Personally I'd drive the shit outta it for a week or so, then hop back on to gloat, and then disappear again for another month before joining back as normal.
Looks like eyebags, like the car hasn't slept. I *kinda* like the two-tone look it creates on cars painted white or black. Otherwise, it looks stupid, and should be fully-painted.
Pretty sure someone said many reviewers have driven them and done their reviews already, and are just waiting on the video embargo/permission from Ford.
I grabbed the Premium because I hear it has soft touch surfaces, along with tons of the computerized goodies, the ventilated seats (a must for desert summers), extra safety and security features, and the ambient lighting. I'm sure the base is a pretty decent setup, and more true to the "cheap...
That’s all without mentioning all the benefits I get with my broker vs others (namely, I don’t have to do any lead hunting) and that my broker covered my schooling costs.
It’s not at all a requirement, it was a strong recommendation after I asked for his opinion. I genuinely don’t mind for the most part, I just would’ve preferred Rapid Red with white stripes (to match my someday-will-be-completed 1965 Mustang)
Yea my broker told me I could get a Mustang as long as it was tame IE. didn’t have stripes, a wing, was painted a professional color, and wasn’t obnoxiously loud.
I’ve got a shadow black GT coupe with no stripes, wing delete, and adjustable exhaust. I also let myself get red brakes, but...
I think it looks fine, but I really wish they worked it into the double haunches of the S550. or at least do something like the Mach E did, where even if the haunches don't come up, the shape is still there
We now have official pictures of the emberglo interior. Looks like I was WAY off with the shade in my photoshopping project, but these also appear to be in low-light, so it may look brighter in the sun. Also not to mention that Carmine Red varies from brown to nearly vibrant red in different...
Looks like it's the same factory shift knob, so almost guaranteed it will take the same shift knobs. Shifter mechanisms are less likely, with any possible changes to the chassis, shifter location in the interior, and whatever may have been tweaked with the MT82 in this Mustang, assuming they...