I dig it, gonna sell my 2013 and get one. Only question is how long to wait.
I think it is fantastic and for me the question is also how long to wait...buy a used one in two years or five years

I dig it, gonna sell my 2013 and get one. Only question is how long to wait.
I could tell you, but then Id have to kill youWould love to know more about the new engines.
Would love to know more about the new engines.
Here are my photos from the event this morning
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rumblestrip/sets/72157638381268606/
Whisper numbers for EcoBoost 4 power are 320hp, for the V8 a bump to 440HP
Best guess at pricing in talking to some analysts today, base V6 to start a little over $25K, EcoBoost will be a $2K option, GT's to start at $32K, no idea on the convertible pricing yet.
looks even better than i thought it would
Probably as good as all the current mustangs do with Jurassic park explorer axles in them...So, about those two door Fusion comments.
Here is the Mustang rear suspension
http://www.musclemustangfastfords.com/features/1403_2015_ford_mustang_revealed/photo_10.html
Here is the rear suspension from a Mondeo (Fusion)
http://forums.fourtitude.com/showth...sedly-2015-Mustang-new-rear-suspension-design
So...yeah...wonder how that Fusion rear suspension is going to work out in a Mustang?
gotta have something for when your fixed gear bike is in the shopThe marketing photos posted above kind of make it seem like they're targeting hipsters...not sure if that's intentional or not.
Overall, nice looking car. I'm sure it'll be a blast to drive.
The car definitely looks better in person. After seeing it today, I really like it.
I'm curious how the 2.3 is going to be positioned. How will they offer it and will it and the 3.7 both be available with all options.