Color and texture are different. The GT seats have a dark charcoal color and have a light sand texture. The Rally has white color and a smooth (glossy) texture. The shape is the same. ??
I regard watching Star Wars as a privilege, not an obligation. I was never able to get into the animated Star Wars content, myself either. Maybe this will save you some time watching cartoons: Clone Wars | Wookieepedia | Fandom
Tell that to the people I knew in high school who saw the original movie 17 times before i saw it once (still in the first week of release). ??
Star Wars was the first movie I remember watching in a theater as a kid. I loved it, but it was way past my bedtime and my big brother made fun of me for falling asleep before the end of it ;-)
Not sure which movie it was, but I'm sure it was a Disney film that was the first one I saw as a child. There were also some spaghetti westerns and Herbie the Love Bug following. The first movie I transported myself to (bicycled with my dad) was Midway (in Sensurround™!) in 1976. Star Wars came later. LOL. ??
I remember seeing the lines wrapped around the building.
Ok. Now I get it. It’s ugly.The Rally's seatback is shaped the same as the GT's seats, but they are made out of recycled Storm Trooper armor from the Clone Wars.
Star Wars was released in 1977.
So I’m not one to throw shade at someone else’s proud purchase, but basically everything about the “Rally Edition” looks so stupid. The spoiler looks ridiculous. The idea that anyone is gonna race this on a dirt track with that extra 1” of clearance and ground guard and PPF for gravel is ridiculous. Everything about this is ridiculous. But granted, I’ve never been a “Mustang guy” or a “car guy” so I probably just don’t get it.The “liftgate spoiler” is the absolutely ugliest design element on the vehicle. It looks like something a 19 year old buys at AutoZone and bolts onto his 93 Honda Civic to make it look “cool”.
I think a lot of mainstream buyers will share your opinion, but I do bear gratitude to the Ford marketers who looked at the focus group feedback and said "yup, it's niche - let's build it anyway!"
I also think it was a very inexpensive way for them to come up with a unique variant. Some plastic body kit stuff, s small software update, and some decals.
Don't forget the wheel/tire package, unique shocks and springs, and underbody protection. It's definitely more than an appearance package and a tune.
Yeah, the appearance generates mixed opinions, but the actual engineering work that was done seems to have met with fairly universal approval from folks that have actually driven them.
