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Mriley
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Where do you see that? You mean the little indent in the fabric? Could just be some "hips" I think.
Mriley
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Hot dang, it's been a good few days. Keep em coming!
GTsquid
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Waiting.......
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Here they are, new photos from today.
We get a better look at:
- the front end through the camouflage
- honeycomb grill
- the sideskirts
- the interior (steering wheel, rear quarter windows)
- part of the door handle
- roofline (this appears to be a coupe)
Photographers have described the prototype (with bulky camouflage) as about the same size as the s197 Mustang, so the s550 underneath the bulky camouflage is likely to be even smaller than the s197 in size.
We get a better look at:
- the front end through the camouflage
- honeycomb grill
- the sideskirts
- the interior (steering wheel, rear quarter windows)
- part of the door handle
- roofline (this appears to be a coupe)
Photographers have described the prototype (with bulky camouflage) as about the same size as the s197 Mustang, so the s550 underneath the bulky camouflage is likely to be even smaller than the s197 in size.
Hmmm. Now I'm starting to doubt a fastback. With the angle that the window enters the camo, it doesn't look like a strait line from there would reach the trunk. :(
To me, it just looks like a miniature s197, but I hope that they are planning something more radical than that.
In this picture, you can faintly see the roof-line through the camo, and, unless it radically changes directions, it ends before the trunk, suggesting that it is not a fastback.
To me, it just looks like a miniature s197, but I hope that they are planning something more radical than that.
In this picture, you can faintly see the roof-line through the camo, and, unless it radically changes directions, it ends before the trunk, suggesting that it is not a fastback.
GTsquid
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From the last photo you can definitely spot the false roof and trunk line and almost make out the actual line of the rear glass.
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AWESOME!!!! I think I'm in Love! LOL.
Great pics, that thing is heavily camo'ed, the front end looks like it has a fake plastic front end just to keep us all guessing. And I think the coolest thing is the trailer hitch on the back, sweet it can tow! (I know its not real, just thought its kinda funny to see that, LOL)
Great pics, that thing is heavily camo'ed, the front end looks like it has a fake plastic front end just to keep us all guessing. And I think the coolest thing is the trailer hitch on the back, sweet it can tow! (I know its not real, just thought its kinda funny to see that, LOL)
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You can basically make out the grille shape through the mesh. Does not look like the fusion trapezoid grille, looks much more rectangular like the current gen.
Great shots.
I'm surprised they were driving with the windows down!
I'm surprised they were driving with the windows down!
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You know whats really weird is that there are 3 different license plates, different days? multiple cars? Just hits me as weird, LOL
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Yea and you can make out a separate rear quarter window from the interior shots. Although it is possible they padded up where the B pillar would be to make it appear as such.
Sure feels like they are flaunting this thing. I see the passenger side guy smiling as if he knows he's being watched. Something fishy going on.
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Good catch.
Definitely seems like different days, one raining and one dry. Also diff driver/no passenger in the other shots. Would be a little surprised to see many full prototypes driving around so soon and back to back days.
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