Is it just me or does anyone else think Ford has their beany caps on to tight? What is with the obsession with using the acronym GT? I can see how in the past they had a Mustang GT, an Escort GT, and even a Probe GT distinguishing the grade of the make/ model. I just find it awkward to produce retro cars and cut the name short to simply GT. For instance a classic GT40 is now just a Ford GT, then they have a Mustang GT and now a Shelby GT! Why don't they just call the Ford GT a Ford GT44? Or a Shelby GT a Shelby GT 350? And how about the Mustang GT be called the Mustang GTA for '07 to reminisce on the '67 GTA?
Little more of a rant. Has anyone else seen the '07? They should have changed the tail lenses with the indentations to follow suit with the
1967-68 cars. Not to mention were are the sequential tail lights that were supposed to be on the C/S let alone the Shelby by now? Sure enough this generation Mustang isn't following the retro theme to the "T" but wouldn't it be nice to stick to a proven success story of their own rather then trying to change out of desperation like rename all their cars so people might think its a new Ford at the expense of losing loyal customers?