I suggest the main changes will be to include composite materials and plastics to reduce weight and gain better fuel consumption figures. Oh and several thousand punds worth of electronics
. I don't necessarily see the introduction of a new model to be a bad thing but they should certainly have let me have a go at designing it - the front end is appaling and just reaks of gaylander . The "classics" as so to speak, most of which are still sat in a field somewhere, or being worked on a daily basis will no doubt become increasingly more hobbiest - almost like kit cars and there should be no need for them to die out. They're still (nearly) all here from the 80's anyway. It's not like a new ugly ****er is going to spoil the scene. On the other hand, I would be interested to see what this new thing has to offer. From what I can see, the front end has two rather promenant towing eyes and a winch, which shows that they are at least thinking slightly industrially. It just wont ever replace the original - and there's no need for it to 
