2015 Mach1 FUGLY
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especially when she sucks a golf ball out of a hose....:lol1:
It is nearly impossible for Ford to develop a car to fit your taste. If some of the vehicles you compared the Base '15 to actually resembled it, I could see your point. However, if those vehicles are not even remotely close to what your suggesting, I find it hard to believe Ford would target a buyer with a far-fetched perspective to tailor the Base car to.Well, what do you think about this?!?!?!
Too close for my comfort...:burn:
The 2015 Mustang does not look like an Aston Martin.
or a Jag, an Accord, a Fusion, a Falcon, a Genesis, a BRZ, a Camaro, Chally, M4, Porsche or anything else I have heard it compared to. If anything, it resembles the 2014 Mustang above anything else.
Has a Mach I been confirmed for the new bodystyle? Any details or specs available yet?
Ridiculous series of remarks....
I can't see it, at all. It isn't even close... no angle, line, curve or surface of these cars resemble each other. It has an upper grill (mouth) and two headlights and the hood shares the industry standard hood shelf...
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about the looks, I have to admit I'm more than a little anxious because it means about 8 years of living with whatever this gen's style is going to be. personally, I'd rather see something too radical than something too generic to the point where it too much resembled too many other cars.
about the performance, I really don't have any concerns at all that SVT is eventually going to deliver on something severely badass. Hameedi is a sharp enough guy to fully appreciate the value of the corporation moving forward in a bold way at this crucial point...just take a minute to think about what it means that there will be a debut in Shanghai. Ford has a colossal opportunity to sell to the global marketplace and China is a prime example of how the world's economic landscape is becoming a very different place as we move forward into the 21st century. markets are emerging. there's one hell of a wave approaching, and even though I'm not a lifelong Ford guy like a lot of you, in just the short 18 months or so that I've been on various Mustang forums, I've come to a place where I'm very confident that SVT at least, is going to be surfing rather than swamping. as long as FoMoCo does well financially as a whole, and I believe they will, Hameedi et al have a canvas on which to deliver a masterpiece, which he has proven extremely capable of.
just gotta be faster than the speed of ugly, IF...
about the performance, I really don't have any concerns at all that SVT is eventually going to deliver on something severely badass. Hameedi is a sharp enough guy to fully appreciate the value of the corporation moving forward in a bold way at this crucial point...just take a minute to think about what it means that there will be a debut in Shanghai. Ford has a colossal opportunity to sell to the global marketplace and China is a prime example of how the world's economic landscape is becoming a very different place as we move forward into the 21st century. markets are emerging. there's one hell of a wave approaching, and even though I'm not a lifelong Ford guy like a lot of you, in just the short 18 months or so that I've been on various Mustang forums, I've come to a place where I'm very confident that SVT at least, is going to be surfing rather than swamping. as long as FoMoCo does well financially as a whole, and I believe they will, Hameedi et al have a canvas on which to deliver a masterpiece, which he has proven extremely capable of.
just gotta be faster than the speed of ugly, IF...
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I hope it doesn't look like that...
I am blown away by the new Mustang. It is far more stunning than I imagined. I love them. I saw an image of the Saleen, the "Mystic" type colored convertible, a nice white one, a wide body version, all cool looking. Looking forward to seeing the SVT, Roush, & GT350 in person.
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