Ford Mach 4 trademark certainly sounds like a good name for rumors four -door Mustang Sedan

In an attempt to expand his performance, Ford seems to be working on a car that you may find shocking: a four-door Mustang-Sedan. It would help to further expand the Mustang-Line-Up after the success of the crossover of Electric Mach-E, especially in view of the fact that the Sportcoupémarkt is not as great as it once was. It would also help Ford return to the normal car market, years after the car maker went all the way to trucks, SUVs and crossovers. We have heard rumors about a potential Mustang -Sedan for a while, and a recent trademark request for the brand shows that Ford may have already chosen a name for the Mustang Sedan.

Spotted for the first time by Ford Authority, shows a trademark request from 25 February that Ford has submitted the name “Mach 4.” To register in the submission description, this is for “motor vehicles, namely gasoline and electric cars, pick-up trucks, sports utensils and their structural parts.” Unfortunately, no more information has been provided to give us a better indication that Ford is working on. The current status of the submission shows that it is also awaiting the trademark office, which means that this name is not yet certain.

Ford has been playing with the idea of ​​a Mustang -Sedan for more than 50 years. In the early sixties, Ford did a mockup of a Mustang -Sedan that seemed ready to produce, although it never saw the light of day. A proposal from Mustang Sedan again occurred for the S197 generation in 2005, but according to Ford Authority, the Sedan never passed the concept phase and never shown to the public.

The automaker even went so far that he created a large -scale model from this Mustang Sedan around 2005, although the photos of that model are unfortunately not available, and just like all design studies, this was an internal concept that was never shown to the public. The fact that Ford went so far that it would make a design study for a four -door pony car, however, proves that at least some within the walls of the blue oval were receptive to such a machine at that time.

Another Mustang Sedan concept was apparently shown to dealers in 2018, but nothing came of it. The same happened in the summer of 2024 after a few years of rumors, which gives even more credibility to this recent trademark request. During a dealer conference, CEO Jim Farley called a representation of a Mustang-Sedan, you guessed it, Mach 4. It was presented in addition to a few other performance and off-road variants of the Mustang as well.

Would a Mustang -Sedan be useful? Absolutely. Since Dodge offers the new charger Daytona in Coupé and four-door liftback sedan bodywork Irish, it would be a perfect competitor for his Crosstown-Rival. Although the Mustang purists had even more angry than the Mustang Mach-e did, this sedan could also help bring more buyers to the brand if the price is good. Whatever Ford has planned for this Mustang -Sedan, I can’t wait to see it.