This Cobra owner decided to ditch his modular motor in favor of a good ol’ pushrod Ford that displaces 418-cubic inches and is force-fed by a 114MM turbo while sipping on Q16. And despite the automatic transmission that’s soaking up plenty of power, it still manages to throw down an astonishing 1386 WHP at the tires.

The 2013 custom Ford pony car, designed by Bojix Design for the Las Vegas show, is quite a unique take on contrasting hues. Building on a stock Grabber Blue Mustang GT (which is pretty wild in itself), the Bojix Design is highlighted by orange and black accents with a carbon fiber stripe running the length of the car.

When it comes to the Mustang, the color of Ford’s pony car has been as much a part of the vehicle’s unique history as anything else.
Take for example, today’s most popular color for the Mustang when compared to other automobile purchases. White is the best selling exterior vehicle color in the U.S. for new vehicles purchases, but the color only accounts for 10 percent of all Mustangs sold.

When it comes to all-out track performance, a comparison between the Ford Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca and the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 seems like a fairly interesting matchup.

There have been plenty of leaked renderings and photos of test-mules cloaked in camouflage, but this 360-degree rendering is the most compelling yet! If that’s not enough, the Car and Driver Magazine link has plenty of info on the upcoming pony, even down to the powertrains and all. Is it truth or just speculation? Suppose we’ll have to wait and see, but have have a look at the 360-degree rendering, it’s pretty cool!

First the leaks from Car and Driver, and now this? At this rate we won’t have to wait for the Detroit Autoshow to learn about the next-gen mustang. At any rate, you had to know that Ford was working on a convertible model. I’m just surprised that they’re testing it so far out.

Well, tune into the TV show, “The Car Chasers,” and you could just luck up on the keys to one. he CNBC show, hosted by Jeff Allen and Perry Barndt, is kicking off its second season by offering viewers a chance to win a 1965 Fastback restored by the team of traveling car buyers and sellers.  The Mustang Fastback has been making the circuit revving up for the big giveaway with upcoming spotlights at Forth Worth, Texas – DFX Auto Show Oct. 31 – Nov. 3 and Las Vegas Nev. 5 – Nov. 8