This Twin Turbo Coyote Mustang seems to be way over-matched against a finely-tuned 2014 Viper, but at least some of the issues can be attributed to the wheel-man.

While touring a Ford Assembly Plant in Detroit, President Obama decided to make an impromptu stop to check out the new Mustang, and guess what? He thinks it’s “beautiful” too.

Is it any surprise that the latest mind-boggling dyno numbers come from Hennessey’s 2015 HPE700 Supercharged Mustang running on 93 octane fuel?

Mustang fans in Europe are getting a bit of interesting news to kick off the New Year because pricing for the 2015 model was leaked online. Find out more about it after the jump.

There was a part of me that started to skip right over the following video when I first stumbled upon it. The fact that it featured a “2015” Mustang that looked an awful lot like a 2014 model made me give it a shot, if only for the chance to see how far off-topic the hosts might drift. See what I mean after the jump.

Saying that Lynda Alsip is having a good day is probably making an understatement. The Californian, whose 1967 Mustang was stolen 28 years ago in the city of Salinas, finally re-took ownership of the classic car.

“Shorty” is about as rare and coveted as they come in the world of American muscle cars. So coveted, that the concept spent most of its life in hiding from Ford Motor Co., which is why experts predict that it could go for as high as $600,000 when it crosses the block this March.