Yah theres several posts about this car and ive said it a few times... I think its a good looking car that would be fun to drive BUT....its not a mustang
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I don't know, for a consept car it's not real good. He even took the hockey stick out of the door. Thats not right.
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Hey, didn't you read what it says in the background of the photo there? They just wanted to try a "BOLD MOVE"! Personally, I think the right "bold move" would be to let folks order a Mustang with many more options, like several other engine/ transmission combos, custom interiors, cool wheels... but whatever
It's Italian styling because the shop that did this concept is Italdesign in Italy. This is not a Ford designed concept. Fabrizio Giugiaro is the son of Giorgetto Giuguaro who designed the 1965 Bertone Mustang.( http://www.arteauto.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=733) The latest concept was just a father and son project to put an italian flavor to an American muscle car that they have always loved.
This is in no way a Ford concept of the future Mustang.
ORIGINAL: bascho It's Italian styling because the shop that did this concept is Italdesign in Italy. This is not a Ford designed concept. Fabrizio Giugiaro is the son of Giorgetto Giuguaro who designed the 1965 Bertone Mustang.( http://www.arteauto.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=733) The latest concept was just a father and son project to put an italian flavor to an American muscle car that they have always loved.
This is in no way a Ford concept of the future Mustang.
The question was why take a truely American icon and let a foreign designer have at it. Keep it All-American
ORIGINAL: bascho It's Italian styling because the shop that did this concept is Italdesign in Italy. This is not a Ford designed concept. Fabrizio Giugiaro is the son of Giorgetto Giuguaro who designed the 1965 Bertone Mustang.( http://www.arteauto.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=733) The latest concept was just a father and son project to put an italian flavor to an American muscle car that they have always loved.
This is in no way a Ford concept of the future Mustang.
The question was why take a truely American icon and let a foreign designer have at it. Keep it All-American
How was Ford supposed to stop Italdesign from designing and building their own concept? The only reason it's on display with Ford is that it's a really good concept from a reputable design house in Italy. Ford doesn't intend on using any of it's design attributes. Believe me, I've seen the buck for the redesign and it looks nothing like the Giugiaro Concept.
Im suprised they even let that thing up there, the door gap is HUGE. Makes this ugly car look even uglier. And about the stang being an American car, only 65% of it is made here in the US. Now go look at a Honda accord something like 90% of it is made in the US, whats more American? And technically, a vehicle has to have 75% of its parts made in the US to be considered an American car. -P.
Im suprised they even let that thing up there, the door gap is HUGE. Makes this ugly car look even uglier. And about the stang being an American car, only 65% of it is made here in the US. Now go look at a Honda accord something like 90% of it is made in the US, whats more American? And technically, a vehicle has to have 75% of its parts made in the US to be considered an American car. -P.
OK you guys win its not an American car, its not an American ICON.
Im suprised they even let that thing up there, the door gap is HUGE. Makes this ugly car look even uglier. And about the stang being an American car, only 65% of it is made here in the US. Now go look at a Honda accord something like 90% of it is made in the US, whats more American? And technically, a vehicle has to have 75% of its parts made in the US to be considered an American car. -P.
OK you guys win its not an American car, its not an American ICON.
WHATEVER!!
It's not a win or lose thing.
The Ford Mustang IS an American Icon. The Giugiaro Concept isn't really a Mustang at all......it's a peice of Italian art that happens to be based on the greatest muscle car in America. The Giugiaro's love the Mustang as much as we do.
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Keeping it all-American would be a terrible idea! Why not incorporate the best ideas from all over the world? Besides, isn't your transmission made in France?