2010 Mustang looks like Poopoo
11-19-2008, 08:29 PM
#22
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I'm not real thrilled with the new look. I do like the interior improvements. There is something "raw" about the 2005-2009 that isn't apparent in the 2010 pics. I will reserve final judgment when I see one in person. I do have a 2010 Camaro 2SS on order and expect March delivery. My stang is going in to a 15 year storage this winter.
11-19-2008, 08:34 PM
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I'm not real thrilled with the new look. I do like the interior improvements. There is something "raw" about the 2005-2009 that isn't apparent in the 2010 pics. I will reserve final judgment when I see one in person. I do have a 2010 Camaro 2SS on order and expect March delivery. My stang is going in to a 15 year storage this winter.
11-19-2008, 08:42 PM
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Ok, enough............the 2010 is STILL an S197. Geez ppl. This is not a brand new car. The biggest change made was to the interior. The exterior is just a reblend. And regardless what anyone thinks of the changes I can tell you one thing........Ford is gonna grab alot of new buyers with this refresh. The Mustang isn't gonna slip to last place in sales because it has the least power of the new age muscle trio. If you think bigger motor and more power = better sales, you obviously missed out on the last generation pony car wars where the Mustang outsold both of GM's F-bods by quite a margin.........despite being down nearly 100hp.
It's all about marketability....and the Mustang always has and always will have that. And that's what keeps the car in production every year so that we have the opportunity to have bicker sessions like this.
It's all about marketability....and the Mustang always has and always will have that. And that's what keeps the car in production every year so that we have the opportunity to have bicker sessions like this.
And I actually do really want one of these, and will probably buy one late next year. I think it turned out pretty good OVERALL. Of course it would have been nice if there was more power, but that what the factory supercharger is for! Should be interesting next year what they do with the engine...
11-19-2008, 08:53 PM
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Putting it in storage for my 12 year old son. I do not want him dead at 16. I will put 3 years on the Camaro and put it away for my 11 year old son. Just something I wanted to do for them but I do not want to give them fast cars until they are settled. Hopefully they can leave them for their kids. Not looking at it as an investment.
11-19-2008, 11:43 PM
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Putting it in storage for my 12 year old son. I do not want him dead at 16. I will put 3 years on the Camaro and put it away for my 11 year old son. Just something I wanted to do for them but I do not want to give them fast cars until they are settled. Hopefully they can leave them for their kids. Not looking at it as an investment.
11-20-2008, 02:29 AM
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Putting it in storage for my 12 year old son. I do not want him dead at 16. I will put 3 years on the Camaro and put it away for my 11 year old son. Just something I wanted to do for them but I do not want to give them fast cars until they are settled. Hopefully they can leave them for their kids. Not looking at it as an investment.
