Oh, and I'm guessing that's our first look at Velocity Blue 
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It's funny you would say that, because I'm the complete opposite. My ideal spend would be every single penny put into the drive train and aero and virtually nothing anywhere else.
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Great to see the 3rd brake light being ditched and them using a single piece of glass in the back! Hopefully they will be able to put that one on straight!
Headlight/fenders don't have the same "split" in them from the GT500 teaser...
I wonder if this is the 2020 GT350R?
Headlight/fenders don't have the same "split" in them from the GT500 teaser...
I wonder if this is the 2020 GT350R?
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Actually I agree with you I would prefer the money in the drive train as well; in addition some improved quality control (Ac compressor , Panel gaps) would be great. The car is going to be a beast and once I hit thee gas I am sure I will forget about the interior. Kinda like I do with my GT 350 LOL.
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The side emblem which is only partially included seems inconsistent with a GT 350 logo, maybe a Cobra from the top ?
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I'd rather have more money go towards weight reduction. No point having a mountain of horsepower while the car itself weighs as much as a mountain. I'd rather take a 600HP GT500 that weighs less than 3500 pounds, than a 700HP GT500 that weighs 3800+.
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Was in my mailbox today. Not much new inside the magazine though, camo pics only.
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Not seeing any fender vents like the 350 either. I'm kind of glad there's that distinction between the two models.
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Just as I figured. Ford gave them little if anything.
Just because you don't see vents on the render doesn't mean there won't be something there on the GT500.;)
I like this view better.
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Is that a four gauge cluster I see in the center of the dash ? Yahoo !
I doubt it.....more like the exact setup in the GT350 or any S550 with the centre gauges......with the two air vents on the outer edge.
Click the high res version again, and you'll see the inner two are smaller
http://st.hotrod.com/uploads/sites/21/2018/05/GT500_FINAL.jpg
But I assume it's still an "official" Ford image, as claimed in the article :shrug:
"Here it is, the one shot of the GT500 released by Ford"
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