4-door Mustang Sedan photos from Ford

[Ludachris]

Hmmm, so they are planning to bring back the Ford Fusion and put a Mustang badge on it?

Ford Has Already Started Showing Off The Mustang Sedan

The Blue Oval brand is capitalizing on its pony car monopoly, with a plan to introduce more variants of its world-famous nameplate.

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There is already the Mach-E, so it's not like it's a new concept, but I'm not so sure they'd be able to make it work the way they're hoping. I suppose the Charger has had a good run for Dodge, but even those are going away.

 

[TMSBOSS]

Agree with you point on the Charger fading. But, stretching a current model is smart. You only have to develop the “Stretch”.
I like the look.
Stand by for the haters. lol.

 

[Ludachris]

Maybe they could call it the Ford Clydesdale, or the Percheron GT.

 

[mavisky]

Put a coyote in it and I might be interested. Literally just bought a 4 door mustang the other day as a daily.

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If Ford had offered the car above in a similar configuration you can bet your ass I would have cross-shopped the two.

 

[Stangra]

The Mustang has been a 2 door pony car since it's inception 60 years ago. A 4 door sedan based on the same platform is fine but...

No need to call it a Mustang!

 

[Mad Hatter]

Its not ugly... but a little originality would be nice. If Ford wants to make a nice four door sports sedan, start something new! Or at the very least... maybe call it a Couger? Or are the modern connotations of the word not going to work well?

 

[TMSBOSS]

Its not ugly... but a little originality would be nice. If Ford wants to make a nice four door sports sedan, start something new! Or at the very least... maybe call it a Couger? Or are the modern connotations of the word not going to work well?

Well…….it will have a larger backseat.

 

[Mad Hatter]

Maybe thunderbird??

 

[Mad Hatter]

Well…….it will have a larger backseat.

thats for the Cougers?

 

[PatrickStapler]

If we still had kids in the house, and they called it a Cougar, and they offered with an Coyote and six speed manual, I’d be in.

Grandkids maybe…

A Mustang it is NOT and never will be…for me.

 

[302BOB]

I"ll never forget the vintage '68-'70 Dodge Chargers...when Dodge came out with that 4 dr version later on it never went over big with me....I guess I feel the same way about a 4 dr Mustang, altho that Chrysler 300 Hemi 4 dr caught my interest for a while......................The word "sacrilegious" comes to my mind when comparing a sporty 2 dr coupe to a 4 dr sedan and using the SAME name to call it...............What's next.........A Corvette SUV???????????????

 

[GAR944]

Put a coyote in it and I might be interested. Literally just bought a 4 door mustang the other day as a daily.

2023 Lexus IS500
5.0 DOHC N/A V8 making 472hp
8-speed automatic
RWD

If Ford had offered the car above in a similar configuration you can bet your ass I would have cross-shopped the two.

Ford did make a 4 door mustang, just you guys never saw it and it was called a Falcon. They went a bit silly just before they closed manufacturing down here and went to town on the hp.

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[Dave_W]

Cougar and T-Bird were 2-doors. The Aussies got it right when they called it the Falcon. The original Mustang used the same platform as the Ford Falcon of that period.

If Ford keeps putting Mustang badges on things, they may end up like Dodge, where they spun off Ram as a seperate brand after it being a model descriptor for decades. Crazy idea - imagine Ford creating a Mustang brand of non-SUVs that was partnered with Lincoln, like Mercury used to be. You'd have Ford dealers, and Lincoln/Mustang dealers.

Nah, that would never work.

 

[TMSBOSS]

Cougar and T-Bird were 2-doors. The Aussies got it right when they called it the Falcon. The original Mustang used the same platform as the Ford Falcon of that period.

Well……..

 

[mavisky]

Ford did make a 4 door mustang, just you guys never saw it and it was called a Falcon. They went a bit silly just before they closed manufacturing down here and went to town on the hp.

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It only has 90 kilometres on the clock and features the 483kW Holy Grail package

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supercharged Miami 5.0-litre V8 (based on the Coyote)
the Holy Grail punches out that phenomenal 483kW/753Nm (approx 650hp/555lb/ft)

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Well aware of these things, just sad we never saw one stateside.

 

[PatientZero]

I like my Fusion. I'd like it more with RWD and a couple hundred more HP.

 

[blacksheep-1]

They should call it the Fairmont, they could even have a station wagon version. This is basically what they did for the fox body in the 80s. It did make for some great handling station wagons with the Cobra IRS though.

 

[302BOB]

Ford milking the Mustang name for all they can get out of it...........plain and simple...................

 

[Ludachris]

Ford did make a 4 door mustang, just you guys never saw it and it was called a Falcon. They went a bit silly just before they closed manufacturing down here and went to town on the hp.

Video: Brand new FG-X XR8 Sprint for sale

It only has 90 kilometres on the clock and features the 483kW Holy Grail package

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supercharged Miami 5.0-litre V8 (based on the Coyote)
the Holy Grail punches out that phenomenal 483kW/753Nm (approx 650hp/555lb/ft)

View attachment 97938

It's so bizarre how the Aussie cars didn't translate here, as cool as they were. When they made the Commodore available as a Pontiac G8 and then the Chevy SS in the US, I thought that was going to be a hit, but it never really caught on. I always thought the Falcons were cool as hell.

 

[PatientZero]

It's so bizarre how the Aussie cars didn't translate here, as cool as they were. When they made the Commodore available as a Pontiac G8 and then the Chevy SS in the US, I thought that was going to be a hit, but it never really caught on. I always thought the Falcons were cool as hell.

I don't think it was anything against the cars other than the pricetag. Even the Fusion Sport is pretty cool(twin turbo v6 and AWD) but it costs as much or more than a Mustang.