The 5.0 nameplate from Ford will be soon reintroduced, along with the “Boss” nameplate. However, only a limited number of track-ready, 5.0 powered, Boss-labeled 2011 Mustangs will be sold in parts counters of Ford’s local dealerships.

Ford will also be offering a 302R Mustang that is based from the street-legal 2011 Mustang GT that is powered by a 5.0 liter V8 engine. The 302R boasts of a full roll cage, special race seats, and safety harnesses.  It is also equipped with a telemetry system, upgraded Brembo brakes, race tires and race-spec suspension.  Then there’s also the 302R1 which is uniquely made for the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge Series, or formerly…

Ford will be using a more powerful and fuel efficient engine for the 2011 Ford Mustang.  A 3.7 liter 24-valve all-aluminum Duratec engine will be fitted into the 2011 Ford Mustang that can produce 305 horsepower and up to 380 pound feet of torque. That’s 95 horsepower more than the 2010 model’s 210 horsepower 4.0 liter V6 engine.

The engine will be paired with a six-speed manual gearbox and short-throw shifter, with a hill-assist automatic transmission also offered. Fuel economy with the manual averages at 18 mpg city and 29 mpg highway. The automatic improved with 30 mpg on the highway.

The chassis springs and damper tuning has also been improved for…

Ford has recently launched a unique online customization website for the 2010 Mustang. The site, Ford Vehicles, allows users to create personalized Mustangs with a selection of Roush and Ford aftermarket products.

Online users can start by choosing an exterior color scheme (complete with decals) and then advance to a series of menus where they can add different grilles, hoods, and other various body components.

This virtual tuning, we must say, is real fun for adults who love modifying their cars every now and then. It’s just like the video game GTA, only your satisfaction will not come from beating someone else.

When users are finished creating their Mustang, they can download a…

Be stunned as the Iacocca 45th Anniversary Edition of Ford Mustang has been revealed.  Check out the photos and we assure you that it is just as good as the actual.  Lee Iacocca himself did the honor of presenting this beauty.

Looking from the side view, the new front clip creates an illusion that the coupe has no front overhang.  What remains is completely dominated by a massive front bumper and deep dam, topped by the sunken lights.  In back, the fastback’s ridges run all the way to the trailing edge, as a result of which the whole lot disappears like a trick.

This muscle car can’t be more straightforward.  With old…