MMMM look at that hood bulge. Definitely supercharged.Mustang Shelby GT
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Yes, it's not a GT350.Not a GT350?
Yeah I assumed, Jalopnik's link is incorrect.Yes, it's not a GT350.
It's a Shelby GT, it's a performance/appearance package for Mustang GT from Shelby.
I would assume the GT500 if it comes back will the a Ford/SVT built and developed product just like the previous GT500.So we're going to have a Shelby GT, a Shelby GT350, and probably a Shelby GT500. Are they going to make them all at the Shelby G-spot?
They got the billet grill from Sears again, but they forgot the hood scoop sourced from the Pep Boys accessories section?
No one would be able to ever find it.Are they going to make them all at the Shelby G-spot?
Yeah its wrong but the guys in the comment corrected it, did you read the story behind the photos ? Seems like they try to keep people from actually seeing it. Not sure why they dont cover it up though.Yeah I assumed, Jalopnik's link is incorrect.
It's not covered cause they were doing a photoshoot with the car.Yeah its wrong but the guys in the comment corrected it, did you read the story behind the photos ? Seems like they try to keep people from actually seeing it. Not sure why they dont cover it up though.
That's...depressing.![]()
And those don't include the ridiculous car taxing of other EU countries.Mustang prices for Germany.
Mustang6G.com
Here are how the prices break down for each model:
- 2.3L EcoBoost Fastback (manual) – €34,000 (~$41,511)
- 2.3L EcoBoost Fastback (auto) – €36,000 (~$43,953)
- 2.3L EcoBoost Convertible (manual) – €38,000 (~$46,394)
- 2.3L EcoBoost Convertible (auto) – €40,000 (~$48,836)
- 5.0L Fastback (manual) - €39,000 (~$47,615)
- 5.0L Fastback (auto) – €41,000 (~$50,057)
- 5.0L Convertible (manual) – €43,000 (~$52,500)
- 5.0L Convertible (auto) – €45,000 (~$54,941)