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Agree. I think the base grille and the Dark Horse grille look better than the GT.

Agree. The stuck on tablet look is awful.

I'm fine with a cool digital screen if it's integrated with the shape of the dash, but I don't like when it sticks out and looks like a tablet.

I agree with this. I still don't like the big grille but the rear looks cool. I already disliked the tablet look in other cars, so it's disappointing to see it in a Mustang.

Still don't like the grill but the car overall looks pretty good. The rear is growing on me. The Recaro seats look really nice. I'm fine with a large digital screen with lots of features but have never liked the "tablet slapped on the dash" look. I'm surprised Ford did that on a sporty car like...

2005 was retro for sure, but I think the S550 was forward motion. I'd like to see more forward for the 650 without being a fake exotic look.

Well if that's the case the angles and lighting in this pic threw me off big time with the paint and the "offset" camera. :)

Hmm. Looks two tone. Maybe unique to the "performance" edition in select colors and the other versions will still be black?

Yes. Tons of posts about suspension, road racing, etc. Very knowledgeable guy and was still tracking his car in his 70s. RIP Norm.

The statement about the cd6 platform puts the credibility of the article in question, but I find the idea of the S650 being a 4 year run instead of 8 intriguing. It seems logical an S650 that's merely a "refreshed" S550 wouldn't go for 8 years. It also makes sense Ford would feel like it needs...

In 2022 I suspect the majority of S550 owners prefer the styling to the S197. And to me, this front end looks boxier than the S550 in a family sedan or SUV sort of way rather than muscle car. I'm hopeful that seeing the lines of the whole car will change that impression, though.

That latest rendering of the nose doesn't look bad, but my brain keeps picturing the rest of the car as a sedan or SUV. Or a refreshed S197. :)

No question RWD struggles to put the power down from a dig on the unprepped surface. But the supercharged Mustang still loses to the BMW in roll races? It must have been putting out far less hp than what they said it was.

I hope the changes are more significant than this rendering suggests, though. Since Ford has apparently decided not to go with an all new platform, exterior styling is one way to still differentiate the S650 from the 550. If they're too close, I think S550 owners (including me) will be more...

Yeah just saw it. Pretty dumb.

I thought it was already established that the S650 would be introduced in 2023 as a MY24. Was that just a rumor?

I feel like a V8 hybrid with all wheel drive, a lot more horsepower, and gobs of torque would be very appealing but also have a big price premium. Since the S650 is supposed to have an 8 year run I expect there will be a mid-cycle refresh after 3-4 years like the 2018 S550. Maybe that "last"...

I'm on my 2nd S550. Looking forward to the S650 release. Will I consider buying one? It depends. :)

So we'll be hearing, "looks like a Mach E," like we heard "looks like a Fusion" when the S550 was released? :)

I voted waiting to see what it looks like, but I'm also waiting to see performance upgrades. If it's essentially the same car underneath, I will have to be blown away by the exterior styling and interior to be interested.