The order guide for the 2020 model year Mustang is now available.
New colors include Iconic Silver, Red Hot Metallic, Twister Orange Metallic and Grabber Lime, while the discontinued colors are Ingot Silver, Need for Green, Orange Fury Metallic, and Ruby Red Metallic.
Check out the rest of the changes in the full 2020 Mustang Order Guide.
The order guide for the 2020 model year Mustang is now available.
New colors include Iconic Silver, Red Hot Metallic, Twister Orange Metallic and Grabber Lime, while the discontinued colors are Ingot Silver, Need for Green, Orange Fury Metallic, and Ruby Red Metallic.
Check out the rest of the changes in the full 2020 Mustang Order Guide.
This is a great deep dive into how Ford engineered the GT500 to sound great to both its driver and bystanders — from the active noise-cancellation system, to finding the right amount of primary and secondary harmonics, to defeating the drone at 6000 RPM, Ford engineers paid some serious attention to getting the GT500 to sound just right.
GT350 owners shouldn’t feel left out as there’s also some great insight into development of the GT350’s sounds. Check out the great insights inside!
The 2019 GT350 first drive reviews are here and everyone is singing the praise of the results from updates made to the already excellent GT350!
Check out the reactions for yourself in our 2019 GT350 Reviews Compilation featuring both review articles and videos from across the internet.
This weekend brought us some new GT500 video footage, including some track action and exhaust revving clip.
There’s also an in-depth walkaround video with some extensive time focused on the engine compartment. Check out the new videos on the forum.
Here’s the most revealing look yet at the 2020 GT500’s engine and underhood. What do we see besides the heart of the beast – a 5.2L Supercharged V8?
Interestingly enough, in this photo M6G members have spotted a large passenger side oil separator. This begs the question whether the 2020 GT500 will be equipped with this as standard or if this is a Ford Performance part. We’re waiting for confirmation on that…
The 2020 model year Shelby dealer enrollment program info has been communicated to dealers and it gives us some insight into how GT350 and GT500 Mustangs will be allocated to dealers and the production limits on certain models/configurations.
2020 GT500 production is estimated to be approximately 5000 units while the 2020 GT350 will be limited to 2800 units. Check out more details in the bulletin.
Shelby American has been commissioned to build a group of supercharged 2019 Shelby GT’s for SIXT Rent A Car. The 600+ horsepower “Shelby GT-S” announced today in Southern California is the first supercharged V8 powered Shelby rental car offered by a national chain in history.
The fleet of Shelby GT-S Mustangs will be painted in SIXT’s orange and black colors, with the first 20 cars to be available for rent at select Southern California, Southern Florida and Las Vegas locations. The Shelby GT-S sports cars will be built by Shelby American at its Las Vegas facility for rental in the summer of 2019. Each rental fastback will be powered by a supercharged 5.0L V8 and 10 speed automatic transmission. Shelby tailored the suspension to maximize the car’s capabilities without sacrificing ride quality. The Brembo brakes have impressive stopping power to match the Shelby’s amazing power. The exterior features proprietary bodywork, SIXT badges and stylish wheels, while Shelby touches can be found throughout the interior. Many of the components were developed specifically for SIXT’s Shelby GT-S program.
Every Shelby GT-S will receive a Shelby serial number and be included in the official Shelby Registry. Read on inside for more photos and specs.
Continue reading “Shelby GT-S Mustangs to Be Built For and Available For Rent Through SIXT” »Shelby American has been commissioned to build a group of supercharged 2019 Shelby GT’s for SIXT Rent A Car. The 600+ horsepower “Shelby GT-S” announced today in Southern California is the first supercharged V8 powered Shelby rental car offered by a national chain in history.
The fleet of Shelby GT-S Mustangs will be painted in SIXT’s orange and black colors, with the first 20 cars to be available for rent at select Southern California, Southern Florida and Las Vegas locations. The Shelby GT-S sports cars will be built by Shelby American at its Las Vegas facility for rental in the summer of 2019. Each rental fastback will be powered by a supercharged 5.0L V8 and 10 speed automatic transmission. Shelby tailored the suspension to maximize the car’s capabilities without sacrificing ride quality. The Brembo brakes have impressive stopping power to match the Shelby’s amazing power. The exterior features proprietary bodywork, SIXT badges and stylish wheels, while Shelby touches can be found throughout the interior. Many of the components were developed specifically for SIXT’s Shelby GT-S program.
Every Shelby GT-S will receive a Shelby serial number and be included in the official Shelby Registry. Read on inside for more photos and specs.
Continue reading “Shelby GT-S Mustangs to Be Built For and Available For Rent Through SIXT” »There hasn’t been much new info lately regarding ordering and pricing for the 2020 GT500, and Ford has still yet to officially release pricing or open order banks, but an M6G member brings us some updates.
According to this update, GT500 order banks are scheduled to open month and pricing is also expected to be released in June. Catch the rest of the info and discussions inside.
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