30/11/2008 18:05. Unlike the 2005 model, the recently revealed 2010 Ford Mustang is
not a sweeping reinvention of America's first, and for the moment
only, pony car. Indeed, the architecture and drive trains used in this sporty
American icon remain almost entirely unchanged from the previous
model. What Ford has done, essentially, is restyle and refine a
good thing, a car so successful it triggered the renaissance of its
old retro rival, the Chevy Camaro. (The resurrected Camaro will be a 2010 model that will debut next
year, in the vicinity of the new Mustang's March arrival.) The restyling of Ford's rear-drive sport coupe and convertible
turns out to be nifty business. It manages to be more contemporary
while enunciating its '60s aesthetics, largely by sculpting more
curvature into its flanks.... // Philadelphia Inquirer