mattlqx
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And the platform was refreshed. LED taillights and center LCD display became standard. So all told, the bump wasn't really seeking out profit for an in-demand car, but more like cost adjustments.
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Zero. Ford spent too much on development to change things this early. The only changes might be a realignment of options already available, like Recaros in the Tech Package, or a new color that already exists in the rest of the Mustang line, like Grabber Blue.
mattlqx
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It's selling well, I don't think there will even be any styling tweaks at all for 2017. 2018 on the other hand....
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Near zero IMO. 2017 production is already slated to start immediately after 2016 production ends, so no way that is happening if there has to be inventory/tooling changes. That and its only 2 years into a brand new design, I would expect the refresh in 2018 with the possible elimination of the GT350 all thogether
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Yea. I'll be content if Ford works out(hopefully) a lot of the production issues delaying MY2015/16's by the time MY2017 is released. I might have to accelerate my time schedule a tad bit more just to make sure I get one, as I didn't know the model year stops production in June, which makes my other original plan of taking delivery Jan-March 2017 cutting it real close.
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