question of the day who wants a four door mustangThe essence of the Ford Mustang hasn't been tinkered with too much during its six decades of existence. Sure, there was the Mustang II in the middle '70s and the powered-down version that followed in the late 1970s and early '80s, but Mustangs are generally Mustangs.question of the day who wants a four door mustangExcerpt for the Mustang Mach-E, but let's call that what it is: a marketing effort to put the company's first all-electric crossover in a positive light.Now, there have been proposals to substantively change the original pony car, including a Mustang station wagon that actually showed up in the 1960s and then another thought that's been kicked around since time is a four-door Mustang.AdvertisementAdvertisementConcept is now becoming reality. Ford CEO Jim Farley's talked about it for some time now and it appears it will arrive sometime in 2028 with a price tag starting at $40,000. Every now and then a company goes too far with a design hoping to expand its buyer base, which forces us to ask: Would you buy a four-door Ford Mustang? And in what color? Let us know.[Images: Ford, RM Sothebys]Become a TTAC insider. Get the latest news, features, TTAC takes, and everything else that gets to the truth about cars first by subscribing to our newsletter.