Japanese Accessory Brochure

[whokilledkaji]

I was looking at Ford Japan (I used to live there and I was curious about when the new Mustang launches over there) and noticed that the 2015 Mustang accessory brochure has some items I've never seen before. It's all in Japanese, but I'll attach the PDF if anybody wants to check it out.

I'm kinda interested in the center console organizer. It's expensive at around $120 USD, but interesting, nonetheless. I kinda like how it has a place to put your key, a coin tray and a place to stand your smartphone / iPod.

Anybody see this before?

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[pinero61]

I really like that

 

[NewSVO]

Mine already has most of that except the one to put the phone in, the coin one is cool but I don't organize them I just throw em in there.

 

[LIPony]

I like the dead pedal cover they have, I wonder why we don't get those accessories.

 

[KazyMedic]

Because the Japanese people will eat this stuff up. All about the Benjamin's

 

[GT-T]

Are there any gas covers like those available in the US?

 

[JimmyTwoTimes]

Center console organizer wouldn't work for me. I normally keep tossing change in there until it fills up and I have to empty it (my S197 center console could hold about thirty pounds of loose change, couple hundred dollars worth).

 

[klumpikat]

Is #13 a Start button?

 

[GT-T]

Is #13 a Start button?

I was curious about this also... where is our translator?!

 

[whokilledkaji]

I was curious about this also... where is our translator?!

Translator here!

It's a locking nut for the rear license plate.
In Japan, rear plates have a lock, so the plate can't be removed.
I was told that this is to keep the plate from being swapped in the event of an accident. Some sort of insurance issue, I imagine.

I lived in Japan for 12 years and had 4 cars in that time including a '11 GT. All had a lock on the plate. I never tried to take it off.

 

[MELLOWYELLOW06]

That's pretty cool

 

[nadojay]

Really hope they are not the over the top stripes we are getting in Australia, not keen and to late to change.

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