Yes, and it drives like a Mustang while it does it. Here is how Ford's electric SUV compares to the Mustang coupe, and which one fits your life in Cassia County.
View Mach-E Inventory View Mustang InventoryThe Ford Mustang Mach-E is a five-door, all-electric SUV. It carries the Mustang name and some of that same sporty attitude, but it is not the two-door Mustang coupe you grew up with. Think of it as Ford borrowing the Mustang spirit and putting it in a taller, roomier, fully electric body built for families, commuters, and anyone hauling more than a passenger seat's worth of gear.
Same badge, two very different vehicles. Here is how they stack up side by side.
Real driving range for the commute between Burley and Twin Falls, quick acceleration when you need it, and enough room in back for groceries, gear, or the kids' cleats. This is what an electric SUV looks like when Ford builds it.
Every Mach-E is built around a battery-electric platform, so there is no gas tank and no engine under the hood, just a front trunk for extra storage. Depending on trim, you can get single-motor rear-wheel drive or dual-motor all-wheel drive, with real-world range that covers a full day of errands around Rupert, Heyburn, or Paul without a second thought. The GT trim brings genuine Mustang-level acceleration, just delivered instantly and quietly through electric motors instead of a V8.
If you want the two-door, rumbling, rear-wheel-drive Mustang that put the name on the map, that vehicle is still very much alive and well on our lot.
The Mustang coupe and convertible are still gas-powered, rear-wheel drive, and built for the person who wants a true driver's car. EcoBoost gets you an efficient four-cylinder with plenty of punch, and the GT and Dark Horse trims bring Ford's naturally aspirated V8 for the sound and feel enthusiasts come to Goode Motor Ford looking for.
Both wear the Mustang badge. Here is how folks around the Magic Valley usually sort it out.
Need room for the family or the dog, want to cut way back on trips to the gas station, do a lot of driving between Burley, Twin Falls, and Jerome, or just want SUV practicality without giving up quick, fun acceleration.
Want the classic two-door driving experience, care about that V8 or EcoBoost engine note, do not need extra seating or cargo room, and are shopping for a true weekend or daily performance car.
Yes. It is a five-door, five-passenger SUV built on a dedicated electric platform. The Mustang name refers to the styling and performance character Ford built into it, not the body style.
They share a name, a design language, and Ford's performance heritage, but they do not share a platform, powertrain, or body style. The coupe is gas-powered and rear-wheel drive only. The Mach-E is fully electric with rear-wheel or all-wheel drive options.
Depending on trim and battery pack, the Mach-E is built to comfortably cover daily driving across the Mini-Cassia area, with plenty of range for a commute to Twin Falls and back. Stop by and we will walk you through the exact range and charging setup for each trim.
Yes. Select trims offer dual-motor all-wheel drive, which also brings noticeably quicker acceleration, useful for winter roads around Cassia County.
