GO Ford!!!!!
I think everyone needs to read one line of that article very carefully:
Remember, we are talking about a REAR DRIVE, 4 passenger, sports coupe that comes in only a coupe and a convertible, not some family car or some type of practical AWD vehicle.
The Mustang is the 11th best selling car in the U.S. for the first five months of 2003.
Where is my fifty dollars?!?!?
Heck, I'd take fifty dollars to test drive an Echo!
11th best selling car for the first 5 months of '03? Pretty darn good! If this keeps up it'll definitely be in the top ten when the new model comes out.
Oh, wait...I forgot...There's no market for this car...What a pity!
Heck, I'd take fifty dollars to test drive an Echo!
11th best selling car for the first 5 months of '03? Pretty darn good! If this keeps up it'll definitely be in the top ten when the new model comes out.
Oh, wait...I forgot...There's no market for this car...What a pity!
Originally posted by guionM
I think everyone needs to read one line of that article very carefully:
Remember, we are talking about a REAR DRIVE, 4 passenger, sports coupe that comes in only a coupe and a convertible, not some family car or some type of practical AWD vehicle.
I think everyone needs to read one line of that article very carefully:
Remember, we are talking about a REAR DRIVE, 4 passenger, sports coupe that comes in only a coupe and a convertible, not some family car or some type of practical AWD vehicle.
Remember, we are talking about an INEXPENSIVE REAR DRIVE, 4 passenger, sports coupe that comes in only a coupe and a convertible, not some family car or some type of practical AWD vehicle.
11th best selling car???
. Not bad for a model that's already in its 5th year of production, and a car that many would consider impractical. The mustangs market share can only increase, thanks in part to the f-bod's departure. No surprise there.
. Not bad for a model that's already in its 5th year of production, and a car that many would consider impractical. The mustangs market share can only increase, thanks in part to the f-bod's departure. No surprise there.
Chuck, LMAO! that was hilarious! flowers for test driving an Ion!

On the serious side, 11th best selling car and supposedly there is no market for this kind of car, yeah right. kudos to Ford for continuing to do well with the Mustang and trying to bring members from the other camp over. damnit GM, where is our 5th gen????

On the serious side, 11th best selling car and supposedly there is no market for this kind of car, yeah right. kudos to Ford for continuing to do well with the Mustang and trying to bring members from the other camp over. damnit GM, where is our 5th gen????
Originally posted by WERM
GUIONM - I've got to edit your response...
Remember, we are talking about an INEXPENSIVE REAR DRIVE, 4 passenger, sports coupe that comes in only a coupe and a convertible, not some family car or some type of practical AWD vehicle.
GUIONM - I've got to edit your response...
Remember, we are talking about an INEXPENSIVE REAR DRIVE, 4 passenger, sports coupe that comes in only a coupe and a convertible, not some family car or some type of practical AWD vehicle.

I wonder how it compares to a Cavalier coupe? I tried finding out myself, but every place I look, it's all combined sales. If anyone can find out , please post it.
If there is a 5th gen soon.we have to thank Ford. because it doesn't get more "in your face" that this
copy paste from blue oval article: Ford Division wants to keep the momentum going by offering 100,000 current Camaro and Firebird owners with a $50.00 test drive incentive through 30 June 2003.
The Mustang is the only remaining pony car left from the 60s era.
See Gm?
copy paste from blue oval article: Ford Division wants to keep the momentum going by offering 100,000 current Camaro and Firebird owners with a $50.00 test drive incentive through 30 June 2003.
The Mustang is the only remaining pony car left from the 60s era.
See Gm?


