The death of the Mustang
#11
According to The Wall Street Journal, the next Mustang will adopt many of the styling cues found on the new Fusion in a bid to attract younger buyers. ........ it will retain a few of its current design cues. Those in-the-know say the car new will keep its shark-nosed grille and round headlights. http://www.leftlanenews.com/ford-mustang-2015.html
#13
Coming to a forum near you..
Another non-official 'guess' at what Ford has up their sleeves. (In 3-D!)
More happened from 73-74 that all mustang owners should have despised, than will go down at the 50th anni, I can assure you..
Here, let me get in on it too!
If we're gonna do guess pics, lets stick with good guesses until we get actual bad news?
Another non-official 'guess' at what Ford has up their sleeves. (In 3-D!)
More happened from 73-74 that all mustang owners should have despised, than will go down at the 50th anni, I can assure you..
Here, let me get in on it too!
If we're gonna do guess pics, lets stick with good guesses until we get actual bad news?
I know my money will be spent modding mine instead of buying a new generation. If the new ones kick my a$$ all over the road, that will be fine, because I will still feel good in mine.
#14
BMORE1186 , if you post the link, it adds some authenticity since the source is actually a pretty good one. Still speculative though....
http://jalopnik.com/5901492/2015-for...y?popular=true
http://jalopnik.com/5901492/2015-for...y?popular=true
#17
They have to change it sooner or later. What do you want another fox platform that runs for 15 years and people get boored with it? Evolve or die. People freaked out when the went from the fox to SN95 platform but the sn95 sold like crazy.
#18
That's what I was saying, alot worse (better?) has happened in the history of the Pony (depending on who you listen to), I don't see them having any wiggle room in today's age and economics to 'goof' up. I expect it to be a little conservative insofar as changes you can 'see' but I expect technology to take a bigger pedestal on the Mustangs going forth.
#19
That's what I was saying, alot worse (better?) has happened in the history of the Pony (depending on who you listen to), I don't see them having any wiggle room in today's age and economics to 'goof' up. I expect it to be a little conservative insofar as changes you can 'see' but I expect technology to take a bigger pedestal on the Mustangs going forth.
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bluebeastSRT "Evolve or die."
Here is my response to it. http://www.detroitnews.com/article/2...text|FRONTPAGE
I guess you can say it is apples and oranges, but don't forget all of the losers in evolution and no wiggle room to mess up. I'll wallow in my pessimism.