2005 Ford Mustang

[DijabutiA]

I'm sure a lot of you have seen or heard about the all new '05 Mustang. What you might not know is that the chief engineer of the car is Hau Thai-Tang, a Vietnamese immigrant who left as a refugee when he was a kid. I think its pretty fucking important.
I was leanin towards gettin a Vette, when/if I had the money. I think I need to represent. They just need to slam a cammer and IRS on that and sell it already.

http://www.detnews.com/pix/2004/01/14/0asec/a014-engineer1-0104y-4.jpg
http://www.detnews.com/2004/autosinsider/0401/14/a01-35456.htm

[awong]

design wise its ok.
but I think the original concept looks more aggressive
http://www.modernengineuity.com/gallery/data/512/11silver_profile.jpg
http://www.riekmann.prohosting.com/magazin/detroit_motor_show_2003/ford_mustang_concept.jpg
props to the cheif designer!

[Kuroyama]

MAD props to the Chief Engineer!!!

It pisses me off that had I not read that information here I probably would not have read it in mainstream US press. THe 2005 Mustang is one of the 2 ONLY US cars I would ever want to own. (no fans of cars that break)

I saw a silver 2005 GT parked outside my hotel last night.

Tight.

(I'd leave off the wing though... and I wonder if they'll make aftermaket "scoops" to replace the rear quarter windows to make it look more like the concept...?)

[awong]

heres a cool video
http://www.allfordmustangs.com/images/2005Mustang.wmv
doing a burn out and donuts