http://carbuzz.com/news/2013/12/8/He...ts-V8-7717506/

It looks like the entire backend is painted on this car. Much better than 1/2 painted!

 

Sounds like the Boss red-key lopey idle! Also sounds pretty much like they put the 11-12 GT500 mufflers on it haha

 

I personally like the back partially painted. Exhaust sounds great though!

 

Agreed on both parts. The contrast of the black on the Dearborn car looks much better IMO.

 

I prefer fully painted or not at all... Well atleast looking a pictures

 

Sounds much better than the stock exhaust on the 2011-2014's - nice that they seem to have responded to the negative feedback regarding '11-'14 almost silent exhaust note!

 

Agreed. The painted valance does not look that great.

 

It's official...I'm in love!!!!







Or is it lust?

 

I hope that's not just a performance pack exhaust and all GTs get it. Sounds great!

 

Definitely .

 

2016 in my future!

 

Sounds hollow to me??? I think a deeper tone would have more appeal ... Then again who keeps the stock exhaust lol

 

I 'think' the good sounding exhaust at the start of the video is from another Mustang. The last of the video is the 5.0's exhaust sound. Too quiet in my opinion

 

It's a shame the other car's exhaust (Lopey idle one in background) was picked up, very distracting.


I also was not impressed, with the sound of this Mustang's exhaust note, maybe the secret 'OEM Accessory' will be an after market exhaust (Borla, Magnaflow...)??

 

Those revs at the end sounded tinny and metallic.

 

I like it.....alot....too much actually. And i want those wheels!

 

Way to tinny and metallic sounding. Where the deep V8 rumble?
Sounds like it has a fart can on it when revved!

 

I'll reserve judgement on the sound until the car comes out.

Could still be a work in progress for that kind of part?

 

I guess it's not Mufflers...


http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1...trol-exclusive

 

Cars can't be but so loud from the factory. Have to meet the crappy gov't noise standards. And the hollow sound means the car probably has an x-pipe in the exhaust crossover and not an h-pipe.