Ughhh...cheesy doesn't even begin to describe those videos. Definitely not geared towards millenials, I can say that for sure. But yeah, definitely some good shots of the car in there.
I'll put it this way...there are pics of charcoal/gray interiors with white stitching and charcoal door/door panel inserts, pics of darker interiors with dark stitching...can't even see it, and then something that falls in between the other two. Who knows what is what.
Yeah...metal gray stitching? This info is a freaking mess on Ford's end...it could look cool if it matches the aluminum trim throughout the car, but otherwise I'd say that white is a better look. More confused than ever after seeing that comment the other day; it seemed like we had it figured...
Thank you...their spoiler design may very well mesh perfectly with the lines/look of this car. The wraparound spears were always cool but too modern on S197s IMHO, but this car seems perfect for a new rendition of that. I really hope it meets that set of lines on the hood which I mentioned...
That spoiler may look very good...the hood has two sets of lines from a side profile, while the rear only swoops into the lower of the two hood lines. The way that the Rousch spoiler runs onward at the side looks as if it possibly could line up with upper hood line perfectly...this could be very...
I can't wait for this...IMHO, the 2015 is missing SOMETHING and one of these companies is going to figure out what the heck it is. Somebody is eventually going to add something to the car, whether it be a Spoiler/louvers/stripes/who knows what, and really bring it all together in a more...
I like the weapons analogy...I've been saying that personality wise, think Steve McQueen vs Sean Connery as James Bond. Or maybe Vin Diesel vs Daniel Craig...S197 is just bigger/badder/tougher/meaner/more manly by design. It's a powerful and authoratative car, where the S550 ditched all of that...
Black wheels look amazing on race red with black vents/spoiler/stripes....Might look good on silver too, but that's about it for me, personally. I'm not much of a fan overall.
No, that's actually what I meant by #3 to perfection...you're agreeing with me :D. I don't mean that the S197 was literal perfection, I meant that there are a ton of supporters out there who like to pretend that it is perfect due to the retro looks and overall Mustang characature that the car...
Yes...it's so stupid, and so horrible..but it works. Power Rangers is getting a reboot, maybe Ford can pay to have its 2015 lineup be the vehicles that connect to make the big Zord robot, with the S550 being the head/face :D
Let's be honest...Ford rushed things due to pressure and displeasure over renders hitting the internet. They had to quickly do the reveal for damage prevention and probably couldn't do as much as what they truly wanted to due to time. The thing leaked pretty quick once the renders all started to...
Ford needs something brand new/big/full of hype, etc to latch on to. Chevy played the Camaro perfectly and essentially created a monster due to that...everybody wanted one and it still is the most popular of the big three despite IMHO better performance from the Mustang and looks from the...
Exactly...Ford needs to go big and really try to make this thing "the new cool car" and develop a big presence. S197 was awesome, but never really got close to where the Camaro hit as far as public affection was concerned. But marketing like that could help the S550 get some quick status and appeal.
Want to get a good laugh? That person was me :D
Even with all of the explanations and analogies that I've made...one comment that isn't glowing and tells the truth about the general public and I get pounced on for it. People easily forget...we Mustang fans are rabbid :)
This is kind of where I was coming from...nobody outside of the Mustang camp knows about the car, they tried with Need For Speed but it's not a big movie franchise and the actual car appeared for like 2 minutes. It's not like Ford can pay off Michael Bay to replace Bumblebee with an S550...but...