How many times in your life have you actually had the opportunity to buy a purpose-built Mustang race car? One, two, three? Most like never.

We can’t imagine this Roush Mustang “prototype” not being a huge hit, so what say you just go ahead and put it into production?

Is it any surprise the last original 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 Super Snake in the world commanded major moola at auction?

Over the weekend, a very generous man shelled out 300 grand for not only the first 2015 Mustang GT in his neighborhood, but the first production 2015 Mustang GT, period. That’s right – VIN 0001.

Article courtesy of MustangsDaily.com, your source for all the latest Ford Mustang news and articles One of the rarest Shelby Mustangs in the world, a survivor ’67 GT500 (Lot 5024) will be sold at No Reserve during the 2013 Barrett-Jackson Auction in Scottsdale, Ariz., on January 19, 2013. With only 9,841 miles on the odometer, […] More »

Article courtesy of MustangsDaily.com, your source for all the latest Ford Mustang news and articles The 2012 Shelby 1000 debuted at the New York Auto Show earlier this year as the most powerful Mustang ever built by the legendary company with 950 horsepower in standard trim and 1,100 horsepower available for the track-only S/C version. […] More »

by John Coyle Mustang Forums My Jaguar XJ6 had an automatic, and so did my old pickup. But all my other cars have been sticks, it fit those vehicles, but I’ve always preferred rowing my own gears. So it’s been depressing to see standards disappearing, and even more depressing to see what a dismal percentage […] More »