This is the face of the 2018 Ford Mustang. The whole internet car world seems to have an opinion about it. We felt left out, so we are asking – improved or ruined?
In addition to the rhinoplasty, the Stang’s rear-end also gets surgically enhanced. Under the hood, the four and the V8 get more power (unknown how much more at this time) and the V6 is dropped – will anyone miss it?
So, is this an overall improvement or will you run to buy a 2017?
Greg will have all the details on the 2018 Mustang on this Friday’s Hooniverse News segment.
By Kamil Kaluski
East Coast Editor. Races crappy cars and has an unhealthy obsession with Eastern Bloc cars. Current fleet: Ford Bronco, Lexus GX 470, and a Buick Regal crapcan racecar.
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The updated nose is neither better nor worse. Just different.
Agreed, probably less to choose between the two than the 1969 & 1970. There have been some pretty over the top reactions to it though.
I can’t tell the difference, honestly. Perhaps the Mustang is the new E-Class Coupe.
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Spot on! One of my neighbours told me this morning he is going to pick up his new one today, a 299hp hybrid, which is an outrageous car in egalitarian Norway. I just came home from evening training and…only the wheels look different.
Which is very Norwegian, indeed.
I like it, the kid doesn’t.
Won’t miss the V6.
I thought I heard this will raise the best price – that’s my only objection.
i’m not saying they ripped off the design, but it’s hard not to see this
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Wish the GT didn’t get the GT350-esque exhaust tips, otherwise I’m on board.