Great work,
after a facebook communication to Ford Aus. on Friday, to the where abouts of my Mustang (deposit paid March 2015 like most, to get the so called 1st batch), I have found out through the etis with the VIN Ford Aus. supplied, that mine is already built on 07/10/15!
I am sure my...
Any S550 stang mentioning power rear windows, has to be referring to the convertible, or could be a typo or they have copied & paste the info to the wrong car.
24 of them for sale on Carsales (link http://www.carsales.com.au/cars/results?cpw=1&sortby=LastUpdated&limit=12&q=%28%28%28Service%3D%5BCarsales%5D%26%28Make%3D%5BFord%5D%26Model%3D%5BMustang%5D%29%29%26State%3D%5BQueensland%5D%29%26Year%3Drange%5B2015..%5D%29 ), in Queensland right now! :lol:
Was discussed here http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28954
Copy of UK owners manual http://www.fordservicecontent.com/Fo...EN_07_2015.pdf
You will find on page 13 of the manual (page 16 of the file) there is a guide to the steering wheel controls for the UK, RHD.
For Ford to...
Watching it now with a beer ;), Rugby league final tomorrow (hope a Qld team wins ;)) & BATHURST next weekend! (leave is booked for that one :ford:)
agreed with the looks of the reverse sensors, pity they couldn't disguise them in the dividing black strip...
Well spotted.
Scroll down on this page.
http://www.ford.com.au/cars/new-mustang/technology?intcmp=vhp-module-features
Have my doubts we will get reverse sensors though, IMHO a feature that should be stated in the brochure, time will tell.
Going by both the Pommy & Aussie brochures, looks like we both will not be getting the reverse sensors,
Contrary to what the local Ford dealer were advising at their Mustang showing a couple of months ago, The power point info they were showing was Ford Australia supplied.
I had a play with the yellow fastback seat, when it toured up this way,
I recall, electric was for slide back & forward, so I could climb into the back and check it out for size,
the other 4 options could be, up & down, tilt back & and forth?
Surely Aussie mustangs will have a similar set up...
What appears they are using (4:45 to 4:50) is a plastic decal applicator ( http://www.cutterpros.com/3m-pa-1-gold-applicator ), there would be very minimal risk of cutting the paint work with that, maybe a slight mark, that would easily buff out at best.
Shannons over the phone quote, they also emailed me the quote;
$966 for the year.
$500 excess.
EB auto Fastback.
There are a lot of variables when quoting for insurance,
Drivers age & Driving record, Claims history, where the car is parked at night, even suburb can effect the price.
I'll be...
USA designed car, now for the global markets, compromises must be made or we (rest of the world) would not get the Mustang.
The USA number plates look small & out of place (IMHO), in the now huge number plate cavity on the rear bar of the Mustang.
Hmmm, I certainly will be checking out the PPQ...
Link to post,
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showpost.php?p=768810&postcount=1
There is the option to pay the extra dollars and purchase euro plates.
(link to PPQ) https://www.ppq.com.au/plate-information/euro
These plates are 112mm high, 520mm wide.
I believe, when you have the VIN, you can get access to more info,
When you have a VIN PM (contact) the member on this forum known as "Ford Service" (aka Deysha)
And a lot more coming,
http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/03FBA807065D307CCA257EAC000C07D5
Mustangs could become common as commodores on Ozzy roads in years to come:lol: