The sixth-generation Ford Mustang is no spring
chicken anymore, so no amount of interior decoration is going to change the
fact that its cabin dates back to 2015. Of course, that hasn’t stopped Carlex
Design from doing what they do best, which is dress up car interiors in
expensive materials and come up with interesting-looking patterns that suit the
overall character of the vehicle.
This particular Mustang GT Convertible now
boasts a dual-tone black and red cabin, with Alcantara on the seats and the
steering wheel, plus red accents and piping throughout the rest of the cabin.
Compared to their last Mustang project, this one definitely looks more sporty.
Details include the red leather outer steering
wheel hub, red 12 o’clock mark and the tuner’s name etched into the
passenger-side dashboard panel, while the contrast stitching extends all the
way to the rear panels.
Unfortunately, the Mustang’s more
conventional-looking materials, like some cheap plastics, are still visible on
the dashboard, doors and center tunnel, but that’s something you’ve got to live
with when it comes to some cars. As for this particular Mustang spec, it’s a GT
Convertible, which in the United States can be purchased from US$ 45,380. Standard
features include leather-trimmed heated and cooled front seats, the SYNC3
infotainment system, heated mirrors with integrated turn signal indicators, a
9-speaker sound system and of course a 5.0-liter Ti-VCT V8 engine producing 460
HP and 570 Nm of torque.
