Car snob drives an Ecoboost Mustang

[@PandA-yx5ne]

US cars were cheap because they were built cheap. Now they're expensive and still built cheap. Profit is everything.

[@Xoltrix]

Real. From what I've learned, it isn't as bad as long as it wasn't built in mexico. But I'm still learning

[@Ferraridude13]

I feel like part of this is rental car treatment, and also the spec. I’m not an American car fanatic but I had a S197 Mustang GT, admittedly pretty low miles around 50k, but it felt really solid, interior quality was good in some places, not so good in others but it was a nice car. Comfortable ride, not the best handler but no slouch either, and a lot of chassis feel. I wonder if your experience would be the same in a manual ecoboost coupe, one that has been decently cared for.

[@craigslistgold]

So I've driven a bunch of these, as well as the pre-2015 model, and in this particular case while the ecoboost/automatic combo is very uninspiring, the part of this car that was most problematic for me was the chassis flex from it being a convertible.

[@timryan3100]

Whine whine