2005 mustang photos from road and track article.....
#5
I think this is the best looking mustang in the last 10 or so years. I think they pulled off the retro look great! the tail lights and the fog lights on the GT version look sweet and give it the perfect retro look on the exterior.
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#12
Originally posted by cusdaddy
I wish it came with a 6-speed manual though
I wish it came with a 6-speed manual though
#14
Another nice feature is Ford's Variable Cam Timing in the 4.6, which should make for a nice power curve and better breathing in the upper rpm's. This should make the new GT a better performer from a role and on the highway.
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#17
Originally posted by zeroday
nice links torqueholic
nice links torqueholic
At least you are giving us some good links this time!
#18
Originally posted by cusdaddy
I was thinking the exact same thing... no one busts balls like Torquey.... except Mr. Goat.. Hmmn...
At least you are giving us some good links this time!
I was thinking the exact same thing... no one busts balls like Torquey.... except Mr. Goat.. Hmmn...
At least you are giving us some good links this time!
#21
Originally posted by slyraskal
I think this is the best looking mustang in the last 10 or so years. I think they pulled off the retro look great! the tail lights and the fog lights on the GT version look sweet and give it the perfect retro look on the exterior.
I think this is the best looking mustang in the last 10 or so years. I think they pulled off the retro look great! the tail lights and the fog lights on the GT version look sweet and give it the perfect retro look on the exterior.
#23
They did it, they fucking did it. They kept that think as close to the prototype as possible. I now have no doubt in my mind that my next car is either a stang cobra or a gto judge. American muscle is back baby.
#24
I'm amazed too. It didnt get as watered down from the concept as most cars do. I actually think the rear looks better than the concept. And no news on the vert yet, that'll probably be announced at theauto show. I would suspect maybe a month or two delay though.
#31
Last survivor of the muscle car era Corvette was always a sports car, not really classified as a muscle car. GM's new GTO is a disgrace to the legendary badge Has no relationship(retro look) to the old Goat. By pinning the GTO badge on an Autralian Holden don't make it a Goat. It will be gone in 3 years if no changes made
Kudos to the Ford designers
Kudos to the Ford designers
#32
Originally posted by dfreder370
Wait a minute. Isn't this car manufactured by Ford?
I hope all you new Mustang owners are satisified with the build quality.
Doubt it.
Wait a minute. Isn't this car manufactured by Ford?
I hope all you new Mustang owners are satisified with the build quality.
Doubt it.
#33
Originally posted by tdtsai
Last survivor of the muscle car era Corvette was always a sports car, not really classified as a muscle car. GM's new GTO is a disgrace to the legendary badge Has no relationship(retro look) to the old Goat. By pinning the GTO badge on an Autralian Holden don't make it a Goat. It will be gone in 3 years if no changes made
Kudos to the Ford designers
Last survivor of the muscle car era Corvette was always a sports car, not really classified as a muscle car. GM's new GTO is a disgrace to the legendary badge Has no relationship(retro look) to the old Goat. By pinning the GTO badge on an Autralian Holden don't make it a Goat. It will be gone in 3 years if no changes made
Kudos to the Ford designers
#34
The 'Domestic Car Poor Reliability' thing is a legacy of the 80s more than anything. I frequently mess with the domestic guys about their car's reliability, and while Domestics still dont rank as high as imports (see Acura/Lexus/Infiniti versus Caddy/Lincoln/Chrysler) they have closed the gap quite a bit in general.
Anyhow, the 2005 Stang looks like the best they've ever made by far. The only other one that I like is the 03 Cobra; the rest are crap.
Anyhow, the 2005 Stang looks like the best they've ever made by far. The only other one that I like is the 03 Cobra; the rest are crap.
#35
Originally posted by jtkz13
My mustang has been 150% reliable and I beat the shit out of it. Can all Acura owners say the same thing? I am starting to get tired of all the Ford bashing on here, to be honest.
My mustang has been 150% reliable and I beat the shit out of it. Can all Acura owners say the same thing? I am starting to get tired of all the Ford bashing on here, to be honest.
Originally posted by goat
reliability? well the car does have a japanese chief engineer- Mr Hau Thai-Tang. Read last paragraph in HR7.
reliability? well the car does have a japanese chief engineer- Mr Hau Thai-Tang. Read last paragraph in HR7.
#36
Originally posted by goat
your dead wrong about the GTO! bagging an aussie car is the best thing GM could have done. I don't want to even think about the interior, or handling prowles of an american designed GTO. Didn't you see the top gear review? A very very agile car for 3,700lbs, a very reliable, modable engine(heads/cams on an ls1 and you'll do 12's), and an incredible strong chasis. Australia has some of the worst roads in the world, so they build their cars to take an insane amount of punishment, thus the 3,700lbs weight.
your dead wrong about the GTO! bagging an aussie car is the best thing GM could have done. I don't want to even think about the interior, or handling prowles of an american designed GTO. Didn't you see the top gear review? A very very agile car for 3,700lbs, a very reliable, modable engine(heads/cams on an ls1 and you'll do 12's), and an incredible strong chasis. Australia has some of the worst roads in the world, so they build their cars to take an insane amount of punishment, thus the 3,700lbs weight.
#37
Originally posted by tinman
people have pre-conceived notions about Mustangs that are hard to change. just gotta accept that. (I've also got a 5.0 GT that I've kept because it's been such a fun and reliable car)
I don't see how ethnicity is relevant in this thread but, that's not a Japanese name- he's of Vietnamese background.
people have pre-conceived notions about Mustangs that are hard to change. just gotta accept that. (I've also got a 5.0 GT that I've kept because it's been such a fun and reliable car)
I don't see how ethnicity is relevant in this thread but, that's not a Japanese name- he's of Vietnamese background.
#38
i'm glad holden was used for the gto, if gm built it from the ground up it would probably be fwd and based off the impala. instead it has quality throughout which is rarely seen from pontiac, a little bland but better than overstyled. i wish they would rebadge the rest of the holden lineup now.