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There’s nothing like the sound of a stampede. A herd of iconic Mustangs, each giving you the opportunity to make it your own with unique styling and adrenaline-filled performance. Every fan may have their favorite, but the entire lineup will forever invoke a deep sense of reverence, excitement and spirit.

2023 Ford Mustang® coupe in Carbonized Gray Metallic parked in a carport with two people walking away

2023 Mustang

From the roar of the engine to its unmistakable style, a 2023 Mustang^® coupe or convertible will raise your heart rate and stir your soul. Drawing on deep performance roots, every model features precise handling, high-powered engines and iconic design.

2023 Mustang Mach-E

Experience sleek design, seamless technology and impressive range. The all-electric Mustang Mach-E was made for long drives, good vibes and torque-drenched exhilaration.

There’s a reason we find inspiration in our drivers. They’re out in the world doing great things in our vehicles. They’re driven by pride in what they’ve set out to do. And it’s what makes us Built Ford Proud.^™

Preproduction model shown. Available Summer 2023.

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Fun-to-Drive for 57 years

Mustang number 10,000,000 is a GT convertible painted White, with a V8 and a six-speed manual transmission. The spec pays homage to the first serialized Mustang, VIN 001, produced in March of 1964. That first ‘Stang was the same color, body type, and engine type. Back then, the optional V8 fed 164 horsepower to a three-speed manual transmission.

Take A Look in the Rearview

We’ve come a long way in a short amount of time. What else would you expect from a Mustang?

1965 and 2021 Mustang Fastback

Unveiled on April 17, 1964 at the World’s Fair in New York, the Mustang Fastback changed the way we see sports cars. It was so fresh, fast and completely one-of-a-kind that they had to create the pony car segment just to categorize it. With the classic long deck and short hood that remains today, the original Mustang looked as fast as it felt.

1969 and 2021 Mustang Mach 1

Named after the speed of sound, the 1969 Mustang Mach 1 brought Mustang into a new wave of performance and customization. Standard-issue in the Mach 1 was the two-barrel H-code 351 Windsor, which offered 250 horsepower. A complete package, the Mach 1 came with a hood blackout, scoop, side and trunk stripe decals, quad exhaust tips and chrome-styled steel wheels. And, for added comfort on the track, Ford equipped this marvel with competition suspension and a unique deluxe interior with wood-grained trim.

1967 and 2021 Shelby^® GT500^®

When the world-renowned and race-proven cobra was upgraded in 1967, people got what they expected — an icon. The GT500 made a name for itself immediately with a sharp, aerodynamic frame and 428 cu.-in. V8 engine with two 600 CFM Holley four-barrel carburetors. But Carroll Shelby always said that his favorite car was the next one. This need for innovation led Ford to the most powerful street-legal Ford ever with a supercharged 5.2-liter V8 producing more than 700 horsepower.

GT500 and Shelby are registered trademarks of the Carroll Hall Shelby Trust.

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All-Electric Mustang Mach-E 1400:

^{One-Of-A-Kind Prototype}

Anything you can do, we can do electric. Introducing the all-electric Mustang Mach-E 1400: a one-of-a-kind all-electric prototype developed in collaboration with RTR Vehicles, targeting 1,400 peak horsepower and more than 2,300 lb. of downforce. * Vaughn Gittin Jr. puts the vehicle to the test against Ken Block, Chelsea DeNofa, Hailie Deegan, and Joey Logano.

_{*Based on manufacturer calculation using computer engineering simulations.}

GT500 Track Attack – Just One More Benefit of Ownership

Owners of the most powerful street-legal Ford in history, the all-new Shelby GT500, have an exclusive opportunity to learn about the features that make this the most advanced Mustang ever for street, track, or drag strip. With training under the watchful eyes of Ford Performance Racing School’s professional instructors in controlled road course and drag strip environments, owners of the Shelby GT500 will learn plenty about their new vehicle – and about themselves – as they complete this program offered free of charge by Ford and Ford Performance.

GT500 and Shelby are registered trademarks of the Carroll Hall Shelby Trust. Closed course. Professional driver. Do not attempt.

Ford Performance Racing School

The Ford Performance Racing School – the only school to wear the Ford oval - offers unparalleled, exhilarating on-track driving instruction for every performance driving enthusiast, regardless of skill level or goal. All Ford Performance Racing School classes are conducted by highly-trained, race-experienced professional instructors at ‘America’s Home for Racing,’ Charlotte Motor Speedway located outside Charlotte, NC.

Closed course. Professional driver. Do not attempt.

Mustang Club Connect!

Whether you are a club principal looking to register your organization or event, a club member wanting to check out this week’s ‘Fast News’, or simply a Ford enthusiast looking to find a club or an upcoming event on our interactive map, connect with Ford Performance Club Connect.com each week to power-up your ownership experience!

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Serial Number One

Parked inside the Henry Ford Museum at Driving America sits a 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible — serial number one. This holy grail of classic Mustangs is the same smooth, poised and high-powered ride it was on its unveiling. Mint condition, immortalized with the top down and a 260 cubic-inch V8 engine with overhead valves under the hood. Now, this one’s going to sting, when it was first introduced 56 years ago, you would have been able to drive away in this brand new, 164 horsepower, convertible for $3,334.

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