@Grawdaddy and @Alex The retro look of the 60’s that we see on the Mustang, Camaro, Challenger and Charger has no other way to go but to evolve into new designs. That is why we will see changes to sheet metal, engines, suspension, drivetrains and interiors; just as we have seen in the past.
My point was that “Styling language” that is used by the maufacturer and the media is just talk, vocabulary. Until you actually see rubber on the pavement it is all just talk. The “retro” look that we have today is looking at a past era vehicle copying the design and adding all the technology of today. Grawdaddy said, “Because they didn’t”, refering to the GM and Ford not bringing back the retro look of the 60’s. (his past comment)
Alex, there is no doubt that the Mustang is evolving (2015) but from what I’ve seen, that front end still looks “retro”. And I agree the Camaro will eventually evolve into a new design but until you see the rubber on the pavement it’s all talk or should I say “Styling Language”.
