The 2010 Ford Mustang revamp has been subject to plenty of anticipation, and while we've seen some shots of the development mule before, we now have a closer look at the interior of Ford's upcoming pony car.
While the center stack remains shrouded in camouflage, some other interior elements can be seen very clearly. For example, the instrument cluster now features white-faced gauges and the tachometer has swapped position on the right with the speedometer, versus the current setup. The four round air vents have been reworked, and two new rectangular air vents can be found at the very top of the center stack.
The steering wheel is also new, retaining the current car's three "open-spoke" design (subtly revised in styling), but rearranging the multifunction setup with cruise control buttons on the left, and multimedia Sync interface buttons on the right. The wheel itself looks like it just may be a little chunkier than the current version as well. Some switchgear also appears to be new, and a slightly different center tunnel shape round out the changes we can make out thus far.
Also easily seen in these photos are the new headlight and taillight setups for 2010. Again, the revisions are subtle, but clearly different than the current crop of 'Stangs.
Keep it tuned to Motor Trend Online for updates on the 2010 Ford Mustang as they become available.