Cars nowadays don’t have theme songs. And that’s a cryin’ shame.
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Normally I would never insinuate that a car manufacturer is bargaining with satan, but how else would you explain carbon fiber wheels on a Mustang? Outside of something like the million dollar cars from Koenigsegg, I believe this is an industry first for a manufacturer. Official pricing for the GT350R hasn’t been announced yet, but I’m guessing Ford isn’t just going to tack on $15,000 for a set of wheels. If a Camaro Z/28 is already around $75,000, would people pay $90,000 for a Mustang? Or did Ford make a deal with the devil?
If you’re looking to the world of cars for name ideas for your daughter, there are plenty of options. Some better than others.
Back in the day, Lincoln cars were rear-wheel drive and powered by V8 and V12 engines. The president of the United States rode in a Lincoln. And the youth wrote ballads about the brand. And now… Ha! Have you seen the new Lincoln ads featuring Matthew McConaughey?
Actually, they’re pretty good. Of course, being ads centered around celebrity endorsement, there are no objective reasons given in the commercial as to why you should buy a Lincoln automobile. Still, as a mood piece centered around emotional appeal, the commercials succeed.
The ads might get consumers talking about the Lincoln brand, but it still doesn’t solve the core problem of the Lincoln Motor Company: currently every single vehicle they sell has a counterpart from the Ford brand. While they all have interior and exterior designs to differentiate themselves from their Ford brethren, the brand still falls behind in sales when compared to Cadillac, Buick, Acura, Audi, Lexus, and Infiniti.
Did you know the 2015 Mustang has a built-in burnout feature? Please use it responsibly.
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