Brenda Priddy and her Merry Men have caught another couple shots of what appears to be the 2010 Ford Mustang GT out for a quick snowy stroll through Dearborn, MI. These new shots give us the best look yet we've had on the taillights of the new pony car from Ford and well, umm, they don't, umm, tell us all that much. Why'd we buy these shots again? Oh wait — now we remember why. It's because these shots do tell us the lengths to which Ford's willing to go to get our minds off of the latest muscle car reveal from Dodge — apparently it includes following the 'stang around with a train sporting the up-powered insignia (click on the pic to see) — just to make sure the spy photographers get it right. We kid the Dearborn-based automaker of course. We think we do anyway. Full spy report from Priddy below the jump and we'll add these spy photos of the 'stang to our collection below.

Yes .. I know what you're thinking (not more Mustang photos....), but take one look at the background. What are the odds - we caught the upcoming GT just as a train was passing by - with a huge "GT" painted on the blue (train) car. In addition - we've also caught the cleanest look at the new taillights that the 2010 Mustang will be wearing. Now if they'd only start stripping some of that camo..... Photo Credit: Brian Williams for Brenda Priddy & Co.

Brenda Priddy's man about the D-town happened upon yet another caravan of anti-spy photographer clad 2010 Ford Mustang test units, and this time he managed to sidle up alongside for an interior shot of the next-gen pony car. Full spy report from the Brenda's quick-to-snap shooter after the jump, and a blown-up picture of the interior can be found there as well.

Interior and More....

There have been a caravan of Mustangs out and about lately, and our man-about-Detroit had orders to get interior shots. But it wasn't as easy as it may seem:

All the cars were being driven.
The sun was in an awful spot.
And the interior is covered nearly as good as the exterior!

But these are the first interior shots of the 2009 Mustang - and enthusiasts will likely be magnifying every detail.
In addition - our shooter caught some revealing glances at both the headlamps and taillights.

Photos Credit: Brian Williams for Brenda Priddy & Company

Oh look, it's more shots of what we're assuming will be the 2010 Ford Mustang. It's kind of hard to say really what it is what with all the camouflage, but we'll go with what spy maven Brenda Priddy tells us — especially because that engineer looks really unhappy he's having his picture taken. Yup, it's probably the newly-revised 'Stang. One thing's for sure — these shots do show a wee bit more detail than the last set of the next-generation Ford Mustang we ran last month and the 2010 Ford Mustang GT shots we ran last week. Is that some chrome we see peeking out from behind the leather bra and buckles? Oooh, we're totally getting excited for these Muscle Car Wars to be back on! Full spy report from "The Brenda" after the jump.

With news about the Camaro testing nearly nude - except for the previously painted-on black "tape" lines - focus now is on the still-secret 2010 Mustang.

Last month, one of our photographers caught a 2010 Mustang Convertible. Last week it was the GT Coupe. And now, one of our photographers caught yet another coupe - and although camouflaged - we have close-up photos to fuel the interest of all the enthusiasts.

Sources are telling us to expect a mid-cycle facelift for the 2010 model year, but by the looks of this heavily camouflaged prototype - the 2010 Mustang will be sporting an all-new front and rear fascia - including grille, headlamps and taillights! In addition, the interior will also be updated - although this prototype's interior - like the last one we saw - was pretty much covered up to conceal any and all changes.

Look for production on the revamped Pony car to begin in early 2009 - with sales starting sometime during the first quarter of the year.

Photo Credit: Brian Williams for Brenda Priddy & Company

Jalopnik was the first site to bring you a test mule of the 2010 Mustang. Then, we were the first to bring you pictures of a heavily camouflaged 2010 Ford Mustang and now we're going up-powered. Today we're the first to bring you photos of what we're told is a heavily camouflaged and very much refreshed 2010 Ford Mustang GT. In fact, not only is it a GT, but it even looks like it's got GT500 wheels on this here test vehicle caugh testing on I-94 near Dearborn, MI — the home of Ford Motor Company. In addition, it's the home of the Greenfield Inn, the only Best Western in town painted pink (we're pretty sure that's not the only reason it's the home away from home of Zerin's team during the Detroit Auto Show). You know, for the kids. Full spy report on the new '10 'Stang after the jump along with a bigger shot atop the post. Of course, feel free to check out our full gallery below for even bigger, longer and more uncut shots.
UPDATE: Today's seen a fury of skirmishes in the Muscle Car Wars — not only did we see these Mustang GT shots, we also saw the first interior shots of the 2009 Chevy Camaro and then news GM wasn't going to bother putting camo on the Camaro anymore. What a day!

Last month, one of our photographers caught a 2010 Mustang Convertible, and now - another one of our sharp-shooters photographed what appears to be the 2010 GT (coupe).

Sources are telling us to expect a mid-cycle facelift for the 2010 model year, but by the looks of this heavily camouflaged prototype - the 2010 Mustang will be sporting an all-new front and rear fascia - including grille, headlamps and taillights! In addition, the interior will also be updated - although this prototype's interior - like the last one we saw - was completely covered up to conceal any and all changes.

This cloaked prototype, with dual exhaust - appears to be the GT model. Without going into too much speculation - it appears to be sporting GT500 tires and wheels...
Look for production on the revamped Pony car to begin in early 2009 - with sales starting sometime during the first quarter of the year.

Photo Credit: Brian Williams for Brenda Priddy & Company