There's a whole series of those pics that were posted. (Way back in this thread, I think) They're nice pics but the white balance is messed up. It makes it look almost blue.
The price is insane for what you get IMO. Also, water injection is not a plus and it has in fact been used in production cars before. Way back in the sixties, the Oldmobile Jetfire had an all-aluminum V8 that was turbo-charged and water injected.
It's just one more thing that you have to...
Here's what I think is Magnetic with black stripes - a color combo I've been wanting to see. As bad as the picture quality is on this, I pretty much feel that I still haven't seen it. :)
Am I looking at the same picture as you? The Camaro clearly looks lower and wider to me than the Mustang. In actual fact, they are the same width and the Camaro is lower. I've seen the 5th and now 6th Gen Camaro called a lot of things but "narrow and tall" isn't one of them.
Actual dimensions...
That one right there in the front has blue stripes, no?
Several of the press videos for the LS test drives feature an AG with blue stripes by the ocean side. It was a tech pack car - I believe the same one in your picture.
Same dealer shows a Base Non-R
http://www.inventory.ford.com/dealer/Park-Cities-Ford-Lincoln-02405/model/2016-Mustang/vin/1FA6P8JZ6G5520689?zipcode=75205&segment=Car&inventoryType=extended&ownerPACode=02617
It doesn't look like that car has a spoiler at all on it. Maybe it's waiting for one. Wasn't that other one that someone here posted a while back also waiting for a spoiler?
Randy Pobst already said on twitter that he personally preferred the GT350R to the GT4. I think he mentioned the GT4's tendency towards understeer specifically.
Also, if Ford is correct that the GT350R is faster (or even comparable) around the track than a 911 GT3, then it seems logical that...