New Mustang supercar breaks cover

[BENT_8]

Originally Posted by au2000

Just my opinion, once supercars introduced a combination which allowed a v8 Altima (remind me where I can buy one of those) they lost me,
The times have changed , absolutely, and with that I'd expect it to have returned to a semi super tourer style model where teams raced a modified and developed product, eg holden with it's v6 commodore and ford it's mondeo as a example,
I just find it hard to relate to racing these days tbh.

http://australianproductioncars.com.au/

Go your hardest.

[Hemihunter]

I tend to support drivers these days rather than the product they are driving, its lost the Holden/Ford feel for me. Althou Roland still manages to provide me reasons to dislike that particular team.

[EgoFG]

Originally Posted by Gothefalcon

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Does it even up the playing field ?... a fair bit.

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If the playing field were level then there would be a tendency towards having all brands equally represented, this is not the case

[Vesper Martini]

Originally Posted by Adamz Ghia

Why would they run Mondeo bodies when it isn’t available with a V8 or any performance engine for that matter, and sells sweet fa every month? Why would they continue to run Falcons when it has been dead three years by the end of next season?

Because our v8 supercars are not based on cars with v8s anymore..

Nissan altimera, ZB commodore - wouldn't Mondeo be a natural progression?


but as I stated before Mondeo will be canned shortly so there really isn't anything other than Mustang to choose from.

Same reason the NASCAR Fusion is moving to a Mustang

[Syndrome]

Originally Posted by Syndrome

Frosty moving to Charlie Schwerkolt Racing in 2019 it means he probably won't be racing a Mustang shaped V8 Supercar.

Confirmed!



https://www.supercars.com/news/champ...rmed-for-2019/