I’ve been looking at getting an electric car and most seem to have long wait times. The only one that seems readily available is the Mach-E. Why does the Mach-E have no waiting time compared to the others like the Ioniq 5 and EV6? Is the reliability and quality of the Mach-E worse?
Made in Mexico by Ford, a company known for serious quality problems. What could possibly go wrong? (No doubt the following examples are just the beginning.)
https://www.cars.com/research/ford-mustang_mach_e-2022/recalls/
Because it's a piece of junk. What do you expect when the people building your car only make an average $12/hour?
More like $12/day!
So an overly high-tech electric car known for having terrible reliability? Yeah that's a pass.
All EVs suffer from quality and longevity issues.
If you want to save on fuel, Toyota Corolla Hybrid, Toyota C-HR Hybrid, Camry Hybrid.
Tread carefully -
I got to test drive a Mach E and was very impressed by its shear power and handling. Interior felt like a typical Ford of the era with the vertical big screen. My biggest complaint is how to open the doors. You tap your finger on a “button” and then pull a latch located elsewhere. It looks ugly and isn’t very functional. I get whey they did it, so they can be modern like Tesla. But it is a poor implementation.
BUT!!! I would never buy one. Too many major recalls especially having to do with the battery.
On top of that, they RUINED the Mustang name, by calling that monstrosity a Mustang. That is no Mustang.
You might want to check out this article about why Ford is the "Recall King" of the auto industry. I wouldn't even consider a Ford product at this time.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/fords-self-inflicted-recalls-warranty-014315096.html
The best fuel saving vehicle that’s also reliable you can get right now is a Prius. The newer 2023 one looks very nice.
It is Major chutzpah that they are making muscle cars electric the whole point of the muscle car is it's oversized engine
