Originally Posted by Jordo!

Well, after a second look, I think my only gripes are that I wish they'd do away with the grill between the headlights and just leave the lower one. Otherwise, the front and rear a both nicer and the profile is overall nice.

I'm sure it will handle and brake well for its girth, and the interior looks nice buuutttt that turbo 4 will feel peppy off the line and then run right out of breath. The 300 hp Mustang feels anemic; a car of similar weight and even less power will feel very ponderous (obviously this doesn't apply to Unknown's interest in the V8 at all) .

I think most consumers will compare and contrast the V6's, and I'm guessing the Camaro will cost a lot more for those 30 extra ponies.

V8 to V8, it's probably just going to come down to who considers themselves to be "Ford" or "Chevy" people.

Come 2016-2017, I'm still keeping my eye out for a gently used 4c or the Z35.