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19-11-2019, 08:19 PM
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Location: Tamworth
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One of the biggest announcements to come from Ford in a few years has been the release of a SUV EV...that just happens to shockingly share the name with one of the most iconic nameplates Ford has.
Mustang. What begs the question now is, will (or can) Ford make the Mustang a sub brand of somwhat niche vehicle's? Could they introduce other products under a mustang sub brand. 4 door coupe? Cheap mid engined Porsche boxer challanger?
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Mustang as a sub-brand
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