This is the current 2016 design! 17 is little different and i am 100% positive mustang will follow the similar headlight and reverse bottom splitter design!
What information do you have to be 100% positive?
Not really, but if you look at the design from 2010 to 2011 and then 2011 to 2013 you can see that mustang followed a refresh history. Besides, most of the Ford models received a refresh accept the stang. Gt350 might get a headlight refresh too in my opinion, but that might be it.
The mustang was the same from 2005-2009 2010-2013. Why would ford change the most successful mustang in years less than two years after it was released? Also if there were any design changes for 2017 you would have seen them announced today. No major changes for 17 is pretty much confirmed at this point.
The mustang was not the same from 2010 to 2013. 2010 to 2012 was similar bodystyle but the addition of the 5.0 in 2011. If talking strictly body design, 2011 to 2012 was the same. If talking strictly 5.0 then the changes cycle would be 2011 to 2012 and then the front end change from 2013 to 2014.
It's 3 years old come this fall when the '17s hit. They need to change to keep up with the industry. No one is sitting on long cycles anymore. I dont think you can compare the Ford of the non-Camaro years to now. Especially with what Chevy brought with the Camaro.
You're wrong on the year to year changes.
Said that a few days back...definitely agree.
Mustang only gets Brembos in the front. The Camaro gets them on all 4 corners. That's why it doesn't need the 6 pistons. The 6 is an option for extreme track use. The magazines all tested the 4s and they were completely sufficient. Car stopped on a dime. If they weren't they would factor that into their builds/pricing and none of them had the Camaro anywhere near what he is spec'ing out.
Understand but we are talking daily driver situation. So technically they are wants, not needs. Which is what I was trying to say.
According to Car&Driver: yes, they will provide the ACP/AA software update for owners with Sync 3 equipped '16s, probably around summer this year .
The guy was talking about a fusion headlight and bumper refresh being relevant to the mustang. The mustang had the same design from 2010 until it changed in 2013. That's a 3 year cycle cosmetically. The current car came out in 2015 what reason do we have to believe Ford would change the appearance of the best selling mustang in over a decade so soon? Also if there were design changes Ford would have released them today. Smaller option changes are always announced in the spring. So the day has passed an no mustang news. That means there wont be any major changes engine or Body. Looks like you and the other people like [MENTION=8222]Spartan[/MENTION] who so badly want changes will have to wait ANOTHER year.
