I like the v6 more than the gts by far B)

 

I like the pony...but the new GT symbol being used on the ford products is really cool.

Ford GT, Mustang GT, Falcon GT
They should stick with that badge for the coming generation.
Keep it consistang on the model lines.

 

i love the way the horse looks

 

I wish they'd hidden the keyhole under the center of the medallion.

 

Brad, remember old cars that had that feature???
Ya don't see too many of the medalions any more...
darn vandals...

 

Totally agree with you boomer... the grille pony is already a target, just seems like another thing thugs will 'tif off the car

 

I've always liked the pony emblem. I guess it's the only original feature from '64. The GT badge changed many times, but the Pony badge stayed the same.

 

i like the classic looking gas cap.

 

Quarter panels already have GT on them. I like the Pony out back.

 

Pony for me, I had the original and still like it. Classic is best, just ask Coke.

 

its 13-15, but every comment here has said they like the Pony.

 

I actually prefer the pony too...has a classy look.

 

Pony, but gt isnt bad either

 

the horse is really nice

 

They should make it an option on the GT to keep the pony gas caps and all and just have the fender badge and the body trimmings idenifying it as a GT.

 

I like the horse too. If I had to chose one. But the GT badge looks good too!

 

They appear to be stick ons. I bet we could order to pony and remove the GT ourselves. probably cost like 100 bucks for the pony sticker tho

 

Chalk another up for the pony.

 

Tri Bar and Pony for me!
Yeah it looks like a stick on, unlike the classic Stangs Molded in, plastic insert. You can probably get just the aplique for $10-20 at the parts counter. But to replace the whole Faux Gas Cap? Yeah that'd cost ya' probably about $100.

 

Another vote for the pony. I also agree that Ford should leave the option up to us. The GT logos on the side are fine (and ultimately so is the rear badge) but I'd prefer to have the lone horse speak to the car behind me at a stoplight.