Importantly...... Try laying rubber for 20 feet in a Fusion. This car will have plenty of personality.

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lol well yes, my analogy was more say a 2007 IS vs 2007 GS vs 2007 LS. All shared a similar L-Finesse profile and similar smallish grills etc.. but the GS's quad headlamp design and low roof profile gave it a personality. Compared to say a 2008 A4, 2008 A6 and 2008 A8 which to an untrained eye can easily be mistaken for each other.

 

Off topic, but here are some sales figures for the American Muscle Car War.

Mustang

2009: 66,623
2010: 73,716
2011: 70,438
2012: 82,995
2013: 77,186

Camaro

2009: 61,648
2010: 81,299
2011: 88,249
2012: 84,391
2013: 80,567

Challenger

2008: 17,423
2009: 25,852
2010: 36,791
2011: 39,534
2012: 43,119
2013: 51,462

 

I don't see Chevy holding that lead much longer. This Mustang is going to stampede over the competiton

 

For the first year yes, but when GM releases the new Camaro then the battle continues

 

Like a seesaw

 

The Camaro vs. Mustang war is one where as a Ford fan, I've generally been on the Camaro side(mainly because my dad has a 67 Pontiac Firebird 400, and my first car was an 89 Pontiac Firebird). I do love me an F-Body. But I also really enjoy the Mustang. I would kill someone for a 67 GT500.

 

I'll wait until until GM releases the new Camaro before taking sides.

 

Will look good in a widebody.

 

Wow...the wide body seems to have the aggression that IMO, the standard car is lacking and should have as a Mustang. Very nice render!

 

The wide body does look nice, thanks for sharing.

 

amazing how much ground the challenger has made in 'challenging'

 

Mach 1 render



http://www.autoweek.com/article/2013...news/131229966

 

Looks slick!

 

very nice ....... looks good