Electric powered Mustangs?
#12
RE: Electric powered Mustangs?
ORIGINAL: chriswells78
I'd have to get a repeating loop CD of exhaust notes to play. It just wouldn't feel right without the noise[&:]. I wonder how much electricity it would take per month to keep it charged every day? Using 0 gas wouldn't be worth it if it cost you an extra $500 per month on your light bill.
I'd have to get a repeating loop CD of exhaust notes to play. It just wouldn't feel right without the noise[&:]. I wonder how much electricity it would take per month to keep it charged every day? Using 0 gas wouldn't be worth it if it cost you an extra $500 per month on your light bill.
#13
RE: Electric powered Mustangs?
An electric pony is not a bad idea at all. However, I think a little bit of power will be sacrificed, 10 horsepowers or more. Electric power can give just a little boost compared to gas engines in a regular Mustang model. And have they tried considering the cost of production? Are they affordable or what? I guess I'd still stick with the old pony car with the power performance of its Ford Mustang parts!
#15
RE: Electric powered Mustangs?
ORIGINAL: Chaston
An electric pony is not a bad idea at all. However, I think a little bit of power will be sacrificed, 10 horsepowers or more. Electric power can give just a little boost compared to gas engines in a regular Mustang model. And have they tried considering the cost of production? Are they affordable or what? I guess I'd still stick with the old pony car with the power performance of its Ford Mustang parts!
An electric pony is not a bad idea at all. However, I think a little bit of power will be sacrificed, 10 horsepowers or more. Electric power can give just a little boost compared to gas engines in a regular Mustang model. And have they tried considering the cost of production? Are they affordable or what? I guess I'd still stick with the old pony car with the power performance of its Ford Mustang parts!
#16
RE: Electric powered Mustangs?
ORIGINAL: chriswells78
I'd have to get a repeating loop CD of exhaust notes to play. It just wouldn't feel right without the noise[&:]. I wonder how much electricity it would take per month to keep it charged every day? Using 0 gas wouldn't be worth it if it cost you an extra $500 per month on your light bill.
I'd have to get a repeating loop CD of exhaust notes to play. It just wouldn't feel right without the noise[&:]. I wonder how much electricity it would take per month to keep it charged every day? Using 0 gas wouldn't be worth it if it cost you an extra $500 per month on your light bill.
#19
RE: Electric powered Mustangs?
Change is coming but it's safe to say that traditional Mustang owners are not going to embrace that change. So much BS being flinged at electric cars by people so set in their ways that they want to drive cars that burn gasoline (and make the Arab countries rich) regardless of how much it pollutes or puts the country at risk.
Did the guys who drove the early steam engine cars complained when gasoline engines first appeared? "Those things aren't loud enough! No one will know I'm driving behind them!"
Alternative cars are the future. Ford will not be able to market one with the name Mustang effectively. They're going to have to kill it like this:
Did the guys who drove the early steam engine cars complained when gasoline engines first appeared? "Those things aren't loud enough! No one will know I'm driving behind them!"
Alternative cars are the future. Ford will not be able to market one with the name Mustang effectively. They're going to have to kill it like this:
#20
RE: Electric powered Mustangs?
while i like all the benifits of the electric car idea...idk if it would compensate for the roar of a v8, much less just the feel of one.i dont think id like to hear a little wizz when i reved my car up