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"Known as the “Green Hell”, the legendary Nürburgring Nordschleife, in Germany, is a mustdrive destination for petrolheads around the world. Even for experienced drivers, it can be demanding. So how about drifting the full 20.7-kilometre circuit? That’s exactly what champion drifter Vaughn Gittin Jnr has done – behind the wheel of his 900hp #Ford Performance 5.0 Aluminator XS powered #Ford Mustang RTR Drift car, the first time the feat has been accomplished. * For Gittin Jnr is was all about having a “good time, not a lap time”. But he still hit speeds in excess of 240 km/h, shredded three sets of tyres, and maxed out in sixth gear on the sideways entries into the bends. *Drifting is forbidden on the Nordschleife, and while some drivers have drifted sections – including two drivers performing drift demos during a race – this is the first full-on drift attack of the complete circuit"
"Known as the “Green Hell”, the legendary Nürburgring Nordschleife, in Germany, is a mustdrive destination for petrolheads around the world. Even for experienced drivers, it can be demanding. So how about drifting the full 20.7-kilometre circuit? That’s exactly what champion drifter Vaughn Gittin Jnr has done – behind the wheel of his 900hp #Ford Performance 5.0 Aluminator XS powered #Ford Mustang RTR Drift car, the first time the feat has been accomplished. * For Gittin Jnr is was all about having a “good time, not a lap time”. But he still hit speeds in excess of 240 km/h, shredded three sets of tyres, and maxed out in sixth gear on the sideways entries into the bends. *Drifting is forbidden on the Nordschleife, and while some drivers have drifted sections – including two drivers performing drift demos during a race – this is the first full-on drift attack of the complete circuit"
Standing out on the road has been a hallmark of the Ford Mustang experience for 59 years. And now, as Mustang prepares to celebrate its 60th anniversary, Ford is putting a modern, vibrant spin on the popular California Special.The California Special package features eye-catching Rave Blue details. The signature color appears on the nostril intakes, which flank a new horizontal-slat grille complete with low gloss black strakes. The headlights are surrounded by black bezels while Mustang GT California Special-specific graphics in Medium Light Rave Blue and High- and Low-Gloss Black appear on the lower body sides.The California Special package is available with two 19.0-inch wheel options. The standard Carbonized Gray wheels have a GT/CS pad-printed logo in Rave Blue, while the optional Performance Pack wheel combines a machined face with Rave Blue pockets. The 5.0-liter engine badge on the front fenders and the GT badge at the back add Rave Blue outlines to black centers – like the GT Performance Package, there is a Performance Pack-specific badge. The GT/CS badge in the grille is also finished in Rave Blue.
The world is about to witness the power and agility of EVs in a new way with the Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally.Revealed without camouflage for the first time today at IAA Mobility, Munich, following a global first look at the Goodwood Festival of Speed earlier this year, Mustang Mach-E Rally joins the Mustang Mach-E family and pushes electric vehicles in a different direction – the first-ever rally-inspired EV from Ford takes Mustang freedom and fun onto dirt roads.Mustang Mach-E Rally is electric vehicle technology applied to an entirely untapped white space, expanding the Mustang Mach-E family.This machine boasts a tuned version of the Mustang Mach-E GT powertrain, with a two-motor layout targeting at least 880 Nm of torque and 358 kW of power.
In the depths of a hidden garage behind a wind tunnel facility in Allen Park, Michigan, a team met after hours in 2021 for a new mission that, on paper, seemed like a pipe dream: to design a Mustang to face the best European sports cars.The result is a limited edition high-performance, road-legal vehicle with the soul of a Mustang.Today we're introducing the all-new 2025 Ford Mustang GTD, a technological tour de force inspired by the Mustang GT3 that will compete at Le Mans next year. Proud of its heritage, and packed with incredible performance, its sculpted carbon fiber bodywork and imposing rear wing say it all just by looking at it. This Mustang is like no other.
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