Jonathon Klein, Author at The Mustang Source - Page 20 of 21

In an effort to build a truly global platform, Ford began its shakedown of the first-ever, right-hand-drive Mustang.

So much of the news lately has been devoted to the muscle car explosion bonanza that is Dodge with both its Hellcats, that the original pony car has been lost in the shuffle. Let’s rectify that.

Ever since the launch of the Tesla Model S, no one has ever thought, “Hey, let’s take this $100,000 work of art and technology and throw some good old-fashioned tuning at it to make a hot rod!” No one, that is, until Steve Saleen took a gander.

The Ford Mustang is now a global sports car. Because of that, it needs to be stacked up against other global sports cars.

Being that this is The Mustang Source, we thought we’d highlight some of our favorite and weird Mustang auctions going on for the upcoming Mecum event in Monterey.

Sharing a very dark and ominous picture on its Facebook page today (that we have illuminated in post-processing), Roush has begun a fervor among Mustang loyalists.

This is the story about one man who discovered his pre-production 1964 Mustang was once Henry Ford II’s personal car.