The seventh generation of the Ford Mustang has already been introduced, but we never found out what the cheapest trim looked like. These spy shots provide a good look at it and also shed light on other essential differences between the entry and the top specs.
Before you begin browsing, take a close
look at the two standalone displays. One of them serves as the digital
dashboard and the other one as the multimedia screen. The premium trim revealed
earlier had both displays combined in a single ensemble, but they are actually
separate in the base spec. Ford stated before that the driver’s display was
12.4 inches large and the head unit measured 13.2 inches across.
The cost-cutting
Mustang trades leather on the seats and door panels for fabric, but retains
faux carbon fiber trim on the middle of the dash panel and on the center
console.
The new Ford Mustang is slated to go on sale in late 2023.
