Would this car do well in Australia?
Dodge Charger
Mason Cooper
Daniel Fisher
What kind of question is that. Econmic factors and social factors would heavily influence car sales especially on American branded automotives.
Are you a real person?
Parker Roberts
Australia no longer has any manufacturing.
Bentley Evans
>Econmic factors and social factors would heavily influence car sales especially on American branded automotives.
I don't know what you're trying to say but it didn't phase the Mustang at all and it likely won't have an effect on the impending Camaro.
Ethan Price
im all for it
losing local manufacturing has left a huge vacuum.
Hudson Hernandez
Given that Australian manufacturing is kill, I was curious to know if Americans who've driven one think it would not only sell well but live up to what Aussies need/expect of a powerful sedan
Caleb Cooper
You're literally the first aussie I've seen (if you are one) that is actually open to the idea. every other aussie is just
>CRYKIES! no yank tank is gonna sell here we hate yank tanks!
>the falcon shits on any us ford car ever FALCON FOR LYFE MATE! no ones gonna want a mustang!!
etc
William Wood
Not that user but in the good old days we'd be like that but we don't have a horse of our own to back going forward so we may as well buy into the yank rivals
Ryder Hernandez
There is no Australian car left, the last one to roll off the line occurred a few weeks ago and seeing as nobody else makes affordable large sedans can't see why it wouldn't sell. The Mustang has a waiting list and that's a coupe.
Mason Davis
no. as mitsubishi owns the rights to the names charger and challenger