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Ford may consider that mirror "frameless", but it's clearly got a grey frame around it. Gotta love marketing...

This. A swing and a miss there by Ford. Hell it's even standard on the Civic Type R now.

It's a Dynojet - now if we get those figures on a Mustang dyno....:eyebulge:

That GT has the adaptive exhaust, it's the car he used in his review - and based on how it sounded in its different modes in that video, it's clearly on its loudest setting here. That V8 would sound absolutely epic in my underground garage - but it may just give some poor senior hobbling over...

...it may change your mind: [ame] :lol:

Fleet preview guide indicates that the LSD is now standard on all models. It does not specify Torsen but I can't see why that would change.

How'd that crab get in the engine bay? :D

Anything that helps with near-distance visibility/sensing helps. It's impossible to see much of the periphery of the car from the driver's seat. And while the Mustang may in some sense be considered a sports car, people forget how long it is - at 188" in length it's over a foot longer than an...

Swing and a miss not linking the nav into that 12" display though, it's a no-brainer. And if they want to stay feature competitive with Chevy, Ford needs to add a HUD, and rev-matching to the MT GT.

Guess who won't be invited to Ford Australia's next test drive junket....

Mustang market penetration must be far, far higher in Dallas than Toronto - any Mustang is a rare sight here, I see way more Audis and BMWs - Mustangs (and Camaros) are nearly as rare as Porsches. No chance of the rims getting stale here.

Blacked out door handles would also be a nice custom touch. Not too sure about the hood vents, though - if I could see them as black blobs on the hood from the driver's seat I don't think I'd want the visual distraction.

Ironic that Ford would go to the trouble of putting a blackout package on their show car and then spoil the look by sticking that silver license plate blank on the car - WTH? Other than that, looks good except for those cheesy vents on the hood. Looking forward to seeing it at the Toronto show...

Personally I'm willing to sacrifice a little of the front end aggressiveness if the tradeoff is better forward sightlines, so that the first piece of pavement seen in front of the car is not a half mile down the road. No improvement made to the rear visibility it seems - too bad. Could not...

Did they drive them through a screen door prior to the photo shoot? Because there are big pieces of screen mesh stuck on the front grills....

:doh: Who the hell signed off on this POS? Ford must have picked these vents up at a Pep Boys clearance sale....

Great to hear, thanks! :cheers:

Liking a lot of this, but the refresh is missing a couple of things that competitors have already introduced: - auto-blipping for the MT - ability to bring the nav screen into the 12 inch display (never mentioned or shown so far, so very unlikely) - HUD Not happy with Ford giving up...

Great catch. Maybe the 4700 RPM engine speed hints at a 470 HP figure? I know, wishful thinking....