Ford Interceptor Concept Holds the Future Designs of Ford
There are two things that make the Interceptor immense; the way it looks and the way it drives.
Under the hood is a 400 horsepower 5.0-liter V-8 Cammer engine, capable of running on E-85 ethanol. Said engine is mated to a six-speed manual transmission, operated via a sexy, Ferrari-style gated shifter.
The new Interceptor concept might somehow look familiar, it copies the design language of last year's concept pickup truck, the F-250 Super Chief. Prevailing features consist of Ford's three-bar grille and rectangle headlamps below a flat clamshell hood. A little further back, it includes chrome fender vents, an exaggerated waistline, a narrow, chrome-trimmed greenhouse and huge wheels to accentuate its chopped, mob-boss profile.
Personally, I like the looks of that car! This should be a top seller; the sooner they get it produced, the better. Ford can really make a good product when they try hard enough
What’s disappointing is that the Interceptor will probably stay as a design concept as an inspiration for future production models. Ford may also not come up with the cash to develop the Interceptor into production due to a tough financial crisis.