The internet rumor mill has been abuzz with speculation about the next-generation Mustang for several months now, but Ford has largely kept its mouth shut on the topic. However, someone at the Blue Oval apparently got bitten by the chatter bug and spilled the beans about the 2015 Mustang to Autoweek news editor Greg Migliore.
As previous spy shots have already indicated, the 2015 Mustang will also arrive with an independent rear suspension, eschewing the current car's live axle. Ford is looking to make the next iteration of Mustang a global vehicle, with IRS viewed as a must have if the car is to succeed in mature markets like Europe.
No launch date has yet been revealed for the next Ford Mustang, but the pony car will more than likely debut sometime during 2014.
