Why wouldn't they mirror the center console? As it stands right now, if you're sitting on the passenger side, the main screen is facing away from the driver. If they want this car to be convenient for their European customers they absolutely should do it.
Also, on the indicators, the wiring...
Well since this was literally pushed into my inbox, I guess I'll toss my guesses into the bin...
Given how late into development this car presumably is (production is supposed to start soon, no?) I'd say that everything that we're seeing in these pictures is going to be produced, i.e...
This definitely is not a customer car, but it seems you guys have established this already.
Ford must be pulling out all the stops what with sending an early build Dark Horse to a dealership 4 hours away.
From what I've seen driving around as well, some of the prototypes seem to have resolved the fitment issues. Ford seems to indeed be taking this seriously.
It seems to me like every time a representative comes here, something happens in the following week or two. If I'm right, you might just get that wish.
If you're getting bags there's no point in MagneRide, at least in my head. Someone correct me if I'm wrong please - In order to install bags you'll likely need to remove the entire MagneRide system. From what I saw on M6G, if the S650 operates the same way as last-gen this would also require you...
Reading that article, none of this is really a surprise to me and it all makes sense.
Speaking of that thread, you mentioned in there that you have friends or know people that talk about the Mustang "in the same sentence" as cars like Ferraris, AMGs, and the like. This is surprising to me...
If I had to guess, since C is the export, part number A and B are probably animated/non-animated tail lights.
Remember that video of the Dark Horse at MAP from last year? When they unlocked the car it had an animated welcome sequence in the tri-bar of the headlights. There's probably a version...
Honestly? The more I look at them, the more I like it.
Chanced on seeing one shortly after I said I'd keep waiting to see them for myself. They're actually pretty good looking in person.
Would I spend the extra $8400 to get them? Probably not, at least not immediately.
Okay yeah, that's a different story then. Won't take that away from you.
I'm not sure what to define it as sometimes. Some call it a muscle car, some call it a pony car, some call it a sports car. Everyone has their ideas and I've seen people on places like Facebook get extremely pressed...
Depends on the person. I can tell you that I know of someone in his early 20s who, when he gets a chance to drive a nice muscle car, does it because he loves the sound and feel of the car, not because he wants to impress someone.
You're 100% right that most younger people want to look good in...
Me personally, I say if they're not endangering anyone's lives, let them have their fun.
Where I live there's a significant amount more young people than older folk that own Mustangs. They're not going to be in their 20s forever...
Scrolling through Instagram and I came across this. We might just have our first real-life photos of the CF rims.
Me personally, I think this is a better preview than what Ford put out, but I'll still reserve my final opinion until I actually see them in person.
Scrolling through Instagram and I came across this. We might just have our first real-life photos of the CF rims.
Me personally, I think this is a better preview than what Ford put out, but I'll still reserve my final opinion until I actually see them in person.