2005 Mustang is Fast Fun & Affordable

Ford Division today announced that the 2005 Ford Mustang - an all-new version of America's best-selling sports car - will be priced at $19,410 for the V-6 Coupe. The V-8 powered Ford Mustang GT will begin at $24,995, making it the most affordable 300-horsepower sports car in the industry.

Steeda Introduces the Brand New, All-American, Road-Hungry, Screamin' Yellow Q!

Over 40 years ago, Ford introduced the Mustang, created the muscle car niche and acquired over eight million happy customers along the way. This fall, Ford introduces a brand new Mustang, and has called upon their Number One aftermarket performance company to prepare a display car for the SEMA show worthy of that legacy. Happily, with 20 years of race winning experience added to Ford's impressive, new platform, the Screamin' Yellow Q (SYQ) from Steeda Autosports does not disappoint!

Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept Displays Performance Art

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif., August 12, 2004

Ford took the occasion of the world's foremost showcase of automotive splendor, the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, to unveil the Ford Shelby GR-1 concept, calling the new sports car a salute to "performance art."

The Ford Shelby GR-1 is a uniquely emotional American sports car design that makes a bold statement about Ford's performance future.

"The Ford Shelby Cobra concept was a small step in our plans for the Ford GT supercar architecture and our relationship with Carroll Shelby," says J Mays, Ford Motor Company group vice president of Global Design. "And the Ford Shelby GR-1 is a giant leap toward the future."

Ford Unveils 2005 Mustang GT Pace Car

By: FoMoCo

• All-new 2005 Mustang GT will pace the field in Ford 400 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup event in November.
• 2005 Ford Freestyle and Five Hundred named "official" vehicles of the Championship Weekend.
•  Ford will incorporate various community activities into the Championship Weekend targeting local youths, teens and families.

Mach I Mustang vs. Pontiac GTO

Muscle Mustang & Fast Fords has published an article pitting the 2004 Mach 1 against a new Pontiac GTO. Here's an excerpt:

Can Ford's middleweight Mustang take out Pontiac's fire-breathing heavyweight? Strap in as we find out.

Choose your weapon: Ford's Mach 1 or Pontiac's GTO. Both are bonafide muscle machines with a strong pedigree. Each has a lively past filled with big-block engines, striking stripes, functional scoops and a street fighter's caliber. Ford fans waited 25 years for the mighty Mach to return and in 2003 it did with a vengeance. In only one year the modern Mach 1 proved its worth, scoring impressive numbers in MM&FF testing. In fact, it proved itself to be the quickest stock Mach ever.

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