Tag: Mustang

2026 Ford Mustang Boss or Cobra to Debut in Detroit Auto Show
3Jan By E.WilsonNo Comments
News

2026 Ford Mustang Boss or Cobra to Debut in Detroit Auto Show

The highly anticipated Detroit Auto Show is gearing up for a big reveal with the potential debut of two new racing models from Ford. One might be an all-new Mustang Boss, while another could be the long-awaited return of the iconic Mustang Cobra.Key TakeawaysFord plans to unveil at least one new Mustang model in Detroit this year.The CEO has confirmed that Ford is committed to keeping the Mustang line alive and thriving.Past models like the 2012 Boss 302 showcased powerful engines, upgraded suspensions, and beefier brakes.At a press conference last month, Jim Farley, CEO of Ford Motor Company, proudly announced that Mustang isn't just surviving but thriving. He emphasized how important it is to keep the classic American muscle car alive for generations to come.The 2012 Boss model was all a...
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Mustang GTD Surprises Critics with Strong Sales Despite High Price Tag
2Jan By J.CarterNo Comments
News, Supercars

Mustang GTD Surprises Critics with Strong Sales Despite High Price Tag

The Ford Mustang GTD has proven to be a surprising success, despite initial skepticism over its hefty price tag of $325,000 and up. The track-ready beast is drawing in buyers who are willing to pay supercar prices for the iconic American muscle car.Key TakeawaysFord sold 231 units of GTD through November, despite its high price point.The Mustang GTD has a starting price that rivals European exotics like the Porsche 911 GT3 RS and Ferrari 296 GTB.Production isn't capped for now; Ford plans to build it at least until 2026.Ford's decision not to cap production of the Mustang GTD is a bold move, especially considering its price point. The car has already garnered over 7,500 expressions of interest in the US alone before launch, indicating strong demand among enthusiasts who aren't afraid to sp...
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7Dec By J.CarterNo Comments
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Rare ’71 Ford Mustang Mach 1 on BaT: A Timeless Gift

The classic car community is abuzz with the news of a pristine, low-mileage 1971 Ford Mustang Mach 1 hitting the auction block on Bring a Trailer. Originally gifted to its owner as a 21st birthday present in 1980 and now boasting only 5,000 miles since then, this gem is more than just a car—it's automotive history.Key TakeawaysA low-mileage '71 Mustang Mach 1 with original paintRare and collectible classic due to its condition and agePotential for significant investment appreciation in the futureThe Mach 1 was Ford's answer to the Chevrolet Camaro Z28, offering a high-performance option within their Mustang lineup. This particular car features the iconic 351 cubic-inch Cleveland V8 engine with four-barrel carburetion and an automatic transmission.What sets this '71 apart from its predecess...
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Mustang’s Thermal Triumph Over Ford’s Electric Lineup
3Dec By E.WilsonNo Comments
EV & Electric Cars, News

Mustang’s Thermal Triumph Over Ford’s Electric Lineup

When the promise of a quiet, electric future seemed imminent, November sales figures from Ford threw a curveball. The classic Mustang nearly outsold all of Ford’s electric vehicles combined in the U.S., sparking debate about the transition to electric cars.Key TakeawaysThe traditional Mustang outperformed Ford's entire lineup of EVs by just 40 units last month.Ford’s electric vehicle sales are suffering due to the end of federal tax credits in the U.S.Purely financial incentives aren't enough for a smooth transition to electric vehicles.At Ford's headquarters, November's numbers left executives scratching their heads. The Mustang, often seen as an endangered species in the era of EVs, sold 4207 units compared to 4247 combined sales from the Mach-E, F-150 Lightning, and E-Transit.Despite el...
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Mike Martyn’s 4,000-HP ’65 Mustang Fastback: A Lifelong Passion Project
29Nov By AGN EditorNo Comments
Classic Cars, News

Mike Martyn’s 4,000-HP ’65 Mustang Fastback: A Lifelong Passion Project

Ohio entrepreneur Mike Martyn has built a stunningly powerful 1965 Ford Mustang fastback capable of producing over 4,000 horsepower in the Limited Drag Radial class. The project is the culmination of decades of automotive passion and expertise.Key TakeawaysMartyn's latest build features a naturally aspirated 514 cubic inch big block Ford engine.The car can reach speeds over 200 mph in less than eight seconds.The project required extensive modifications, including a tube chassis and Liberty clutchless transmission.Mike Martyn's journey with Mustangs began in his teenage years when he acquired his first 1965 model. Over the decades, he has owned several Mustangs, each one pushing the boundaries of performance further than the last.In 2017, after a series of setbacks including a fire that des...
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