The Mustang Source - Page 5 of 475 - The Ford Mustang Fan Site

F1 Drivers Max Verstappen and Arvid Lindblad shoot out on track with a Dark Horse SC and a 1966 GT40 MK II in epic video battle. 

Slideshow: By turning the GT350 into a drop-top, Shelby fills a niche between track-focused factory specials and old-school, high-powered street performance.

Slideshow: Limited to 300 examples, the 2026 Shelby Super Snake blends extreme power, lightweight hardware, and Shelby tradition without straying into full race-car territory.

Instead of an overhaul, Ford used key learnings across every Mustang GT3 program in years past to make small but huge refinements. 

At only $2,500, including the price of the car, this S197 Mustang GT might be the best project car deal of the decade.  

For far less money, one can buy a Ford Mustang RTR Spec 5 and get more power, a manual, and the same sort of exclusivity as the GTD.

While the 2026 Ford Mustang GT is more complicated and quite a lot more expensive than it used to be, it’s still a great overall package.