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That's the same picture that's on Ford's 2015 site. Obviously, pre-production. We've seen it before. We'd like to see a picture of a post-production car to see if that is actually what we're stuck with.

Next year's model is always going to be better. The 2 new cars I've purchased in my life were the first year of a complete refresh. I've never had issues or looked at new models wishing I had different options. But its your car. Do what you want. But, you'll have to watch them drive...

:D But, you are on the right track. The ANC cancels out the unpleasant "buzziness" of the I4 and road noises while re-enforcing the more pleasant sounds of the engine. I'm interested to see how it works. Totally speculating, but I think Ford is positioning the EB for people that want an nice...

Active Noise Cancellation is EB only and a standard feature.

Ya, but the problem with them is that they force you to get a Dodge or Chevy with the option. :D

Is that your parallel parking procedure? :D

I really don't like the white on the other colors... :) It looks like it's just the white protective plastic that's still on it.

From the Manual: 2.3L EcoBoost and 5.0L V8 Engines We recommend regular unleaded gasoline with a pump (R+M)/2 octane rating of 87. Some stations offer fuels posted as regular with an octane rating below 87, particularly in high altitude areas. We do not recommend fuels with an octane rating...

I would just warn that with a QA website / database, you are not guaranteed to have timely or accurate data.

We need some EB engine bay shots to see the production engine covers

According to pg15 of the Dealer Sourcebook (suspect source of information, I admit) it says: Air Induction System What It Is • All-new unique air box induction system is standard on all Mustang engines • It’s called “cold-air” since the air filter is isolated from the engine compartment and...

Here's a whole thread full of painted engine covers... http://www.allfordmustangs.com/forums/2011-mustang-talk/340128-official-engine-bay-picture-thread-4.html

It looks like it's just below the buttons being discussed. There's a shadow in this picture so it's hard to tell, but if you look in the INTERIORS thread, you can see it a little better.

I wouldn't get it, just because its the trendy exhaust on a beemer.

Well, since Ford has decided to not participate in supplying engines, it's pretty much Chevy and Honda's playground. But, I'm sure Indycar would pay attention if Ford wrote a big enough check.

ya, this is from my x-plan FAQ: Am I eligible for other incentives? Yes, for most. Partner Recognition participants are eligible for most public incentives. There are some offers that are not compatible with this offer. Your dealer can best determine which incentives you are...

I know! I only paid $2400 for my Mustang in 1966!

Looking on cotus, using the VIN's from these inventories, (searching in the main states) all EB's give me a "A matching vehicle could not be determined." error. Looks like they started building V6's and GT's first?

From what I've read, they tune it so that the "pleasing" motor sounds that you want to hear are not cancelled.

I know, I can't believe "what about apartment dwellers" never came up in the engineering meetings...