President Trump Falls for Kei Cars and a 'New' 1969 Mustang Debuts
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Discussion kicks off with President Trump's recent rollback of fuel economy standards, sparking debate on its implications for consumers and automakers. The hosts explore the potential introduction of Kei cars in the U.S., highlighting their affordability and unique characteristics. Later, Tom Scarpello, CEO of Ravology Cars, joins to discuss the launch of a brand new 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429, blending classic design with modern engineering. The conversation touches on customer demographics, production challenges, and the evolving collector car market.
Gary and Alex discuss president Trump's rollback of the Biden era fuel economy standards and newfound love for Japanese kei cars while Revology CEO Tom Scarpello joins the show to talk about the company's 'New' $395,000 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429.
Ford Mustang
"...bout how you can buy a brand new 56-year-old Ford Mustang. Not like new, but actually brand new."
Mitsubishi Imev
"...y one that's ever been sold here was the electric Mitsubishi IMEV. They sold 2,000 of those over, I think, a six ye..."
Hyundai Venue
"...rankly, I think it would be great about a Hyundai venue for the young drivers of my family to drive."
Mustang Fox Body
"...rs from now, Ravology be doing a Mustang two or a Fox body reproduction? Yeah, you know, it's funny someone ..."
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