Mullaly confirms Falcon and Mustang to share platform from 2016

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Mullaly confirms Falcon and Mustang to share platform from 2016

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05-03-2011, 04:34 PM

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SteveJH

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Originally Posted by LeadFoot81

Apparently the next Mustang will not continue with the overly retro styling of the current model. It will feature key Mustang elements, but be a very fresh, up to the minute design.

I'll believe it when I see it. However if it wants to compete in Europe and elsewhere against the other sports coupe's I don't see how they'll have much choice but to modernise it. Including IRS and a modern interior (current one looks like something out of the 90's).

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