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Ford Says It's Committed to V-8 Mustangs Regardless of What Others Do
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I’m happy they are still making V8’s but I don’t know if I would still see myself driving a V8 as a daily.
Maybe if synthetic fuel become way easier to produce, but I’m now thinking too much about climate change.
Still the noise of a V8 is irreplaceable!
I got my first one a couple years ago. It's so nice having the torque and being able to do 100mph at 2500rpm through the middle of no where.
I am so tired of buying gas. I average 26 so not terrible but it's premium and I commute 70 miles a day. My next car will most likely be a hybrid. I can't justify the waste of money and resources just to have a bit of fun.