Unknown 2018 Mule Spotted

[dingobreath]

That's a shame. I do not like the white lights. They fade with age on any car.

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[Ace]

Clear rearlights and fake gascap rearpanel... not again :tsk:

But at least the mule could indicate that we finally get the tribar drls and a rear spoiler.

And why does it have the old wheels, seems like we're not getting new ones?

But the front will be a total desaster without hoodvents since they removed the powerdomes

 

[acull2000]

Still dumbo wing mirrors
Park brake still on wrong side
Euro style gas cap
No sign those DRLs will be functional...

I fear Ford are repeating the same Euro look as the S550:1 :frusty:

 

[falcongtho3]

Interesting pillar post gauge pods.

 

[z460]

it's another video of this car i think driving

 

[kapiteinlangzaam]

only one CS in Europe !!!

Hate to break it to you [MENTION=22082]goldengooner[/MENTION] :

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74532

 

[Boggus]

I would trade my reds for someone's clears.

 

[Bullitt2065]

I don't think there's anything special to see here. Just a regular 2018 Mustang. The camo is rarely ever removed once it's added, even after the car is revealed to the public.

 

[Gigantor]

I think it looks better with the wrap on

 

[WaltA]

Is that a euro rear fog light?

It's right hand drive.

OK. :doh:

Is that a Brexit (aka UK) rear fog light?

 

[Double]

The interior accents are still chrome and not satin. Might just be a mule thing though.

Also noticed that the orange side reflectors in the headlight are made white. Can't remember that being a thing on the outgoing EU model.

 

[Ericc B]

FCUK stupid FCUCKING clear FCUCKING taillights again :thumbdown:

 

[Ericc B]

You're quite right. My mistake, sorry

It's Japan that is RHD ;)

 

[moubayed]

I think it looks better with the wrap on

:lol:

 

[HappySquirrel]

It's Japan that is RHD ;)

Also, last I checked Hong Kong is still left-lane traffic/right-hand-drive (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-_and_left-hand_traffic), which has created a headache for China as Hong Kong is somewhat reintegrated with the mainland.

According to an article from 2010 Hong Kong drivers could drive their cars legally into mainland China (with expensive dual plates) but as of the time of that article mainland drivers could not drive their cars into Hong Kong! I would imagine that's been fixed by now, but I found it rather bizarre.

Of course, after visiting China for business a couple of years ago I have to ask why it's even an issue, as Chinese drivers routinely drive wherever the hell they want (maybe Hong Kong drivers are more disciplined). I can recall more than one instance where we were driving down a divided highway in the left lane and our driver had to move a lane over because there was someone driving the opposite direction in our lane. Our driver made no note of it - like it was no big deal, because apparently over there it wasn't. I also saw more than one fruit stand set up on the right side of the highway, blocking the entire lane. Absolute madness.

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