Yea but the car has minimal heritage to show of a 60's mustang unlike the 2005 model, the rear windows look wrong, the engine choices are wrong, don't understand why they don't fit a straight 6 twin cam in it like the Aussies have in fords out there, and to sell it all they need to do is what they did in the 60's to make these cars kick off so well, they could be bought to any spec the customer requested, ie loads of interior options, coupe convertible or fastback, choice of engine spec air con auto or manual, these are all things that sold these cars so well back then, but now you'll prob have like 4 choices of interior option that will be allocated to a certain type of mustang ie you will only be able to get recaro leathers in the sporty ones where as back in the day any seat would have been fitted to any stang whether it be sporty or not, just my thought on it that's all, I'm guessing there's only going to be this body shape on sale?