Picture a vintage mid-60s Ford Mustang. Now, imagine the sound that it makes. You can almost hear the rumble of its engine — a quality it shares with a certain generation of muscle cars. But what if the Mustang in front of you emitted a gentle hum rather than a loud rattle? In that case, you might be thinking of a real-life experiment in combining a classic car's exterior with the inner workings of a modern EV — specifically, one from Tesla.
Tobias Carroll is a journalist at InsideHook. He covers a diverse range of subjects including literature, soccer, and the hospitality industry, with a keen interest in uncovering the connections between various creative disciplines. Carroll's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as the Los Angeles Times, Pitchfork, and the New York Times.
