English people...Do people drive Mustangs in the UK?

Question

..just curious :)

Answer 1

No as our fuel costs around twice that of the USA, hence we use fuel efficient cars, not obscene gas guzzlers.

Answer 2

A few.

There legal but overpriced and we have far better available.

Ian M

Answer 3

I haven't personally seen anyone driving one.

Here in the UK we prefer German and Japanese cars (Audi, BMW, Volkswagen, Mercedes, Nissan, Toyota, Honda, Suzuki) As they are known to be good reliable cars and hold their value well.

Renault seems to be another popular one, not sure why though.

Answer 4

Do people still drive Mustangs ANYWHERE?.. maybe in your country they have developed portable petrol stations you can tow along behind your Mustang..

Answer 5

you don't see them in commercials/movie/shows. i hope that they aren't denied the beauty of such a car!

Answer 6

i'd rather have an Aston Martin, a great looking British car :-)

i would never have a mustang, soemone would have to pay me to drive one (well maybe thats a bit over the top, but you get my point)

now all i have to do is start saving up for my DB9, only a £100'000 more to go

Answer 7

There are VERY few American cars over here. We have only just started getting Chrysler dealerships for their cheaper cars.

In the 80's if anyone saw a Trans Am or a Corvette, you would be telling your mates at school the next day. However, we didn't know the difference between a good car and one that looked good. I know better now. So do the English. No-there are a few Mustangs, but they have been imported and as they are wide and thirsty, and our roads are narrow and petrol costs more, you have to really love one to drive a Mustang over here.

Even if you did see one here, it would be a chromed up show car from the 70's.