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Ford Mustang sold out in India
The niche model is positioned as a brand shaper in India.The first lot of Ford Mustang GT pony cars allotted for India has already been sold out, says a recent media report. The American sportscar has always been one of the most loved automobiles across the globe and it is no different in India.
The niche model is positioned as a brand shaper in India.The first lot of Ford Mustang GT pony cars allotted for India has already been sold out, says a recent media report. The American sportscar has always been one of the most loved automobiles across the globe and it is no different in India.
Ford finally decided to offer the Mustang in RHD configuration, thereby ending the Indian enthusiasts’ five-decade wait.It’s unclear how many RHD Mustang GT’s have been allotted for the Indian market initially but the fact that they are sold out says that the car is an effective brand shaper for Ford in India. Prospective buyers who were late to react to the new sportscar’s arrival may have to wait for several months to welcome their steeds home.
The sixth generation Mustang is imported into India as a CBU. At INR 65 lakhs (ex-showroom), the V8 engined pony car has not real rival in the Indian market.
Available only in the top-end GT avatar, the India-spec Mustang packs a naturally aspirated V8 petrol engine which displaces 5.0-litre. The motor is tuned to deliver 401 PS and 515 Nm of torque. The drive is sent to rear wheels via a 6-speed SelectShift dual-clutch automatic transmission with paddle shifters.
This article has first appeared in Rushlane.com
