Yes, an engine built from the ground with three sources of forced induction is an air conditioning in the desert level of cool on its own. But, the decision to create the borderline ugly raised bubble along the top of the fenders to make sure the plumbing for the turbos is as efficient as possible the real statement of intent. Looking pretty is great and all, but blowing the mind of anyone that sits inside and feels what it can do is the bottom line.
Even in light traffic on a local street, the video gives us a good idea of just how brutal this Mustang is. The gearshifts are lightning fast and proper gut-punchers. It clearly deserves the name Vicious. We would love to know what this car can do in the quarter and half-mile. Even more so, given the no expense spared approach to the chassis and suspension as a platform, what it can do on road track.
Ian Wright has been a professional writer for two years and is a regular contributor to Corvette Forum, Jaguar Forum, and 6SpeedOnline, among other auto sites.
His obsession with cars started young and has left him stranded miles off-road in Land Rovers, being lost far from home in hot hatches, going sideways in rallycross cars, being propelled forward in supercars and, more sensibly, standing in fields staring at classic cars. His first job was as a mechanic and then trained as a driving instructor before going into media production.
The automotive itch never left though, and he realized writing about cars is his true calling. However, that doesn’t stop him from also hosting the Both Hand Drive podcast.
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