Practically, it doesn't seem to make economic sense to have such an engine arrangement, given the demand forecasting and production planning that needs to go on for what are mutilple-month lead time parts.
Unless they don't do the engineering that has already been discussed on the 5.0L engine, then it seems logical to conclude that there will be something noticeable in the power department.
I'm fine with them pushing engine specs/weights until maybe June or July. Especially if they are wanting to hold out for as long as they can to keep GM/Camaro in the dark. Not much longer than that though.
I don't see that happening. Just as Five Oh Brian mentioned, I have seen pricing be available around the time the order guides are released. I've collected order guides and price lists for the 2005 models on when they've showed up on a forum somewhere, and I have found the prices to available then. This also was my own experience when I ordered a 2007 GT. The salesperson had pricing because I went in with an X-plan PIN when I ordered and got those prices printed out for me.
Good. I hope you are correct.
I don't know what you were expecting. Almost Every Anniversary Edition is Nothing More than a Special Paint and Stripe Package with a Special Anniversary Badge somewhere and Usually Limited to less than 5000 units. I think this is actually going to be a very nice package with the Louvered Quarter Windows, Heritage Inspired Wheels and Grill.
48. My kids are all grown up and tell me I'm old all the time. I owned my '68 GTO longer than any car I've ever owned. I think I'll be keeping my current Mustang as long, though.You must be one old coot if I'm a young grasshopper.
Likewise!Thanks Brian, it's really good to have you here, sharing your insights
I always loved that emerald green on the 7-Up cars! I had just purchased an '89 Mustang 5.0L Sport Hatchback new the year before and was in no position to trade it in for the 7-Up model.Tell me about it, they + 7-UP made a big deal about the Limited 1990 7-UP 5.0 Mustang...Well, I waited almost a year for mine, only to be bummed, all it ended up being was Makeup on a LX.
You've got me by 5 years.
Thanks to Ford (All auto manufacture's), driving around in proto-type cars, all over the USA, so the "Spy's with Camera's" will generate speculation & interest...Combined with well timed "Leaks" (Good Marketing, IMO) they hook us, preventing possible straying to a different Brand. After about a year of build up, they land us, then, it starts over again, with the next mystery must have dream car to end all dream cars.
In the published specs, there isn't a direct reference to having a camera to integrate with the telemetry that is available in the Track Apps, which will be standard on the EcoBoost and GT models. So while you could take readings on track (yes, I saw the photo to which you are referring), I don't think it will function with a video overlay and be saved to storage for download.
