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Ford Mustang Mach-E 2020 review - pictures

Pictures of the Ford Mustang Mach-E in London

By:Auto Express team
15 Dec 2020
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  • Ford Mustang Mach-E interior

    Stunning 15.5-inch portrait-layout system is a clear attempt to out-tech Tesla. It runs a new version of Ford’s SYNC software, and, in general, it’s easy to use and quick to respond

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    Mach-E’s set-up lacks the glorious linearity of some of Ford’s best work in this area. Response isn’t instant, but when it does come, it’s aggressive

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    Four-wheel-drive Mach-Es get 19-inch alloys as standard; we wonder if the 18s of rear-drive models wouldn’t take the edge off the stiff ride on UK roads, though

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    The ‘frunk’ offers 81 additional litres of space under the bonnet

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    Boot capacity is a reasonable 519 litres – more than enough for a few big suitcases.

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    Scattered Mustang emblems inside and out hint at model name’s illustrious past

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    Window buttons and indicator/wiper stalks are the strongest reminders that you’re in a Ford. But they do the job

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