Nice, not revolutionary. Spy photos of the GT-whatever have functional cooling ducts for the breaks and some other more aggressive touches
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=876
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Nice, not revolutionary. Spy photos of the GT-whatever have functional cooling ducts for the breaks and some other more aggressive touches
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=876
A little less happy about the elongated headlights, but it still has the basics right. That is a pretty involved render of a spied concept. I guess the author probably tweaked a current model to arrive at this, right?
Thanks for the preview rb336!
It looks like a fusion. Why cant they just keep the car the same?
Mustang:
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/atta...7&d=1381846209
Fusion:
http://www.autotribute.com/wp-conten...nergi-side.jpg
Definitely a familial resemblance in the front end, but i don't find that objectionable
Ford always had the philosophy that their entire line should have a family resemblance.l
Not compared to the Europeans and JapanQuote:
Originally Posted by Hermod
As soon as they get all wheels involved , maybe I'll buy another one . You get a quarter inch of snow . they tend to spin wheels and slide sideways . Ford is working on that for a future model year , hopefully the upcoming model year .
Here it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by canuck
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...ps874eeef0.jpg
SV197 was the best design ever IMO. It keeps going downhill. First, the rear end in 2011. Now the elongated headlights on the front.
I'm still driving a 2005 but planning to buy a new one next summer. Whether it's a 2014 or 2015 I'm still undecided. But if they were to swap the engine and interior of the 2014 and keep the 2005 body, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
I think every refresh of the current Mustang has been an improvement, especially the rear end.Quote:
Originally Posted by davewindsor
Keep in mind that this was done with CAD drawings and spy photos. It is an approximation of what the car will look like. I fully expect the Mustang to have a lower belt line and those side creases - with them ending in functional brake cooling scoops on the GTs.
You can always take your new Mustang and have Roush tweak it for you , It's gonna cost you though lol I believe the shop is in Livonia , and they have an open house in the summer June/July ? click on '' events''
http://www.roushperformance.com/vehicles/
Yes, I'm not a fan of those modifications as you say davewindsor. I dont mind thefamilytrait grille though. It has a nice cobra mouth feel to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by davewindsor
It looks like someone in Mid Town Pissed on it!Quote:
Originally Posted by davewindsor