The Camaro, Barracuda, Challenger, and Firebird are all pony cars, though they often get lumped together with muscle cars. They’re all called pony cars because they all owe their creation to Ford’s Mustang (get it? Because it’s a horse?). Is Read more…
Use the gasoline grade recommended by the manufacturer per your owners manual. For EcoBoost engines it’s normally top tier premium gasoline of 93 octane rating (R+M)/2 to get all your ponies. Should I run premium in my EcoBoost? For best Read more…
Yes, the Ford Mustang is available with 6-speed manual transmission. However, the most powerful Mustangs—the ShelbyGT350 and Shelby GT500—are only available with an automatic transmission. Manual transmissions are becoming rarer across the auto industry. Do Mustangs come in automatic? For Read more…
Are you a Mustang fan, but prefer not to drive a Left Hand Drive (LHD) car? We offer full conversion to Right Hand Drive (RHD). This is not a simple change over. 5 major panels are removed from the car, Read more…
Ford Mustang Rear Brake Pad Replacement Similarly with front brake pads, your Ford Mustang rear brake pads will commonly wear down at the same rate on both the left and honest side of your vehicle. What brakes do Mustangs have? Read more…
10R80 transmission. The 10R80 transmission is a 10-speed, rear-wheel-drive transmission that is controlled by a PCM or a TCM. What transmission does the 10-speed Mustang have? This transmission is part of a joint-venture between Ford Motor Company and General Motors Read more…
Some Ford Mustang owners are noticing that their 10-speed transmissions make their cars stall, jerk, jump, lurch, hesitate, shift roughly and experience transmission failure. The complaints of these Ford Mustang car owners mirror those made in a class action lawsuit Read more…
Over ten million Mustangs have been built, and they’ve all remained true to their rear-wheel-drive, rubber-burning roots. Are Mustangs front or rear-wheel? All Ford Mustangs come in rear-wheel drive, and there has never been an all-wheel-drive Mustang produced. However, it’s Read more…
For 1994, the Mustang underwent its first major redesign in 15 years. The new design, code named “SN-95” by Ford, was still based on the “Fox” platform, but featured dramatically new styling by Patrick Schiavone that incorporated some stylistic throwbacks Read more…
All 1967s had “FORD” letters on the leading edge of the hood, which Ford eliminated in 1968. See all 40 photos 1967 GTs came with GT side stripes along the lower body between the wheelwells. The logo inside of 1967 Read more…