The S650 also reverts back to steel front wings/fenders. Added tech and safety features means it was always going to gain weight.
Unless they started with a clean sheet (and we know they didn't) I can't really see any way of significantly reducing the weight.
Looks nicer on those wheels that the ones first shown when the CS was revealed. That car had significant blue sections on the wheels, which was too much for me.
This still doesn't float my boat as much as all the previous California Specials though
Actually, I just re-read the email and I'd missed this in the footer.
"First All-New Mustang deliveries are currently expected to start mid 2024. Subject to change."
Yep, we had similar here in the UK. An email from Ford linking to their updated website. S650 "launches" on 1st Feb and from that date you should be able to go to your dealer and configure & order. I can't see anywhere on the website that indicates when deliveries will be scheduled though.
The S650 interior is perfectly nice. But certain things are key Mustang styling cues, from the long hood/short deck proportions, to the tri-bar tail lamps and pony on the nose.
The double brow dashboard is one of those key styling cues. Only the Mustang II and the Fox deviated from that, and...
Very nice photos, thank you.
I'm looking forward to the S650 arriving in UK showroom, as I always make a point of going to see the latest models and/or new colors. We had a Race Red Dark Horse at our 59th Anniversary event, but I'm really looking forward to seeing the GT (I just prefer the GT's...
Absolutely this!
Every thread on the future of the Mustang now ends in an EV battle from both sides. It used to be that such threads would have input from insiders that could give us snippets of information about future Mustang models. Even if such individuals were still able to provide that...
Traditionally, they restart production of those models (GT500/Mach 1 Handling Pack previously) in March, so no reason to suspect it'll be any different with the Dark Horse Handling Pack cars.
It's been a fact for a number of years that Ford stop building Mustangs with Summer-only tires from November to March
https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a34645336/mustangs-with-cup-2-tires-not-built-in-winter/