I Like the Legend Lime, but I have to say I HATE the All Charcoal Interior, without the IUP! It just looks so Dark, and Dull, and Boring, and Cheap inside, in my opinion. This has been a Major Complaint from several People I know about Recent Mustangs.



The Interior just Looks so Much Better when you get some More Interesting Textures (Alluminum, Aberdeen Patern, Door Inserts) and some Contrasting Colors in there. This Car would have looked FANTASTIC, with the Parchment, and IUP. The way the Parchment Gets Those Dark Inserts in the Doors Plays, and Balances the Black Dash Top, and Console and adds Richness to it.

 

Eeeeek....I can't believe that they put 4 screws into the rear license cut-out, it only needs two. And I would be pissed to have 2 screws into the front bumper at all. I told my dealership that when my car comes in, that I will put my own hardware on it (license screws), because I am going to use stainless screws......and I want to make sure the holes are level and not cockeyed. 2 screws in back......and NONE in front (even though WA is a front plate state).

 

Interior Upgrade Pkg. in Charcoal......'nuff said.

 

this is my interior in my lime green gt mustang.

i have to say the black leather is very sexy and it is very classy.

 

Yeah, I don't mind the Charcoal with the IUP, It can look very classy. That's the point I'm Getting at though, It MUST HAVE the IUP! Otherwise, EVERYTHING in the Interior, with the Exception of the Air Vents, and Guage Rings, is All Just some Shade Of Black/Charcoal, Plastic, Rubber, or Cloth, and they all don't match, from what I've seen. I know this was a Photoshop but it shows how Nice it Could have Looked with an All Black, instead of the Charcoal Interior, with the IUP.

 

I'm looking at ordering another non-IUP equipped GT and getting the 18R group to get the leather steering wheel. The parchement looks great in the car without the IUP, and would be my second choice behind the dark charcoal.

 

only thing is thats not black leather thats charcoal.. im not feelin it

 

that's funny!

 

I totally agree! I've gone back and looked at this car twice now since driving it and it is a color that definitely grows on you.

But there's also a black GT auto with the parchment leather in Michigan that I'm drooling over too!