Here’s why AAA can’t stop raving about the Mach-E.
The electric car gets 230 miles per charge with rear-wheel drive and a low-range battery. Even if you opt for the cheapest Mach-E, you’ll still get about 266 hp. While the higher-end Mustang Mach-E GT offers a whopping 459 hp.
The award-winning Mustang features sharp exterior styling, with its battery located under the car to allow for ample passenger and cargo space. However, the inside doesn’t remind us too much of a Mustang.
Buyers can expect innovative safety features as well as standard Co-Pilot360. And over-the-air updates will roll through Ford’s SYNC infotainment over time.
The Mach-E also offers heated front seats, a panoramic sunroof, wireless charging, a heated steering wheel, and customizable ambient interior lighting. It’s easy to store messy things or ice for your next get-together thanks to the drainable plastic material in the front trunk.
There are 26 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats, and with the back seats folded, you’ll get 31 more cubic feet.
However, there’s still room for improvement. If you drive on uneven terrain or streets with potholes, you’ll feel it. In stop-and-go traffic and at lower speeds, we could use smoother braking and acceleration.
Overall, the accessibility and uniqueness of the Mach-E won us over, even if it sounds nothing like Ford’s iconic pony car.
If buying an electric crossover like the Ford Mustang Mach-E sparks your interest, it’s important to properly budget before making your purchase. Did you know most Americans overpay for their car insurance and don’t even know it?