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Ford Mustang Mach-E Recalled Because Battery Can’t Handle Owners Flooring It
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2218 kg vs 1777 kg (Tesla 3) is a 25% increase, in addition to losses from higher air resistance from the fat body
I saw a YouTube video just yesterday claiming this was a M3 killer. lmao
Yeah, the BASE Model 3. Now compare it to an S Plaid.
Oh shit, that's a similar weight because it's a higher output battery and BATTERIES ARE FUCKING HEAVY.
Not that this is relevant. If you'd bother to read the person I was responding to he was shitting on the Mustang because it's so heavy and "tears itself apart" while Ford's own Lightning truck is significantly heavier and apparently does not have this issue, making the person I'm responding to a fucking idiot.
model 3 performance is faster than mach e with longer range, costs less, weighs the same as base model 3. I fail to see your point
That's because you're an idiot.
Why do you have to be like that? Delete this dude.
ITT: hoes mad.
Maybe I should scare them.