69 Mach 1 please 351W and 4 speed.
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69 Mach 1 please 351W and 4 speed.
I've always loved the Falcon hardtops so I guess it's a '73 fastback for me..
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69 Mach 1, would be my emotional favourite but you can’t go past the performance of the current mustang.
Have a weird soft spot for the fox bodies too.
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And now confirmation via Linkden profile that YM 2021 Mustang will be on CD6
https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-xu/
Experience
Ford Motor Company
Financial Analyst - Product Development
Company Name Ford Motor Company
Dates Employed Mar 2016 – Present Employment Duration 2 yrs
Location Greater Detroit Area
• Perform cost analyses and consolidate financials on electrical parts for CD6 platform vehicles, specifically the 2021 model year global Mustang
• Interface cross-functionally with engineers, program planners, price estimators, and purchasers to set cost targets and identify measures to achieve them
• Analyze investment opportunities in design innovation and product improvement for recommendation to senior management
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Whoops.
Wonder when she'll update her employment status.....
With her new employer??Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Vman
And with that the chances of a RWD sedan shorten
God I hope they lifted Falcon and Territory platforms......
Yep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elks
Probably be looking by Friday...
Maybe not, that profile has probably been checked and approved by FordQuote:
Originally Posted by 4Vman
Looks like she has been on that program since March 2016
Could Ford Aus have just handed over IP on Territory & Falcon to Ford NA for evolution to new products instead of starting from scratch?
Recent article bout CD6:
2020 Ford Explorer to go RWD, get 400-hp ST version
https://www.autoblog.com/2018/01/31/...plorer-rwd-st/
Thanks to Diana we now know Mustang forms part of that picture.Quote:
Of course, talk of a rear-wheel drive, Fusion-sized platform built for big power numbers has enthusiasts wondering what kinds of sedans or coupes could go on it. If such sedans come, they'll likely be long-wheelbase Lincolns headed to China. But there's no reason to stop dreaming about more driftable possibilities.