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Darth Vader look. Can't unsee it now. Now my 2 cents (worthless, really), I think the Mustangs look way better after the refresh. But what do I know, I'm just a Bullitt driving pleb...

I'm kind of there with you, I'm a little confused whether this is just going to be a "heavy refresh" or an entirely new platform. Seems there's not much really that confirmed to know...

Right, I do realize that the model year is actually announced and released (generally year prior), i.e. right now you are seeing new "2022" models. :)

For a vehicle like a Mustang, spring launch (or for the vehicle to be available for spring/summer/fall cruising) makes the most sense I'd think. Launching in fall would arguably be counter-productive, at least for half the country that gets colder weather maybe..

Nothing wrong with how you drive your cars gents, especially if it's your weekend toy. My weekend toy is also my daily, I'm unlucky that I can't afford another, but lucky that I can afford the Bullitt as a daily I suppose. :) My point about the 2,500 miles in 7yrs was more of a comment about...

Def not me, Bullitt's my daily and I'm inching towards 18,000 miles in 13 months. :)

I'd agree with you on the fact that Mustang should always look a tad different and I think despite a certain common language, Ford would be silly to not keep it somewhat unique. See, I for example like the refreshed (post 2018) models the most. Obviously I'm very biased as I have a '19, but...

Cool deal! So I take it it's not your daily. :D The previous owner must've ran out of time... I've put on 17,000 on my Bullitt in 13 months. OOPS.

Nice! Who the heck puts only 2500 miles on a 7+yo model?? Darn.

Oh I gotcha. Makes sense. The SUV craze going everywhere. I looked up the Evos, looks like first unveiled already way back in 2011, but a 2022 rendering/design looks actually pretty good, LOT like the Mach-E.

Isn't Mondeo still offered in Europe? My brother has the '11 there, not sure if they stopped it there too when US Fusion went. Oh boy, there's a whole forum on this in the 5G, but I'm guessing it'll be here too. Just get a the new F150 with the charger, get a trailer and you can charge a Tesla...

So... We are starting a debate on something that is slated to reveal in a year. Oh I need to restrain myself, I can already see all the notifications...

Since I'm not sure how does it generally work, if this is to be 2023 model, it'll be introduced probably end of 2021 and manufactured in 2022? Or how does it work?

Grabbing another V8 after my current Bullitt is my plan also, although I don't ever plan on getting rid of the Bullitt either.

Oh boy. Became a first-time Mustang owner last year, spent good amount on the 6G forum since. I can already see myself getting involved with all kinds of discussions and my notifications will go through the roof.

Jesus Christ please do not start this political s*it here!

I have missed about 4-5 days of this discussion and it has 20 more pages. :D I think we kind of established that naming as a viral marketing move, right? Meaning, back when they first announced it, people got really upset and it generated lot of publicity and basically (to a point) free...

Darn, was literally gonna come here and post that same video. To be honest though, I've been having hard time finding any other sources aside from what he has in his video. So I'm guessing it's either super fresh, or he has very secret sources, or it's not confirmable yet.

I'm sure you're in no way biased on that huh? :)

On today's Mustang6G forum, we learn how to go from "Next Mustang rumored to be EV only" to "MASS SURVEILLANCE IN UK" Come on lads/gents, let's get back to bitching at each other's likes and dislikes of EVs. :D