That’s what I figured but thought that maybe I missed it somehow. The recent yellow car that was seen (yesterday maybe) briefly showed a light color interior that may have been the base but it quickly moves along to showing the outside only. Kinda hard to tell.
Oh, absolutely not. Doesn’t matter in the end. There’s a certain shape that’s expected on this type of vehicle, and *many* examples out there of just that. Some are stretched here or there, but mostly the same in the end. But I have been seeing the complaint from the evening of the reveal how so...
Perhaps it’s 450 GT, 480 GT Performance, 500 DH…
I know PP1/2 previously didn’t have a power increase, but that doesn’t mean it can’t ever work that way.
Not sure on the whole story because he wouldn’t tell me, but I had one of these in the shop recently with under 5000 miles on it on its 3rd turbo after the owner installed a JB4. It literally looked like someone jammed a screwdriver in the spinning turbo and totally destroyed it. According to...
Obviously, this whole thing being hypothetical, there’s no telling how it could go, if at all. But I feel like with the DH-R and S, being aimed at racing teams, there will have to be a way to make changes to ECU strategy on the fly. Either with approved software or through an unlocked ECU. Just...
Seems like as said above, the best approach to “keep the peace” with mustang fans would be to have a certification program where third party tuners can apply to be certified for access. A few disclaimers and statements about what consequences and ramifications can be expected with signatures...