I don't think it will have cupholders as such, but only time will tell.

 

Why not put the cup holders in front of the shifter? My girlfriend's Ion has two big cup holders in front of the shifter and it is easily accessible and not in the way.

 

That would probably come down to the relationship between the center stack and the shifter (obviously). Things that might effect that are engine setback and the transmission size and placement - lmao, transaxle in the 2015 just to get cup holders ahead of the shifter

 

let's think outside the box here guys. The cup holders should be suspended from the roof!! Glass roof and vert owners are screwed!

When voice prompted, Sync will deploy the cup holder mechanism from roof which will float ABOVE the shifter so as not to interfere. They will be able to accomodate 120oz Super Duper Big Gulps! yeah!!

 

 

Remember the foxbody cup holder? It was wedging the cup between the e-brake and the passenger seat. I love my 97 cup holder is pops up from under the center console, better than the 1998-13 cup holders in my opinion.

 

Disclaimer:

Not legal for sale in the City of New York.

 

Cupholders in front of shifter= sticky radio

 

Just move the shifter to the steering column. Yep, manuals too. Don't laugh, it's been done before. I'm old enough to remember "three-in-the-tree" manual transmissions.

 

A better idea is to confiscate any mustang from an owner that brings food or drink into said mustang.

 

Good Lord! We see eye to eye at last

 

It's a mass-produced car, not a CDC clean-room lab. Not everyone has the Mustang as a weekend cruiser.

 

I still don't want you spilling your coke on my carpet. weekend cruiser?? Mine is driven everyday, even to work.

 

Mine is and I will still cruise with a softdrink in the cup holder.

 

Sorry to de-rail this thread to be about cup holders LOL

 

OK, not so much of an improvement as a "carry over". I realise this styling cue was only introduced on the 2013 models, but I love the two DRL lines on the outside of the headlamp. A relatively subtle nod to the 1970 vents seen on the outside of the headlamp (one which about 99% of the population wouldn't link to the '70 model). DRLs are becoming a signature styling cue, which I think BMW kicked off with their halo/angel eyes, and most manufacturers are following, especially Audi.

With the '15 likely to be much less retro than the current car, it'd be great if this styling cue could continue, albeit in a different headlight design.

 

Concur w/ Paul

 

How about a folding ignition key? I was surprised to get a traditional "rigid" one with my 2013 Shelby. Sometimes it's the little things....

 

Noooooo! Awful idea! For a muscle car? That ain't right!

 

Here is something I dont want to ever see in a Mustang; Steering by wire, although I imagine in the next year or two buff magazines will be touting the next gen GT-R with steering by wire as the greatest thing since sliced bread.

http://blogs.wsj.com/drivers-seat/20...within-a-year/