MUSTANG MACH-E: QUIRKS ALONG THE WAY

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After eight months of ownership, the reviewer highlights several quirks, both positive and negative, of the Ford Mustang Mach-E. Positives include the functionality of the one-pedal drive with ABS engagement in slippery conditions and the front camera's washer spray. However, the reviewer notes several areas for improvement. The key fob lacks a front trunk button and remote start, and its range is disappointing. The door operation, while futuristic with its presenter mechanism, can be finicky, with capacitive touch lock/unlock buttons sometimes leading to accidental locking. The rear hatch close button lacks a delay, posing a minor inconvenience. The reviewer also points out the tires appear skinny for a performance SUV, and the ground clearance is surprisingly low for an SUV, more akin to a standard car, which impacts its off-road potential and can cause issues with curbs. The heavy and stiff DC fast charging cables are also a concern for the longevity of the charge port.