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Non-Bizarro Adam @ Jan 20th 2006 9:19AM
Well, I for one agree with The Rick, for perhaps the first time in a long time. The front of the concept on the left in the bottom picture looks even more Mustang-y and the overall appearance is much less aggressive (one of the things that I like about the one they showed is how angry it looks). And the red clay model's tail end looks too Euro for a classic American nameplate. The only things I'd change is add the tail lights from the second sketch (as a nod to the 4th gens) and the blacked out grill from the top picture. Other than that, I say good job, GM.