2015 Photoshop/Rendering Thread
Originally Posted by m05fastbackGT
Yes it sure was and hopefully this is what Ford has in mind for the 2015 Mustang.. I really love it and was hoping the current S-197 production model would had looked more like the 2005 concept version instead..
They translated the production model into the concept.
It's not the first time either. The original Mustang II show car from 1963 showcased most of the production design with a few custom touches. Also the Mustang Mach III showcar was created from the styling already locked in place for the 1994 model year.
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Thanks for remembering me Phil, as I've also missed being on here.. Anyhow if the 2015 were to look more like the 2005 concept, then yes I would trade in my 05 GT in a heartbeat.. However we already know that is not going to happen as J. Mays confirmed over a year ago that the 2015 Mustang will not be evolving from the current S-197 platform at all 

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I hope your right about that Phil, as I would like to see a retro modern version of the 69-73 model years, but once again I don't see this as becoming a reality unless J. Mays from Ford is throwing us all a curve
Originally Posted by m05fastbackGT
I hope your right about that Phil, as I would like to see a retro modern version of the 69-73 model years, but once again I don't see this as becoming a reality unless J. Mays from Ford is throwing us all a curve 
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Hau Thai-Tang also confirms the next Mustang will not be evolving from the current S-197 platform either..http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=fCWrjcPaFmw
Originally Posted by m05fastbackGT
Hau Thai-Tang also confirms the next Mustang will not be evolving from the current S-197 platform either..http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=fCWrjcPaFmw
Originally Posted by Overboost
That's what I thought. I mis-read the previous post.
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My apologies Steve ! As that was what he meant in the video.. So yes, he did say the design will be different.. At any rate, I misinterpreted what was said and took that as meaning the design for the 2015 would not be evolving from the current retro design of the S-197 Mustang..
My apologies Steve ! As that was what he meant in the video.. So yes, he did say the design will be different.. At any rate, I misinterpreted what was said and took that as meaning the design for the 2015 would not be evolving from the current retro design of the S-197 Mustang..
No worries! I was a little confused, but it's all good now.
I think they it may be totally different looking still. Even if on a modified platform it can still look quite different. This updated platform is probably going to be like the evolution of the fox to the sn95, I'm sure it will feel like an all new car
I thought we knew the platform was new, not a re-hashed S197? Also, don't expect an all-new design without a platform overhaul. Whether that's lighter material or a completely new set of underpinnings, it won't be the same old car.
Originally Posted by Overboost
I thought we knew the platform was new, not a re-hashed S197? Also, don't expect an all-new design without a platform overhaul. Whether that's lighter material or a completely new set of underpinnings, it won't be the same old car.


