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Ummm… that’s my render off of a Bentley
…yep…

You did a really good job too and is probably the closest representation of the new panel angle. Not only will the tail light panel adopt a more aggressive angle, the rear corners will be sharper to match the front. However, due to new bumper technology, the collision structure in the front should also save some space in the rear if it is used. The need for an aggressive curve across the entire rear will be replaced with a compact extension, like the front grill surround. The idea is regain some visibility I guess.

You should be photoshopping more often as well…

The S650 will likely share this “bumper-box” design as well although I do believe your panel angle and depth is probably 90% there.

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In 2006, Ford dealers in Texas and Oklahoma offered a special Stampede Edition Mustang as part of a Ford Motor Company marketing campaign intended to help increase Mustang sales in the southwestern United States. Only 500 Stampede Edition Mustangs were produced in all. In 2007, the Stampede Edition became the Pony Package. It had all of the same features except the Stampede came engraved numbered plaque to verify its authenticity,
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Highend models will always come very late in the model cyclus. If Gen 7 is planned to run until 2028, don't expect a new GT500 until 2026.
How do you figure they always come late?

S197 was all new for the 05 model year, and S197 GT500 was introduced for the 07 model year.

And they built it for nine straight model years. 82% of the model years that the S197 was produced.
 

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How do you figure they always come late?

S197 was all new for the 05 model year, and S197 GT500 was introduced for the 07 model year.

And they built it for nine straight model years. 82% of the model years that the S197 was produced.
Yeah, but there was no Gen 5 GT350
 


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Yeah, but there was no Gen 5 GT350
Edit your post to clarify that you were talking about the GT350 then.

Still doesn't make sense, because the GT350 (technically) came out the same model year as the other S550 Mustangs. Yes, I know that they weren't generally available until 16MY.
 

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What I meant was that with the GT350 it replaced having an GT500 early. Every carmaker is doing the same thing that they launch with the base models and over time add the performance variants later. Audi always released the base models, then the S and then the RS. VW already releases the GTI and then the R model later. Ford europe also always releases the ST and then the RS models way later than the base models.
So I'm pretty sure we will see a GT350, Mach 1 or things like that within the first few model years, but GT500 will be coming in the late model years
 

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Yay, no more rear scratch magnet!
 

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Maybe I'm crazy, but that closeup kind of looks like the GT emblem from the Mach E to me, like they are trying similar design themes for both. No black band, and is just below a cut-in from below the camera:
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Maybe I'm crazy, but that closeup kind of looks like the GT emblem from the Mach E to me, like they are trying similar design themes for both. No black band, and is just below a cut-in from below the camera:
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Mach-E GT emblem is quite different
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I was thinking more about the overall shape of the rear, not so much the emblem itself. I wonder if Ford might give the S650 some similar styling cues to the Mach E, perhaps even similar taillights or something.
 

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I would like to see this badge installed on the S650 High Performance 2.3L Mustang.

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