The 2015/2016 Ford Shelby GT350 Mustang will have a host of features that will make it more track-capable than the 2015 Mustang GT.

Dealers are starting to learn how many 2016 Shelbys they’re going to get, and it doesn’t seem like a lot. Also, option packages for both cars have leaked.

How many engineers does it take to make the GT350 the most track capable Ford Mustang ever? Here’s a hint: a lot!

Ford is really starting to build up the teases for the new Shelby GT350, and we’re loving every bit of it.

Slowly but surely, small pieces of information have been leaking out about the Shelby GT350 Mustang twins, including a rather interesting comment made by Ford’s Shelby Brand Manager, Jim Owens.

In what probably is one of Ford’s most powerful showings in years when it comes to performance, the Detroit carmaker rolled out a trio of vehicles displaying the company’s commitment to performance, including the Mustang GT350R.

Ford certainly doesn’t seem to be trying to conceal much with the design of the new Mustang GT350 replacement considering it’s been spotted again roaring through LA with a pretty light disguise.