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Ford Mustang starts from INR 65 lakhs in India
Strangely, after doing a good number of laps on full potential with fresh tyres and a semi-moist track, I felt it isn’t really what the other half of my mind felt. It felt agile, pointy and snappy. Also extremely crazy when let loose. I probably should buy myself a bedroom poster of this brilliant machine and start working my ass of to get it home ASAP!”
Price of Ford Mustang starts from INR 65 lakhs in India.Five decades after it went into production, the iconic muscle car from America has made its way to India. And guess what, we get the top spec 5.0L V8 variant in India, priced at just INR 65 lakhs. A price tag which could get you cars Audi TT, BMW Z4, top of the line mid-sized German sedans or SUVs. But not a 5.0L V8.
No more talking. Here is the first ever TVC of Ford Mustang which has been shot in India.Ford Mustang is what dreams are made of. Ishaan from our team had a chance to take the Ford Mustang around BIC. This is what he has to say – “The first time I saw it at the Auto Expo I was in two minds. One half saw the 5.0 badging, pointing at the glorious V8 engine and that orgasmic exhaust note. The other half was let down by the longer overhangs from the axles, something that could make the car sort of unnerving while pushing through the corners.
Strangely, after doing a good number of laps on full potential with fresh tyres and a semi-moist track, I felt it isn’t really what the other half of my mind felt. It felt agile, pointy and snappy. Also extremely crazy when let loose. I probably should buy myself a bedroom poster of this brilliant machine and start working my ass of to get it home ASAP!”
This article has first appeared in Rushlane.com
