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They obviously just don't get it!Mustangs are fun for sure, but they are as common as dirt. I live in Alberta and it is a sea of large lifted 4x4's and Suv's. Also lots of Mustangs, Camero's and Challengers. Alberta drivers don't get the concept of small at all. They believe bigger is better.
I have only seen one ST in the last 6 months on the road.
I am still waiting on my ST, but likely my friends will feel bad for me that I could only 'afford' a dinky little Fiesta!
In America, yes, that is the case. In Europe, most cars are small hatchbacks. I picked the ST because I like small cars, but a Mustang would turn more heads in Europe.Mustangs are fun for sure, but they are as common as dirt. I live in Alberta and it is a sea of large lifted 4x4's and Suv's. Also lots of Mustangs, Camero's and Challengers. Alberta drivers don't get the concept of small at all. They believe bigger is better.
I have only seen one ST in the last 6 months on the road.
I am still waiting on my ST, but likely my friends will feel bad for me that I could only 'afford' a dinky little Fiesta!
Good point!Just coming from a 2011 Mustang GT I would say not a chance. Yes it was fast, but only useable for about 5 seconds. Unless you like jail food. Useable power has never meant more to me since I bought my FiST.