#mustang-mach-e

#mustang-mach-e

Ford is recalling over a quarter of a million electric and hybrid vehicles sold in the United States because they may roll away due to an issue with the integrated park module. In total, 272,645 cars are affected, including 104,113 F-150 Lightning electric pickups, 88,064 Mustang Mach-E electric crossovers, and 80,468 Maverick hybrid pickups. On these cars, the transmission may not lock into Park in some instances, which increases the risk of a crash, especially if there's a fault with the parking brake or the driver disengages it.

When I tell you that I owe $48,000 on this car, and the resale value is like 20,000 I don't know what I'm gonna do, she said in the clip that's been viewed more than 6,000 times. Taylor says she paid roughly $58,000 for her 2023 Mustang Mach-E, including taxes, fees, and an extended warranty. That number isn't far off from typical transaction prices last year.

Ford says it wanted to take a "bold look" at the original California Special Mustangs, with their distinctive red and black color scheme, and figure out how to bring that within the Mach-E design. That translates into trading the red-and-black paint for a new color called Rave Blue, which Ford says mimics the blue coastal waters of California. The California Special also removes the side scoops, adds 20-inch carbonized gray wheels with a printed GT/CS logo, and gloss black aero wheel covers.