Ford "Easter Eggs" - does the S550 contain any?

[Cobra Jet]

So it's been known that some automotive manufacturers have implanted "Easter Eggs" within certain vehicles in their product lines.

Examples are Jeep and Tesla, as their Easter Eggs have been found or mentioned in articles and online forums. The Easter Eggs can be incorporated into design elements (parts on vehicle) or into their user interfaces via hidden software code.

Aside from the tiny running Pony molded into the 2018+ headlight lenses, are there any other known Easter Eggs within the S550 that anyone has found?

Sponsored

 

[Vroom]

So it's been known that some automotive manufacturers have implanted "Easter Eggs" within certain vehicles in their product lines.

Examples are Jeep and Tesla, as their Easter Eggs have been found or mentioned in articles and online forums. The Easter Eggs can be incorporated into design elements (parts on vehicle) or into their user interfaces via hidden software code.

Aside from the tiny running Pony molded into the 2018+ headlight lenses, are there any other known Easter Eggs within the S550 that anyone has found?

the horse hidden underneath the stock hoods heat shield would definitely be one in my opinion.

 

[Nexus]

I'd throw the start button flashing at a resting horses heartrate as one of the weird/obscure ones.

 

[NoVaGT]

Good Lord.....Mustang nerds.....

Well.....except for the Newpie Kings.....those are straight ballin'.

 

[Chadillac]

Pretty sure the “Ground Speed” label in the speedometer was a nod to the P51 Mustang

 

[WD Pro]

the horse hidden underneath the stock hoods heat shield would definitely be one in my opinion.

Gone ...

I'd throw the start button flashing at a resting horses heartrate as one of the weird/obscure ones.

Yeah, that's gone too ...

Pretty sure the “Ground Speed” label in the speedometer was a nod to the P51 Mustang

And that (if you have the digi dash) ...

What next, the V8 ? Oh, hang about, that's what they did with the Mach E ...

WD

 

[Joedag1]

So it's been known that some automotive manufacturers have implanted "Easter Eggs" within certain vehicles in their product lines.

Examples are Jeep and Tesla, as their Easter Eggs have been found or mentioned in articles and online forums. The Easter Eggs can be incorporated into design elements (parts on vehicle) or into their user interfaces via hidden software code.

Aside from the tiny running Pony molded into the 2018+ headlight lenses, are there any other known Easter Eggs within the S550 that anyone has found?

The pony’s on the head light lenses

 

[Joedag1]

The pony’s on the head light lenses

I should have read the OP post all the way through. Never mind!

 

[ice445]

The dash plaque changes every so often depending on year and trim, mine has the "55 year" one.

Also it's not necesarily an easter egg, but you can roll down/roll up the windows by holding unlock/lock respectively for a few seconds from afar. I don't think a ton of people realize that.

 

[Matthewstorm]

I'd throw the start button flashing at a resting horses heartrate as one of the weird/obscure ones.

Huh?

 

[Drugdealr]

Huh?

The start button on 18+ mustangs pulses at the same rate of the resting heart beat of a mustang.

 

[Matthewstorm]

The start button on 18+ mustangs pulses at the same rate of the resting heart beat of a mustang.

Really? I'll have to pay closer attention.

 

[Drugdealr]

Really? I'll have to pay closer attention.

Have a look.

 

[Vlad Soare]

Also it's not necesarily an easter egg, but you can roll down/roll up the windows by holding unlock/lock respectively for a few seconds from afar. I don't think a ton of people realize that.

Only down, sadly.

The start button on 18+ mustangs pulses at the same rate of the resting heart beat of a mustang.

Not anymore. They removed it in 2020.

 

[Drugdealr]

Only down, sadly.


Not anymore. They removed it in 2020.

Well ain’t that some shit

Sponsored