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When he went into the interior, I could not help being reminded of the mustang's interior, especially with the screens

Yup, this is the channel I hate with the clikbait. "[Insert hook]! [Insert that does not exist and never will] competitor to [existing car] shocks the industry!"

Agreed, I think that the headlights and thicker bumper look disproportionate. Imo, his renderings have gone down hill, especially with the mustangs. No offense to anyone in this forum, but I think he is too stuck in the past too much. His rendering of the rear was just a carbon copy of the s550.

I think I heard that it is called "programmable pony mode." It was something along the lines of setting the button for your prefered settings for drive modes, steering modes, guage cluster, etc.

Yes

That's nice

This is the best one here

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I really sorely wish the M1 handling pack wheel was optional. Imo, that wheel is the best looking one ever put in production on a mustang

Nope, but if I had to guess, it would be something similar to torqthrust wheels

Found this one in the yellow splash thread

Thanks!

Good for you! Once/if you get it, tell us how it is

I thought it was common knowledge

https://fordauthority.com/2023/03/2024-ford-mustang-gains-standard-rear-parking-sensors/ Imo, this should have been standard since 2015, and especially after the refresh in 2018. Too many cars nowadays have them, and it is a safety concern without them (mostly for the rear bumper).

Please!

I think I read that the nostrils in the grille are the intakes, which makes sense if you think about it. It is just like the ford thunderbolt.

I would say he is a little over the top. He still, however, is a mostly reliable source.

Can you elaborate?

What panel gaps?! I thought those were vents! :wink: