'15 Stang prototype caught in video (1st time)
 

Tried embeeding the video but kept messing up. :cry:

Anyways heres a link - http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=709

Looks like it may have a shaker scoop?

Looks to me like the camo is being lifted up by the air moving over the hood.

It looks like the car Is a lot smaller then the previous model. Hopefully they managed to trim off some weight while adding the IRS.

It's a Mustng who gives a crap :D it could be 1500 HP, 90 MPG, and cost $15k and I still would never own a Mustang let alone a Ford. I would like to see what she really looks like in the flesh only downside is sales of the Mustang will jump just like the Camaro did in 09.

You would be a fool to turn down a car with those specs for that price just because of the name.

That would be cool no matter what brand it was.

Not much to see. The car looks significantly smaller though.

Lol. It's a shame you feel that way. The V6 Mustang is MUCH faster then your 2LT.

Being a real car enthusiast has nothing to do with blind brand loyalty...which is exactly what your post describes.

I have no brand loyalty I would take either a Mustang OR a Camaro if I had the $$$. I drove a '11 V6 and was amazed how fast it was for being a six cylinder.

Nothing wrong with my choice I have never liked FORD it's not about the name "Mustang" I have always been a GM guy and I always will be a GM guy. I will stick by my post "1500 HP, 90 MPG, and cost $15k and I still would never own a Mustang let alone a Ford" . As for which car is faster the V6 Mustang or the V6 Camaro I could care less if I was interested in speed I would have not purchased the V6 and I would have opted for the SS or purchased a ZL1. It’s not about respect or “Being a real car enthusiast” like I said FORD does nothing for me I feel the same about other vehicles like exotic cars again they do nothing for me they look nice but I would never want to own one (and before you say wait until you have driven one I have several).

And you wrote that that as if there's something wrong with having brand loyalty and that somehow you can't be a car enthusiast if you do. Recall that there are folks that have favorite car brands and follow them like a religion and some could care less about who makes the car. Neither is "better" than the other.

Actually, it's probably more accurate to say you're either denominational or you're non-denominational. And it is possible for church members and atheists to get along.

While I can't ever see myself ever buying a Mustang, I always appreciate Ford's efforts in pleasing their own church members. It makes me appreciate the Camaro that much more.

the fanboyism is strong in this thread

Well said