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The eagerly anticipated 2010 Mustang will be unveiled on Tuesday, the eve of the Los Angeles International Auto Show, to a nationwide audience of Mustang enthusiasts, thanks to a national broadcast on SPEED
SPEED to Unveil New 2010 Mustang to National Enthusiast Audience
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Ford seems to be hyping the crap out of the new Mustang, which if intro'ed now can hardly be a 2010 model. What I have seen of it is nice, but nothing earth shattering. I like the current and new Mustang and expect that the good sales numbers will continue.
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Not always the fastest, but it's the only "pony car" (Camaro, Barracuda, Firebird, etc.) to have been in continuous production since the sixties. Unlike the Fusion/Taurus family, Mustang has genuine racing DNA in its design, not just a sticker on a COT!
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SWEET! I know at least 4 people that just took delivery of new Roush versions that will be looking to off them so they can keep trying to one-up the other 3...Maybe a sweet lil' Stang will be in my garage new year?!?!?!?! Bwaaahhahahahaha!
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Is Speed airing the show at 1 pm as it says in the picture or 11 pm as it says in the story. You'd think they'd get that right!
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Not to be the spoiler but the pics are already out. If you go to topgear.com/us you can see it.
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Well the "reveal" was a lot of hoopla but not much substance from my perspective. Nice car, good upgrade options, etc., etc. I came away from the reveal with the impression that Ford is terrified that the new Mustang won't sell in volume due to the economic meltdown so they got a bunch of old Mustang race cars together to convince people they should buy the new Mustang.
I think the new Mustang can stand on it's own merits. Seeing as though the U.S. economy is in a full blown recession and probably only months away from a true depression, Ford's fear of lost sales for the new F-150 and Mustang could materialise.
It's looking more and more like the Fools on the Hill have no clue that we have been in a recession for 14 months and that we are sliding into a depression. If any of the Big Three go under, we will all suffer unimaginable economic pain while the fools on the Hill point the finger of blame at anyone but themselves.
I think the new Mustang can stand on it's own merits. Seeing as though the U.S. economy is in a full blown recession and probably only months away from a true depression, Ford's fear of lost sales for the new F-150 and Mustang could materialise.
It's looking more and more like the Fools on the Hill have no clue that we have been in a recession for 14 months and that we are sliding into a depression. If any of the Big Three go under, we will all suffer unimaginable economic pain while the fools on the Hill point the finger of blame at anyone but themselves.
