Might be cool, I don't know if enough people would order it to make it a valid business case. I know that I wouldn't. I like creature comforts with my performance, but I seldom notice my headliner.I'm probably in the minority here, but it would be cool if Ford would offer a alcantara pillar/headliner option.
would love to see pics of the tech package interior and kudos to ford for expanding the appeal with that package.
I can see not offering heated seats odds of this car being out in weather that cold are low, not saying its not gonna happen but playing the % it makes sense but nav, leather, shaker all make the car for those of us who want one to be posers 95% of the time (myself included) and rarely if ever take it beyond our favorite backroads to the track.
First of all, how do you know the interior materials are the same? Yes, it's a base console, but my guess is even the base GT350 will be better overall than a base V6 in interior quality. I hated the base radio at first, but after seeing it awhile, I could probably live with it just fine.That center console looks exactly like the one in my '15 V6 rental I drove 2 weeks ago. Atrocious - does not belong in a car like this. There shouldn't be a non-Technology GT350, the weight difference is negligible and this really isn't a track weapon car at this kind of weight anyway. They should target the M3 and not the Z/28, a much more lucrative market.