Subaru makes a knock off Mach E???
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What'd they do, team up with Toyota to make a brE?
Subaru and Ford both order them from the same supplier on Alibaba
Surprised they're not just slapping the WRX/STI label on it. They have hinted about the next generation one being hybrid/electric.
Surprised they're not just slapping the WRX/STI label on it. They have hinted about the next generation one being hybrid/electric.
A base model starting at $45K, "up to 228 mile range" and if that wasnt enough it comes with "10 free days of use of another subaru for enabling longer road trips". Who the F buys this garbage, is it even possible to be profitable/affordable if all subsidies are removed???
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Both look like Mazda’s
Have no use for EV's.
Could the styling be any more busy ??
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Could the styling be any more busy ??
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Fitting, this is released during "pride" month.
Although, im not sure 2 dykes on bikes would be "proud" to own that turd.
Gross.
Although, im not sure 2 dykes on bikes would be "proud" to own that turd.
Gross.
Why didn't they finish painting it?
I was just at Ford yesterday. There were about 10 Mach-E-marks on the lot. They are pretty ugly in person
More likely to cause pregnancy in beta males.
I really thought you were joking about that one. That is just a dumb marketing move.
This one doesn't empress me in the least.
Here's the Shelby Mach E concept that was at Carlisle last weekend. I was offered a test drive at a local Dealership when the Mach E first came out and refused after the giving in the once over. I would at least consider trying this concept out.
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100% garbage.
Penetration, however slight is sufficient to complete the offense.
If Ford can make a battery powered, four door, SUV and call it a Mustang then Subaru can too.
It's called, "Vehicle Fluidity"
It's called, "Vehicle Fluidity"
Call it Pride Month fluidity for all I care. Still won’t own one.
All of this is complete nonsense, it's like follow the leader with these car makers. There is absolutely no market for these cars, and the problem with range has not been addressed. Most importantly, there is no way to charge these cars in mass, I really hope many of these companies go bankrupt. We are at least 10-20 years away from electric cars being viable.
Actually, Kevin, Subaru has somewhat addressed the range problem. Buy this, this Mach-E lookalike and "10 free days of use of another Subaru for enabling longer road trips". LOL.
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