Design1stCode2nd

I like it, the back end is missing the spoiler which makes it look funny. I'm betting it will be a good bang for your buck. I want to se what the convertible will look like in production trim.

JRichter

Haven't seen the 2010 'stang so my statement reflects the current one...

bascho

Not many outside of Ford have, which I find to be strange. Chevy and Dodge have both shown their 2009 and 2010 product........why is Ford still hiding the stang? I can understand not releasing powertrain information.

JRichter

^ If they take cues from the Giugiaro Mustang concept then I can see myself liking it. Or even if they somewhat modernize the styling or unretro it a bit then I would be happy. But, I know there is already a big market for the Mustang as is and they sell plenty of them so I won't hold my breath.

N rider89

in real life its even bigger than that. the car is seriously way too big, as time goes on i like the new camaro less and less

YaXMaNGTO

JEEEZ you guys, it shares the about the same wheelbase as the "current" GTO (to within a half inch). It's not small, but it's also not that big.

SlayerRX8

Seriously. All I hear is "Waaaaah it's too big." I understand the tail lights argument since you'll always be looking at them from an RX-8.

pdxhak

iTrader: (2)

Looked better before. The rear bumper and tail lights look horrible. Good thing they have time to fix before it goes into production!

swoope

iTrader: (5)

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/03/s...-coupe-caught/

scan down to the 2007 show. the orange one.. i like most of it. but it has a bit of camero in it.

beers