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The value of my house fluctuates up and down by 8-10k on a weekly basis so used cars should be doing the same thing. The ceiling has already been hit and prices are going to be choppy on their way down.

Mine are real dim during the day when wearing sunglasses.

My dash lights are very washed out when I wear sunglasses even with my top up.

Ford is installing cheaper convertible top on the car. The car has an ugly silhouette with the top up. The S197 top had a better design to it.

So if you buy the Eco boost Mustang convertible with the pony package, you only get the chrome plastic grille, rough riding 19 inch wheels, and cheap fog lights (that will catch every bug and rock on the freeway) for an extra $895. Sounds like a bargain to me.

Which model are they referring has the 200 pound weight reduction? Is it across the board or is it the 2.3L model that has the weight reduction? The 2.3L should weigh several 100 pounds less than the V8 or even the Shelby.

I like the convertible better

The new Mustang is appearing in Sydney at 12:01 am.

A lot of Australian journalists like to create news rather than report the news. I saw a story, today, from Australia about 2015 Mustang but the photos were the 2014 model and labeled 2015.

It's the new 2015 Ford Edge that will be debuted at the LA show not the Mustang. The Associated News is nothing but a rumor mill generator anyway.

With a 10 speed automatic coming out in a few years, a tach will be for show only because it will never rev over 2K anyway.

According to Edmunds, European road testing of the new S550 will not begin until December 2014 so European dealers may not get the model until September 2015.

Edmunds reports that the four-cylinder that will be under the hood of the Mustang in Europe will be based on the 2.0-liter engine featured in the 2013 Focus ST. In the Focus ST, the turbocharged four-cylinder produced 252 hp. In the Mustang, the 2.3-liter engine will produce around 300 hp...

I would like to see the European version of the S550. It supposed to be built in Europe and conform with the EU regulations.

Within 10 years, most new cars will be manufactured with mandatory adaptive driving technology and a computerized maintenance diagnosis and repair program so the whole question of seeing your gauges will become mute.

The 2015 Subaru WRX was just shown and it's front fascia is similar in design as the 2015 Mustang except the grille is inversed.

From this viewpoint (from the mirrors back) there are some similarities to the Mazda RX-8.

The 2015 Mustang will have an optional a 4.9-liter V8 engine that has 430hp and 396lb-ft of torque.. The Coyote engine was never a true 5.0 except for marketing purposes.

But wait until the 2nd year to buy when the 7 speed manual comes out.