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Originally Posted by mrg666
Ford tries to make Mustang look like a standalone brand not a Ford model; that is my impression based on the fact that there are no Ford logos on a Mustang. I think they are targeting the people who would like to buy a Mustang but prefer buying an SUV in the end. Much like the people who would like to buy a Porsche but end up with a Cayenne instead of 911.
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This is how they will likely spin it.
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"OH I really want that sports car but since that EV has the same badge I am going for that instead" probably isn't going to be said often. If it is a good vehicle then it will sell on it's merits but slapping a pony on the front isn't going to fool a single buyer.
I highly doubt many walk into a dealer looking fr a 911 and walk out with a Cayenne instead.