2010 Ford Mustang

[kirchow]

Here is a pic of the next generation of badass.

[Spank666]

Isnt that the Guigiaro concept that was built for the 2007 Detroit Auto show?

[Camel_toad]

I was just reading my new copy of Muscle Mustang & fast fords. they have some spy shots. looks good, but they say the motors may just be carry overs instead of new ones like people originally thought.

[diablo234]

reminds me of the 2010 camaro concept, even the color is the same

[Spank666]

Originally Posted by Spank666

Isnt that the Guigiaro concept that was built for the 2007 Detroit Auto show?

To answer my own question, yes it most definitely is. I have pictures of that same car that I took in January '07. OP is horribly misinformed.

[break3r]

Looks like the newer Eclipses

[Camel_toad]

Thats almost exactly like the ones in my magazine, except they are painted in camouflage.

[kirchow]

Originally Posted by break3r

Looks like the newer Eclipses

wow... you're right. Didn't see that one coming.

[DarcSystems]

Looks like a mash-up between a 99-04 and a first gen mustang. Not feeling it, personally.

[Spank666]

....and it most definitely isn't the 2010 Mustang, or even the 2010 concept. It was an Italian design made solely for the 2007 NAIAS.

[Hey Now!]

Here's the real 2010 Ford Mustang

[Roofus55]

American car companies: Only good at making remakes of an original. How not original.

edit: they aren't even too good at that actually

[Edgecrusher]

Originally Posted by Camel_toad

I was just reading my new copy of Muscle Mustang & fast fords. they have some spy shots. looks good, but they say the motors may just be carry overs instead of new ones like people originally thought.

Well, that wouldn't be unlike Ford considering most of their engines are shit anyway.

[clutch-monkey]

they'll introduce that ecoboost V6 into the mustang right? that looked to be an interesting combo

[RTShadow]

Originally Posted by Edgecrusher

Well, that wouldn't be unlike Ford considering most of their engines are shit anyway.

Really? I'm not even a Ford fan but I recognize a few things about them recently, they've done a good job with their engines and have won more awards as a company (when you include Mazda, which IS their holding) for their engines than any other company. The last two posts in this thread are ridiculous. Consider:

2009 Ford Escape with better highway fuel economy than Toyota RAV4
and Honda CRV.
2009 Ford F-150 with class-leading fuel economy better than Toyota
Tundra and Nissan Titan.
2010 Ford Fusion HEV with better fuel economy than Toyota Camry HEV
by at least 6 mpg.
2010 Ford Fusion with better highway fuel economy than Toyota Camry
and Honda Accord.
2011 Ford Explorer with better highway fuel economy than Toyota
Highlander HEV.
2011 Ford Fiesta with better highway fuel economy than Toyota Yaris and
Nissan Versa.

Also, 6 speed transmissions will be available in 100% of it's vehicles by 2012 as well as Eco-Boost engines coming out this year and available in 85% of it's vehicles by 2012 and 95% of them by 2015.

Another thing to consider, the economy is causing most of the problems with the car companies, as in, car companies all over the world now. There are, right at this moment, more than 200,000 import cars (asian and european) sitting at ports, because they can't sell them, this includes the hybrids, people are just not buying cars right now.

LONG BEACH, California (Reuters) – From pricey luxury sedans to popular hybrid cars, automobiles made overseas are stacking up at ports and parking lots around the United States as supplies far outstrip demand amid the nation's worst auto market in more than 25 years.

At the Long Beach port near Los Angeles, Toyota Motor Corp vehicles including Prius hybrids, FJ Cruiser sport utility vehicles and Lexus IS 250 luxury sedans are being stored on a vast construction site that will one day be a new container terminal.

The site became a gigantic parking lot when Toyota and Daimler AG's Mercedes-Benz asked the port for space to store thousands of vehicles that dealerships have not been able to take on due to sluggish sales.

"It's unusual that they would be here longer than a few days, but that's the situation now," said Art Wong, a spokesman for the Port of Long Beach. "They can't move it through their pipeline fast enough so they are asking for additional space while they keep their vehicles here more than a few days, and in some cases more than a few weeks."

The port has not counted how many additional cars were being stored, but Wong said Toyota has leased an additional 23 acres of space while Mercedes-Benz has leased about 20 more acres.

Nissan Motor Co Ltd, which brings its cars in through the neighboring Los Angeles port, had been talking to Long Beach about leasing space, Wong said, though that arrangement fell through.

It was inevitable that the foreign car companies would also feel the pinch, and it is going to get worse in the next 6 months for them. So, the question that is begging to be answered here, is this one:

Those of you who are laughing it up and blaming all the problems on the cars that American auto makers are making, are you going to say the same things about foreign car makers when this recession really starts putting the hurt on them? I somehow doubt it, I imagine you'll be quietly inconspicuous.

***EDIT: Sorry clutch, this was aimed at the two posts before your post. Also, completely forgot why I started responding to this thread, to the OP, that isn't even close to the 2010 Ford Mustang, I have it sitting right here in my Autoweek magazine. Doesn't even look remotely like it.