2015 Mustang Proposals

See anything here that would work for the next-gen Mustang?

http://www.stangtv.com/news/a-few-gu...f-the-mustang/

Patrick

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> See anything here that would work for the next-gen Mustang?
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> http://www.stangtv.com/news/a-few-gu...f-the-mustang/
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> Patrick


Nothing there appeals to _me_, but I'm not too fond of the "softened"
front end treatment of the '13 GT500 either. <shrug>
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John C.
'11 GT

On Jan 2, 3:36*pm, "John C." > wrote:
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> > See anything here that would work for the next-gen Mustang?
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> >http://www.stangtv.com/news/a-few-gu...f-the-mustang/
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> > Patrick
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> Nothing there appeals to _me_, but I'm not too fond of the "softened"
> front end treatment of the *'13 GT500 either. *<shrug>
> --

John C.

What I think we'll see is a more slab-sided car to keep it trim, and
with a much more sloped hood and very narrow headlights. Of course
all the Mustangs cues will be the side scoop, three bar taillights
and grill. Direct injection on the 5.0 is a given and IRS will be
there this time. If they can slim the car down and cut the weight by
a few hundred pounds it'll be interesting to say the least.

Patyrick

On Jan 2, 2:50*pm, " >
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> See anything here that would work for the next-gen Mustang?
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> http://www.stangtv.com/news/a-few-gu...f-the-mustang/
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> Patrick

The lack of rear visibility coupled to the external ugliness of the
Camaro. I'd prefer if they'd stick to some current design cues. But,
I still think the 1999-2001 Mustang body was the nicest from a look's
standpoint. Mustangs should always retain some angularity, otherwise
once rounded, they become Japanese/Korean looking.