Mustang News

Check out this impressive GT350 build by site member LAPTIMZ inspired by and incorporating parts from the Mustang FP350s, a turn-key race car designed by Ford.

The Shelby FP350S was developed to compete in the Trans Am and SCCA racing classes, and LAPTIMZ’s GT350 certainly looks like it’s straight off the race track. Here is the full list of extensive mods currently:

GT350 MODS (see full build thread)

Check out this impressive GT350 build by site member LAPTIMZ inspired by and incorporating parts from the Mustang FP350s, a turn-key race car designed by Ford.

The Shelby FP350S was developed to compete in the Trans Am and SCCA racing classes, and LAPTIMZ’s GT350 certainly looks like it’s straight off the race track. Here is the full list of extensive mods currently:

GT350 MODS (see full build thread)

This creative 2020 GT500 billboard was recently spotted at the Woodward Dream Cruise in Detroit.

The billboard reads “100% Chance of Clouds” while bellowing out smoke to mimic the burnouts that the GT500 will easily be able to do with its 760 horsepower and 625 lb-ft of torque! Watch the cool billboard in action here.

If you didn’t catch it yet, the online configurator for the 2020 Mustang is now online!

Do you have one spec’d out yet? Share and discuss your 2020 build with us here.

Here’s some new GT500 footage featuring some tracking, drag strip and engine teardown by Ford engineers.

Ford Performance also shares some interesting stats behind GT500 testing:

– 10 prototype GT500 were tracked during development
– 53 foot semi trailer was used to carry parts and tire
– Testing was performed at many tracks, including VIR, Sebring, NOLA , GingerMan, Grattan, Buttonwillow
– More than 280 sets of tires recycled after 6,700 high speed laps

Ford is donating a custom 2020 Mustang Shelby® GT500® adorned in one-of-a-kind Venom paint that will be raffled to benefit JDRF and its battle against Type 1 diabetes.

The 2019 JDRF Mustang Shelby GT500 (first image and details) comes in a one-of-one Venom metallic clearcoat – a stealthy charcoal color – with black painted over-the-top racing stripes. It has the Carbon Fiber Track Package, including exposed carbon fiber wheels, Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, rear seat-delete, Recaro® leather-trimmed seats and Mustang GT4 track wing.

Here’s your first look at the 2020 Shelby GT500 Mustang eSourceBook for a detailed primer on all of the features, technologies and engineering that went into Ford’s latest track beast.

This 86-page electronic book is prepared by Ford Motor Company for dealership training purposes and answers most of the major questions that potential buyers would have regarding the vehicle. It also reveals the highly anticipated curb weight and dimensions of the GT500, as we published earlier.

To view or download the eSourceBook jump into our forums!

The long awaited curb weight of the 2020 GT500 has finally been revealed.  We also finally have official dimensions (length, width, height, track, weight distribution) for the top end Mustang.

The 2020 GT500 weighs in at 4,225 lbs. It’s certainly no lightweight, but not unexpected for a big bruising GT featuring tons of power. See inside for the rest of the specs!

Ford has announced updates for the 2020 GT350R and they include both cosmetic and performance upgrades.

Both the GT350 and GT350R pick up new colors for the 2020 model year, and the GT350R gets the suspension and steering from the new 2020 Shelby GT500! Read the official announcement and details inside.

If there was any doubt the 2020 GT500’s performance is firmly in supercar territory, there should be none now that we know we’ve learned the incredible 0-100-0 mph figure achieved by the GT500!

The 0-100mph-0 test is believed by many to be the ultimate test for any car and is a true indicator of a car’s all round performance ability since it reflects both acceleration and braking ability. And in terms of that, the GT500’s figure puts it in the supercar category!