New report suggests 2015 Mustang four-cylinder to be available in U.S.

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03-16-2013, 07:39 AM

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DublDee

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Originally Posted by ChadStang

I'm all for something fresh and new. I'm happy about the turbo 4 but would really have been excited about the 3.5 Ecoboost. It's time for the Mustang to modernize and begin its next era. Keep in mind that any pictures you guys have seen were speculations if what the car may look like. It's pretty tough to make a decision without seeing the car. Look at the new Corvette. A lot of people are pissed that most of the retro styling of the car is gone but its a bad *** machine.

Very, Very true....I have never been a fan of the Vette, but that new one is really a car I would like to own. As for the Mustang, I agree its time for a change, and I for one am excited to see it, and might even be willing to trade up into one.

03-16-2013, 12:54 PM

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Ronnie06GT

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I am Old School (as well as plain old) and will keep my 06 GT to remind me of the great Mustang lineage. BUT, do not fear change

...a little smaller and lighter with new styling is not a bad thing. I'm sure Ford will build a car that represents the great Mustang name very well. I will probably consider a second toy when they emerge.

03-16-2013, 03:12 PM

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def67

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I will for sure take a look at them when they come out but a used 05-13 GT500 will probably be cheaper when they first hit the lots!
Also I'd like to see SVT do something with em!

03-17-2013, 09:16 AM

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Back in 79 i bought a new capri 2.3 l turbo,RS ,red.Was quite peppy for a 4,and the turbo sound was amazing, it developed 200 hp,which in those days wasnt to shabby.How they squeeze more hp out of it,is amazing.But if it was 79 right now and I had a choice,i would take the 5 litre.

03-23-2013, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Ray Spencer

Like I would go out and buy the 2015 version of a Mustang...NOT!!!!!!!! My view is the Mustang had a good fifty year run from 1964 1/2 to the end of 2014. The 2015 style is a piece of crap. What was Ford thinking??? Or where they thinking???

Are there actual pics. of the 50th anniversary 2015 around or just artists renditions?