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Thursday, January 1, 2015

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If the Boss 302 was last gen’s store-bought race car, then the F-150 was certainly Ford’s buyable monster truck but if these rumors turn out to be true, then American muscle fans just got themselves a second Christmas. Everything coalesces into a moment of clarity: I’m not driving a muscle car, I’m driving a sports car! View Gallery Ford Mustang turns 50: America's popular pony car through the years With this in mind, the Mustang comes alive in the next series of The iconic Ford Mustang muscle car will return to Australia after almost 50 years. It will replace the Falcon as Ford's performance hero in 2016, the same year the Falcon is axed. Ford's global vice-president of sales and marketing, Jim Farley, will fly to As Ford counts down to the 50th anniversary of the Mustang, here's another in its series of videos featuring highlights of the Pony Car story - in this case the first collaboration between Mustang creator Lee Iacocca and Texas chicken farmer Carroll Shelby Ahlgren, 50, now owns eight cars from that era, ranging from a 1966 Ford Mustang fastback to a 1972 Oldsmobile 442. But in recent years, Ahlgren has found himself admiring a new generation of American muscle cars including the upcoming 2015 Dodge In the early part of the 1960s, Ford wanted to build an inexpensive sports car for and to this day represent the measuring stick of all muscle cars. This ’65 Mustang features its original ‘A code’ 289-cubic-inch V8 and four-barrel carburetor. .

Putting too much tech in classic American muscle seems almost blasphemous. These cars are for driving, not tweeting and texting, after all. But Ford basically nails the tech situation in its 2013 Mustang. When you jump into the company’s latest pony car With the fast moving world, the car buyers across the globe are also demanding more performance than ever in their automobiles. With the highly stringent mileage and emissions standards planned for the United States, Europe and Asia, the need of hour is a When you think "muscle car" many picture a prehistoric V8 belching exhaust and cheesy rock music. The 2015 Ford Mustang is not that car. They've chopped the number of cylinders in half and added a host of new tech so they can promise more power The golden age of Australian muscle cars began on 18 April 1967, when Ford Australia unexpectedly announced to its dealers a high-performance version of the XR Falcon. The 'Mustang-bred' XR GT was in direct defiance of Ford Motor Company's order to stay .