.Ford Mustang next generation's interior is exposed in a series of spy photos. Here's what's revealed:
It comes as no surprise to see that the next-gen Mustang’s interior is evolving to be more tech-filled and modern. However, the design on display here isn’t too big of a departure from the current car.
We can see a few icons displayed on the screen. An exhaust emblem is likely indicating that the exhaust is in “loud” mode. The speedometer goes up to 220 km/h, which converts to about 137 mph. And this particular car appears to be throwing a “Steering Assist” fault code. As indicated by the “car centered between lines” emblem on the wheel itself and the screen message, it sure does look like Ford’s lane-following system will be available on the new Mustang.
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