Ever since I bought my Mustang, I have been gradually
growing loyal to the brand. I’m not sure why. I like a lot of different cars
and never felt like picking a camp, but I guess when you buy a car, you start
to have to defend its honour (and your decision) whenever someone takes a stab at it. For
someone who is so into cars, I think only one of two things can happen: you are
either convinced of what “foes” claim and start to regret your decision, or you
find more conviction as you defend your decision and love the car even more. Count
me among the latter and, needless to say, I was properly excited when I found
out about the updates Ford is bringing to the 2018 Mustang.
For starters, the Mustang finally (probably.. hopefully) will get its horsepower mojo back. When Ford unleashed its 5.0 litre Coyotes to prey on the competition circa 2010, it was basically undisputed. The Camaro SS was usually slower in tests. You couldn’t say Challenger R/T in the same breath; you had to go up to t…
For starters, the Mustang finally (probably.. hopefully) will get its horsepower mojo back. When Ford unleashed its 5.0 litre Coyotes to prey on the competition circa 2010, it was basically undisputed. The Camaro SS was usually slower in tests. You couldn’t say Challenger R/T in the same breath; you had to go up to t…
