who designed the new ford mustang

Americans are big and noisy, exporters of manure culture and arrogance; a garish, gluttonous people without couth, no class, and raw sports car.It's really just that last point that gnaws at us. What can you say about a vile German snake in Disney World, condemn not only Detroit, but a whole nation because the Mustang is still a solid rear axle?Tell him: It ends now. The 2015 Mustang, available this fall, has an independent rear suspension and a new, 305-plus-hp, 2.3-liter turbocharged direct injection and four that that will look Visigoth in each. And the new Mustang is the first of its bloodline to be marketed overseas, taking the fight to Germany and the rest of Europe. Ford has also developed a right drive version.
If it sounds as if the Blue Oval fobbed off the Mustangs development to the same Continental team that has the focus and Fiesta, be sure that is not the case. When asked what kind of commitment had Europe responds chief engineer Dave Pericak immediately: "None." Well, almost none. The exterior design has been designed by a European, Kemal Curic, who was in Croatia and works in Dearborn. Regardless of the Mustang is still raw, red meat from Midwestern ambition. Witnesses who its 5.0-liter V-8 Coyote exerts a designated until now not closer bump in power.The Mustang also manages the trick of being a stranger completely new without. But it is unlike any Mustang that came before, previously loaded with equipment being seen in the venerable pony car. The six-speed automatic gets paddles and Launch Control for the V-8s. Adaptive cruise control, blind spot detection and collision warning are all available, as is the latest version of MyFord Touch, Ford assured us definitely works better than HealthCare.gov.Of course, if you want your current Mustang, you can keep it. Neither Ford nor the government will take it away from you. Maybe.





















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