2007 Ford Interceptor Concept

0701_z%2B2006_ford_interceptor_concept%2Bfront.jpgFord means serious business with the introduction of the four-door Mustang called the Interceptor. The name gives a ring of a toughened soldier and rightfully so, the Interceptor does looks like one. Ford will be showing the new concept at the NAIAS at Detroit this month. The car is built on a Mustang platform and will be going up against the Chrysler 300.

“This concept celebrates the best of American muscle, showing customers what ‘modern muscle’ is all about,” said Peter Horbury, executive director – Design, The Americas. “The Interceptor concept is much like a Marine in dress uniform. He looks smart and elegant but you can see the raw power that lies beneath.”

The concept has a very aggressive look from the outside and sports a 400-hp, 5.0-liter V-8 under the hood capable of running on E-85 ethanol. Overall length is 201.6 inches, while wheelbase is 120.8 inches and rides on 22-inch wheels and a solid rear axle. Such power and aggression calls for some safety features and for this the car comes with four-point seat-belts and inflatable rear belts.

The Interceptor is definitely something to look forward to at this months auto show. It may not be very elegant, but it does have that enigmatic look to it that will win votes.

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January 3, 2007 - 7:51 AM | Posted in - Concept | Ford

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