2015 Ford Mustang - General Discussion

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Mustang Shelby GT

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The gray trim in the grill is too flashy for me.
 
Yes, it's not a GT350.
It's a Shelby GT, it's a performance/appearance package for Mustang GT from Shelby.
Yeah I assumed, Jalopnik's link is incorrect.
 
So we're going to have a Shelby GT, a Shelby GT350, and probably a Shelby GT500. Are they going to make them all at the Shelby G-spot?
 
So we're going to have a Shelby GT, a Shelby GT350, and probably a Shelby GT500. Are they going to make them all at the Shelby G-spot?
I would assume the GT500 if it comes back will the a Ford/SVT built and developed product just like the previous GT500.
 
Great, I wouldn't mind a silver grille trim if the car was black. Now we need to see how fast it is and how well it handles. If Shelby doesn't screw up the suspension tune-up, we may have a beast in our hands...
 
They got the billet grill from Sears again, but they forgot the hood scoop sourced from the Pep Boys accessories section?
 
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They're making the Shelby GT again?
So, there's 3 levels of the Shelby Mustang now...okay.

I honestly kinda like the Silver grill except for the trim around it; that I think would look better black.

@Tornado Don't billet grills have the horizontal bars on them? I don't see those on this Mustang.
 
They got the billet grill from Sears again, but they forgot the hood scoop sourced from the Pep Boys accessories section?


Well they had to buy 'em up, since Sears is going out of business.
 
Yeah I assumed, Jalopnik's link is incorrect.
Yeah its wrong but the guys in the comment corrected it, did you read the story behind the photos ? Seems like they try to keep people from actually seeing it. Not sure why they dont cover it up though.
 
Yeah its wrong but the guys in the comment corrected it, did you read the story behind the photos ? Seems like they try to keep people from actually seeing it. Not sure why they dont cover it up though.
It's not covered cause they were doing a photoshoot with the car.
 
Why the hell would they put that tiny badge behind the rear side window? It looks silly. It already denotes the car as a Shelby, right there on the side, and I'm sure there's plenty of Cobra badges all over the damn thing to begin with. Two more, just because?
 
I cant wait. Exiting times at Ford next year.
 
Mustang prices for Germany.
Mustang6G.com
Here are how the prices break down for each model:
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Fastback (manual) – €34,000 (~$41,511)
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Fastback (auto) – €36,000 (~$43,953)
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Convertible (manual) – €38,000 (~$46,394)
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Convertible (auto) – €40,000 (~$48,836)
  • 5.0L Fastback (manual) - €39,000 (~$47,615)
  • 5.0L Fastback (auto) – €41,000 (~$50,057)
  • 5.0L Convertible (manual) – €43,000 (~$52,500)
  • 5.0L Convertible (auto) – €45,000 (~$54,941)
 
That's...depressing. :scared:

Not as depressing as in my country; where a Chevy Camaro SS (bought from the dealer) goes for €90,000-plus. :( Those prices are chump change compared to the prices here. And now that I mentioned it, I'm afraid to ask the price for a Mustang GT... :nervous:
 
Mustang prices for Germany.
Mustang6G.com
Here are how the prices break down for each model:
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Fastback (manual) – €34,000 (~$41,511)
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Fastback (auto) – €36,000 (~$43,953)
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Convertible (manual) – €38,000 (~$46,394)
  • 2.3L EcoBoost Convertible (auto) – €40,000 (~$48,836)
  • 5.0L Fastback (manual) - €39,000 (~$47,615)
  • 5.0L Fastback (auto) – €41,000 (~$50,057)
  • 5.0L Convertible (manual) – €43,000 (~$52,500)
  • 5.0L Convertible (auto) – €45,000 (~$54,941)
And those don't include the ridiculous car taxing of other EU countries.
 
That's about the same as what they go for in Canada... A '14 GT was 47k MSRP without options.

The Ecoboost is way too pricey, though.
 
I guess prices like that are why I should feel lucky to live in the US. I mean wow, noone should have to pay 54k for a Mustang GT or more than that.
 
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