For the new GT350 Mustang, Ford is introducing the Performance Shift Light Indicator that helps you know when to shift, without looking down.

The GT350R will have the honor of being the first mass produced car to be fitted with carbon fiber wheels, and some of the engineering hacks that were made in order to get there are astonishing.

Although the Shelby GT350 is only currently slated to be sold in the U.S., Ford recently put one on display in London and it got all kinds of interesting looks.

In this grand appearance, spectators were treated to a brief presentation highlighting the new 2016 Shelby GT350’s different exhaust modes.

Ford and Chevy both used the Porsche 911 GT3 as a baseline for their own track cars, which makes us wonder: do you really want Ford to come out with a GT3 Porsche-esque Mustang?

Now that we know how much the new Shelby GT350 and GT350 R Mustangs are going to set us back, you probably want to know what configurations it’ll come in and how to properly order the one you want. Luckily, dealerships are receiving their order guides, and we have one here to show you!

Now that the S550 Mustang is out on streets, we’ve been paying attention to the hotly anticipated Shelby variants of the new Mustang. We know that the car will make over 500 horsepower from the 5.2L, flat-plane crank V8. But what we don’t know is how much it’ll cost. Until now, that is.