They look the same in any other languageshows the lines perfectly...but in spanish
the part i really want to touch and feel is the interior. @ 9:00 he says something about the trans tunnel using hard plastics still :(
ah well, everything else looks great.
Why the guy says "B8" and not "V8" ?Summarizing the vid:
1) He loved the lines (haha obviously w/ all the touching). His impression was that they were very aerodynamic. He described the sharp lines on the front bumper cover, saying it was a 2 piece bumper w/ the cover being one and the splitter being the other. And that the design of the front bumper used some of the current GT500 styling (he detailed the fangs) and the new Ford design language.
2) He said they were allowed to touch and try everything they wanted, even the interior, but they weren't allowed to sit because they were still in pre-production and Ford didn't want to convey a false impression of the seats or seating position or whatever.
3) He was very disappointed on the central trans tunnel cover being hard plastic. But he loved the other components on the interior in special the steering wheel saying that was a little thicker than the current model and shorter.
4) He praised the style of the new set of taillights saying they were very modern and stylish w/ sharp lines giving some texture to the smooth rear deck.
5) On the headlights, he commented that the LEDs tri-bar had a forced kind of a feel, but that the industry is heading to that standard, so, he was ok w/ them. Overall, he loved the sleek and design of the headlights minus the LEDs TriBar.
6) On the style, he said the car in person looked much more sleek and beautiful than in pictures. Also that it had a special presence.
He sure love that curvy rear end lolIs it just me or is this guy getting very hands on with every crease and curve of that car? This video should be rated R :lol: I plan on doing the same when I get mine.
I heard "fiesta" don't know he was talking about car or Holliday lolI heard him say V8 and also GT a couple times, but my Spanish isn't very good anymore so I would only understand about 1 word in 5. I did however, completely understand his disappointment with the hard (duro) plastics on the transmission tunnel. The little shake of the head after tapping on it was priceless. There are plenty of areas where hard plastics are OK, but it would have been nice to see a bit more effort on that large surface.
This was a great video, and seemed more in depth than anything I've seen from the US coverage. I really enjoyed it.
Thanks for posting.
-T