The 2015 is lighter, wider and features an independent rear suspension, a first for mass-market Mustangs. But it is the new styling that will have everyone talking.
The grille and headlights may be reminiscent of the current Mustang, but the rest of the car is radically different. The long hood droops over the grille while still having a bulge alluding to the power underneath.
The rear quarter looks more like a traditional coupe than a muscle car, but the back end is far from ordinary. There is a sculpted lip that runs below and above the taillights for an effect similar to a lip spoiler.
Under the hood are the updated versions of the base V-6 and 5.0-liter V-8 that are in the current car but a turbocharged four-cylinder will also be available.
We’ll have full details on the new Mustang later today. Click on any image below for a larger version.
Editor’s note: This post was updated on Dec. 5 to clarify that the 2015 Mustang’s independent rear suspension is a first for mass-market versions of the car. In the early 2000s, the Mustang SVT Cobra had an independent rear suspension.