options where cars get roughly the same mileage as conventional cars, but have increased torque and performance, while not shifting gears. But then, I like CVTs in general, like the current Nissan Maxima.
- ericcumbee 8y agoI've always found it funny that CVTs which are so popular in economy cars are banned in almost every form of racing like F1, and Le Mans in order to control costs.
- s2g 8y agoPorsche produces incredibly high tech supercars. The Mustang has always been about a big engine. It's supposed to be cheap power and a great exhaust. I'd love to see an electric vehicle that captures the idea of cheap power. Fast off the line, fast to 60, good enough handling, looks good, and sacrifices enough to be within reach for most people. But the mustang... eh. 4 cylinder turbo is one thing. That's cheap efficient power. You buy it for 20-25k and you have a nice reasonably quick car that you can mod the hell out of.