What started out as a personal quest to rekindle a passion from childhood has grown into a thriving global community. With over 2,500 members worldwide, the Mustang Mach-E Girls Club was started by a veteran Mustang lover and offers a special place for ladies who own and like the electric Mustang Mach-E.
A family who adores Mustangs opens the tale. Because of her father’s love for his 1969 GT, the founder never thought she would own anything other than a classic Mustang. But she had to think about other possibilities because of her family’s practical needs—that is, until she saw the Mustang Mach-E SUV driving down the road. She bought one after being immediately enthralled with its spaciousness and svelte style, and she rejoined the Mustang family.
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Despite her enthusiasm, she noticed a gap in online spaces—there were no communities specifically for women who own the electric pony. Recognizing that many first-time EV owners have unique needs and motivations, she decided to create a supportive group where customization and women-centric ownership could be celebrated.
Thus, the Mustang Mach-E Girls Club was born. Initially, the founder expected a modest following, but the club quickly grew to 2,500 members, proving a significant demand for such a space. The club’s motto, “no dumb questions,” fosters an inclusive environment where members can freely share their experiences and seek advice.
Victoria Huerta, a key figure since the club’s inception, praised the Mach-E: “I never thought I could love a car more than my Model X, but the Mach-E has surpassed all my expectations.” As a moderator, Huerta’s expertise ensures that the group’s wealth of shared information is accessible and organized.
The community extends beyond the digital realm with regional chapters and numerous in-person events like Cars and Coffee and track days. Members share photos, stories, road trip tips, and charging experiences, creating a genuine, welcoming community.
Sophie Dower, another enthusiastic member, highlighted the club’s impact: “I’ve always been a car nerd, but it’s always been a bit lonely. When I saw a group of women who love the Mach-E, I thought this is the greatest thing ever.”
The Mustang Mach-E Girls Club continues to grow, welcoming new members and planning events year-round. For those interested in joining, the club offers an engaging and supportive community of women passionate about their Mach-E and the broader EV movement.
