The world has seen plenty of launches since the last century. There are models from this manufacturer that have ruled the world for a long time. It’s the vintage Ford. Ford has a reputation of having models with long lasting life. The best example is the Ford Model T, the car that conquered the US … Read More
Ford Mustang
Ford Mustang is a performance oriented muscle sports car manufactured by Ford since 1964. The American muscle car is known for its gorgeous styling, strong performance and fun dynamics. Currently, the Ford Mustang is in its sixth generation that was introduced in 2013 for the 2014 model year. Ford intends to launch the Ford Mustang for the first time in India because of it is now available in right hand drive version for the concerned markets. The 2014 Ford Mustang comes with three engine options – 4-cylinder 2.3-litre EcoBoost, 3.7-litre V6 and 5.0-litre V8 producing 305 BHP, 305 BHP and 500 BHP respectively. It is available with 6-speed manual and automatic transmission options.
Could Ford Launch Mustang In India?
The iconic American muscle car, Ford Mustang is in its fifth generation at present. It has got a few facelifts with engine upgrades and now it is expected to get a new generation avatar soon. The next generation Mustang will be available in right hand drive to serve the UK and Australian markets. Ford could … Read More
Ford Shelby GT500 Does A Genuine 320 km/hr
Ford has released quite a lot of technical information about the 2013 Mustang Shelby GT500. Ford claims that this latest version of the iconic Shelby car is capable of a genuine 320 km/hr owing to lot of advanced engineering that Ford have employed in developing this car. This Shelby Mustang’s earlier incarnations were always a … Read More
Ford Teases 2010 Mustang
Ford is continuing its painfully slow unveiling of the 2010 Mustang with another new image showing the car’s front fender and the rear view mirror. It could just be the angle, but the photo shows a more curvaceous hood line that dips down to the headlight more than the current design.
