Its dying because its become too expensive. Like you said, you ain't willing to spend the cash for one either. Add fuel and insurance, and it's over. Hot rodding is a rich man's hobby today...and there ain't enought rich guys to keep it going.
I don't think they want us out of our cars, just market taste have changed. Everything is a crossover or EV, and EV democratized speed for everyone. Even the new Prius does 0-60 in under 7 seconds, which if you think back 10-20 years ago, was a crazy fast car if you had a 6-7 second 0-60 time.
Well.....to start with, a Mustang is not a Muscle Car. It's a Pony car. It created and defined the market category. But......point taken. But don't worry too much, the EV crap is a fad that's close to ending. Just take a deep breath.
Man it's crazy how many people don't know about the chevy ss. By far my favorite sleeper
GM put up a big electric car plant near us and its big eye sore and maybe will produce a few years of EVs before they go.
Its dying because its become too expensive.
Like you said, you ain't willing to spend the cash for one either.
Add fuel and insurance, and it's over.
Hot rodding is a rich man's hobby today...and there ain't enought rich guys to keep it going.
@incognitoeye dude, they're all in cahoots. Pick which liar you wanna believe. It won't help.....
@@dannymccarty344people haven’t realized they are all wearing the foil hats 😂
@@JosePineda-jn8jk yes, sir.
I don't think they want us out of our cars, just market taste have changed. Everything is a crossover or EV, and EV democratized speed for everyone. Even the new Prius does 0-60 in under 7 seconds, which if you think back 10-20 years ago, was a crazy fast car if you had a 6-7 second 0-60 time.
Because it's not "American" anymore
Well.....to start with, a Mustang is not a Muscle Car. It's a Pony car. It created and defined the market category.
But......point taken. But don't worry too much, the EV crap is a fad that's close to ending. Just take a deep breath.
Some how the new car sales are up for most corporations for 2023. They rose back up to 2020 numbers with these higher interest rates?