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Yeah, WTF is that rear light tunnel thing. The rest of it looks believable, that part is like, from outer space. Never seen anything like that on any mustangs.

It doesn't have to be the fastest car (like the base GT - have hotter models like COBRA, etc) We all had just as much, if not more fun in our Fox bodies back in the day. If you're old enough to have been there. If I could design the thing, it would be smaller, lighter, with cheap base models...

I don't want an AWD mustang. That certainly makes it more of a "sports car" than a muscle/pony car or whatever it is. I would be interested in a V8 with an electric motor between the engine and transmission. And if it had a plug in capability for 25 miles or so that would be cool. Like my...

Sir, it's not a Mustang.

I noticed the first one. Looks like a 4 door Mustang. We all know it's gonna happen. I'll shoot myself then...at that time.

Guitars. Ugh. Custom Shop guitars.

I have a '14 with the close ratio set-up. 5th being 1:1. I like it SO much more than the newer gearing. And same for the gearing in my 2002 GT. Hella wide.

LMFAO. That looks like the current one, only really shitty. I've said it before. FORD needs to go big this time. It's their big chance with the Camaro dying and the Dodge Bros. going all electric. The last Hurrah of the GAS V8 Mustang. Ford "Herm, let's put some Hyundai Headlights on it...

OP says MY23 cars will start production in March 23. I say I liked it when new MY cars were available in the Fall the year before. You say that MY65 cars were built in April 64. If they had 64 vins you might have a point (60 years past) Or if they turn out to be MY24 cars built in March of...

Yeah, well they were vin'd as 65. So your comment makes no sense.

Yeah, it's just weird. Such a shift from MYs running September to July or whatever.

Man, I really liked it when new cars came out in the fall for the next model year. Makes me wonder how long a production run lasts? If 2022 MY starts production in Jan, I doubt they'd run past December, mostly because it would mean making a '22 car in 2023. So March thru Dec is 10 months...

That profile pic is of a scoop or vent or something, got a black running Mustang on it. You can see a good bit of detail if you blow it up and lighten it. I can't tell what part it is. Very exite.

Alright, TN droppin in - that's always a good sign. Now where's the Pill? :)

My wife bought a Volvo XC-60 T8 recharge a month or so ago. Was driving back from LA just this weekend and mentioned to her (like she could give a shit) that I hope there's a Hybrid V8 in the next Stang. That Volvo has a 2.0L 4 banger with a turbo charger and a supercharger. Supercharger...

A mustang has to have a prop rod. It's the natural way. {{{{{{{{{flame suit on}}}}}}}}}}

Here we are, nearly October. Still crickets.

Wonder if we could see the rumored (or not, some union said they were building it) 6.8 aluminum version. Lighter for the GT, and a shorter deck...sounds neat. I've always thought that the GT was a bit lame with the V6. I'm a V6 hater, I'll just say it. Don't care how much power it makes...

Presumably, there's 13 months to go until '23 Mustangs go on sale. HTF can there be no mules this late?

Agreed. The only reason would be to keep a V8 for people that want it. My wife has an Expedition, with the F-150 tune 3.5. That thing is spry as hell. Great engine, only problem is it has only six cylinders. An esoteric problem. There's also teh cost/complexity issue. See where ford went...