Autoweek has a little tidbit on Ford possible plans to expand the Mustang line in more than just a 2 door coupe…
In a secret product planning meeting last fall, key Ford executives discussed a bold strategy to take the legendary Mustang mainstream. Ideas include both sedan and wagon variants of America’s original muscle car, with those cars joining the traditional coupe when the sixth-generation Mustang arrives in U.S. showrooms in 2011, AutoWeek sources say.
I’m not sure of what to think about this, while Ford may use the Dodge Charger as an example for doing this, I feel that may not be the way to go, Chrysler hasn’t produced the Charger in thirty years, and it’s really not something the rest of us have been asking for, does anyone remember the glorious 4 door thunderbird sedan?
Ford has to focus(no pun intended) on its present sedan line up and not confuse the situation with another sedan, much less one carrying the mustang name on the rear deck lid.
In a secret product planning meeting last fall, key Ford executives discussed a bold strategy to take the legendary Mustang mainstream. Ideas include both sedan and wagon variants of America’s original muscle car, with those cars joining the traditional coupe when the sixth-generation Mustang arrives in U.S. showrooms in 2011, AutoWeek sources say.
I’m not sure of what to think about this, while Ford may use the Dodge Charger as an example for doing this, I feel that may not be the way to go, Chrysler hasn’t produced the Charger in thirty years, and it’s really not something the rest of us have been asking for, does anyone remember the glorious 4 door thunderbird sedan?
Ford has to focus(no pun intended) on its present sedan line up and not confuse the situation with another sedan, much less one carrying the mustang name on the rear deck lid.
Joe
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