Concept drawing of the 2005 Mustang
 

Yet another possibility of what the next Mustangs will look like. Unfortunately I can't say I like it.

http://bradbarnett.net/mustangs/concept/s197/index.html

Looks like a 350Z and a Cadillac mated.

i saw that article, it would have looked better if, they didnt make it a coupe body with a hatch back roof, yuck. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :eek: :D

i like the blue one towards the bottom of the page...that looks kinda cool..the others are too much like family-oriented cars to appeal to me...its like they keep trying to make the mustangs bigger each time its redesigned...lol

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uhh....*jaw drops*....rival the z06? :eek:....shibby! lol....:cool:

i should be in a position to get another new car around 2005, if i want to, and mustang insurance prolly will be better when i'm over 25..........

but i don't like those drawings................kinda looks like the result of a current mustang and an acura rsx having sex.....

i guess we'll have to wait and see

The car needs a trunk. Other than that, it ain't so bad.

I've seen those pics awhile back.... I don't think they are that bad... I can see them growing on me... but they are also drawing so we'll have to see what the real deal looks like.

§am.

The convertable and the blue one look good. The other cars look like they are a sport sedan pretending to be a sport coupe.

The way that I see it, with the car will look sweet or they'll kill it. So I hope they do a good job!

Well I kinda like it. I didn't like the newest body style at first but it eventually grew on me.

Sound familiar?? When the SN95 and the newest body style, '99 - present, came out, everyone had something to say about it, most being negative. Now they are the best thing since sliced bread, in some's eyes. I have a feeling any changes will be the same. At first, people will stand back and give mixed reactions, then they will be common and adored just as every other body style has been in the past. Personally, as long as it wears the Mustang badge and is offered with a V-8, at minimum, I'll give it the benifit of the doubt.
Caymon