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Oh god! I'm drooling all over my computer......... (Oops! There I go again)!:love::love::love:

TOUCHED by VAST..........

That's an affirmative, although the package will differ in exactly what will be on it....:clap2:

The 2015 seems specifically designed for European roads, keeping what the Europeans are used to in mind. The corner handling, the performance both in terms of gas mileage and smaller roads, the technology and comfort factors which is a stable diet in even the most basic cars in Europe, all...

What I expected, especially for daily usage with the EB. The performance and the handling is very positive from my point of view. The British sounds happy which is hard for them to do with North American vehicles........

As an American living in England and Europe in general, just a couple of small points, Ladies and Gentlemen......... 1. Prices of gas/petrol in Europe are ASTRONOMICAL compared to North America and most of the world. Second I drive a 5L V8 M-class Meercedes SUV and a 2L BMW 1 series. Guess which...

A little typo, I think?? In the second part statement regarding the engines, it says twin- turbo.Does he mean twin-scroll single turbo? which is what we have been eating all these months...... Also, 434 TORQUE.... REALLY! WOW! (I'm kidding by the way! those without a sense of humor)!:eyebulge...

Great shots GREAT SHOTS. Pity more people can't be more focused and patient when photographing beautiful pieces of art like these..... (would u listen to me!!):crazy: I'm loving one fact about the Mustang coming to Europe. We should already have most of the PP build into the car when it...

HOT Check out those rims and the grille in that TY color combo.... Jesuuus! I knew I was in love but this is LUST.....:love::love::love:

LOving the TY Hate to admit, but I'm starting to really love the TY. That and the wide stance of the car will make it difficult to be used in London, England. Highways/motorways shouldn't be a problem.:frusty: And the power of the V8 at cruising speed..... straining at the leash waiting...

Ruby Red because it goes with the 2015 and the black gloss wheels and because that's the primary choice for mine next year. Deep Impact Blue, because it's sexy (feel free to kick my ass....manly kick, nothing less) and also because it looks really really good and because it's my third choice...

:cheers:Please let me be the first to say.... Congratulations and YOU LUCKY, LUCKY, LUCKY bastard....... Question: would it be okay for me to say, I hate you a little bit? Sorry! Promise not to hate you if you send feedback on your experience of the car.....:hail:

After spending some time in this thread, I HAVE to put my ten cents worth in..... I LOOOVVVE the interior specs of the Special Edition; especially with the Wimbledon White and those superb wheels. I really, really hope and pray that we get to alter the interior of our 2015 stang to match...

Personally, having an off switch for DRL in your vehicle is a viable option.... Agreed. But arguing against having them in your vehicle is a bit too negative in these day and age. I've noticed that there doesn't seem to be any overseas, European opinion in this thread.... As an ex-pat living in...

If money is not a problem, I would suggest people buy aftermarket 'backup' wheels and tyres with their color of choice for rims. I'm a big believer in backing up all my important stuff and I HAVE to buy 4 spare wheels/tyres which has to be different than my initial wheels; therefore when I get...

I live just around the corner from the biggest Ford dealership in London, Dagenham Motors, and have been in direct contact with their people for months now..... Since the 120 preliminary pre-ordered vehicles to be released in UK have been 'dealt' with, I've been told that the option now exists...

Any form of SUV / 4x4 would be nice. I like to sit high and look down at the world. Unfortunately my crazy-ass love for the Mustang and it's eminent release in Europe changed all that. It also means that for the next year and a half I have no car to drive.... Not worth wasting all that money...

Hi there.... At the risk of getting off topic and incurring the wrath of the Moderator, let me just quickly put my ten cents in and say that as a property owner, it is still one of the few viable, long-term and secured investment that a person could make in this current climate and economical...

I unfortunately, tend to think more with my heart than my wallet. I gave my GT350 to my oldest friend when I moved to Europe and if I ever mover back to the States, I'll more than likely give my 2015 to someone close to me. And of course, I'll be getting a Mustang once back home. Otherwise...

Cars will always depreciate, even the Mustang and even in the UK. but that depreciation will be slow and by not much. A brand new 'standard' vehicle sold in the UK inn the first year loses by thousands of pounds in the first year alone.... It's just a fact of life, as same as how all brand new...