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bigbandjohn · 01-01-2003, 07:29 PM

I'm gonna shock everyone and say that they are on the right track, but there are some stylizing points that still need to be addressed...

first, the back end is FUGLY! What was the designer thinking when they put that one up? The current stangs since 94.5 have been closer to correct.

Second, it is too stylized and squared-off. They tried too hard to modernize it and keep elements of the original design. What they are in need of is some soft curving.

at a glance, its really a nice concept. At a glance, it looks nice. It's just this particular execution isn't quite there yet.

BTW, forget 2005... the premiere WILL be 2004-1/2! Mark my words now. I think every self-respecting mustang fan will agree with that. it'll be the 40th anniversary that way. So, start getting concerned that they may not fix it before then!

01-01-2003, 07:29 PM	#33
bigbandjohn Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: The South, USA Posts: 143	To be contrarian.... I'm gonna shock everyone and say that they are on the right track, but there are some stylizing points that still need to be addressed... first, the back end is FUGLY! What was the designer thinking when they put that one up? The current stangs since 94.5 have been closer to correct. Second, it is too stylized and squared-off. They tried too hard to modernize it and keep elements of the original design. What they are in need of is some soft curving. at a glance, its really a nice concept. At a glance, it looks nice. It's just this particular execution isn't quite there yet. BTW, forget 2005... the premiere WILL be 2004-1/2! Mark my words now. I think every self-respecting mustang fan will agree with that. it'll be the 40th anniversary that way. So, start getting concerned that they may not fix it before then!