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Ford Mustang News

Read Ford Mustang news and reviews from Torque News. The Ford Mustang is an American automotive icon. It was immediately a success since it was launched April 17, 1964. And ever since, this pony car is the longest-running car in the American auto industry with uninterrupted production every model. Now in its sixth generation, the Mustang continues to dominate the muscle car/sports coupe segment.

The Mustang will be the last car remaining in the Ford lineup, which says a lot about this car’s importance to Ford and the industry. While sales have dropped over the last several years, Ford continues to invest in the Mustang offering high-performance variants and special edition versions. The Mustang has been sold globally in 146 countries worldwide.

Recently, Ford made a splash by introducing the Mustang Mach-E which is an all-electric crossover. By using the Mustang name on this vehicle it shows Ford values the iconic name and value of the Mustang badge. More than 10 million Mustangs have been sold since its creation. There is no intention of discontinuing the Mustang as a pony car/sports coupe and there will be an electrified version of the Mustang pony car in coming years to go along with GT350, GT500 and a new Mach 1 version to continue this iconic nameplate.

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According to Consumer Reports analysts, these domestic models are the highest scoring for shoppers looking for new vehicles from traditional U.S. brands.
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The Blue Oval will Field Mustang Teams in GT3 and GT4 categories along with GTD.
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Though it could have just rested on its laurels, Ford has decided to expand its Mustang Mach-E line with the new Bronze Appearance Package,
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Though Ford has watched sales of its once hot-selling crossover sag in the new market, the automaker has seen the Mustang Mach-E remain strong in the used market.
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Ford researchers have found that using constantly renewable olive wood products may help to improve making car parts.
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The Barrett-Jackson Car Auction is one of the most famous car events in the world. See who the Scottsdale-based auction is adding in order to draw even more people to the huge automotive festival.
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You all know what a “frunk” is right? If not, here’s a lesson in the “frunk” and what Ford has done with it.
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Just released, the 7th Gen Mustang S650 will be around for four more years.
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A must-watch automotive feat showing a Visible V8 for adults who are willing to up their game using real automotive parts with model building and have as much fun as a kid at Christmas.
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This is the next Ford Mustang GT/CS. The image is shared by Ford CEO Jim Farley. He shared it writing, "Can't wait to show you what's next for Mustang..." Now, what do you think this Mustang is?
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As electric vehicles become more and more popular, Ford’s dealership network is responding with investments in their business to meet the needs of a changing customer base.
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Ford has good news as trucks sales lead grows in spite of gloomy labor outlook.
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Ford plans a series of immersive driving events for its Mustang Dark Horse.
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The car crazies at Ford’s Performance “Skunk Works” put together a street-legal racer that will challenge Germany's iconic Nurburgring.
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Ford introduces its most powerful street-legal Mustang, the GTD, based on its Le Mans racer.
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Here’s a must-watch video that highlights some of Ford’s most questionable models that qualify as being truly weird at any age. However, if you can snag some of these models today---it’s money in the bank.
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Which vehicles are the deadliest to drive? According to recent calculations by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, there are four models you should be aware of if you are buying a new car.
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Lately, there has been a controversy over whether AM radio should continue in the standard equipment of an EV. Ford, at first, said no, and later pulled back. But, a subsidiary said that AM radio has no place in the modern EV/ However, an analysis from a technical journal by two radio engineers throws cold water on many aspects of the controversy.
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There are presently three ways to fast-charge an EV, and two ways to Level 2 charge. Incredibly, America is moving farther from a single charging standard, not closer.
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We checked out how busy Ford’s new Supercharger network was during one of the busiest travel times of the year and found plenty of open spots.
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After a long and anticipated time, Ford will reopen the order banks for its hugely popular electric vehicle, the Mustang Mach-E.
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For the 10th year, Ford's Mustang, the sole car still produced by the automaker, has been the leading sports car seller.
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In a tradition that goes back over 90 years, Ford will take its 2024 Mustang to the Martinsville Speedway, where the new model will pace three major events during the weekend. It is the first of seven high-speed NASCAR races this year where the Mustang will serve as the pace car.
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In an interesting development, Ford has announced that six of its vehicles, three EVs and three hybrids -- you would never have expected it -- now qualify for federal tax incentives.
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In an interesting development, Ford has confirmed that three of its electric vehicles (EVs) and three of its hybrids qualify for federal tax benefits. This information should make them more interesting to many buyers.
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Ford is off to a great start this year, leading the rest of the industry in sales. According to figures released, the automaker was the best-selling brand.
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Ford has lined up battery materials for its electric vehicles. It is another piece of the electric vehicle puzzle falling into place.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) issues safety ratings of current models sold in the U.S. The top ratings are a Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick Plus. Ford's Mustang Mach-E and Explorer earned Top Safety Pick ratings.