Production:
2005 – present
Body types:
2-door Mustang coupe
2-door Mustang coupe
2-door Mustang convertible
The fifth-generation of Mustang cars started with the 2005 models and received a facelift for the 2010 model year. They were manufactured at the Auto-Alliance International plant in Flat Rock, Michigan. Read the rest of Mustang Cars – 5th Generation
Production:
1994 – 2004
Body types:
2-door Mustang convertible
2-door Mustang coupe
For 1994, Mustang cars underwent their first major redesign in fifteen years. The design, code named SN-95 by Ford, was based on an updated version of the Fox platform. This time only two body types – both 2-door Mustang convertible and coupe, it featured impressive new styling by Patrick Schiavone that integrated some stylistic fundamentals similar to those of earlier Mustang cars. A convertible model would also return, but the notchback and hatchback body styles used in earlier Mustang cars were not available. Prior to the redesigned Mustang‘s launch, a 2-seater concept car named the Mustang Mach III was shown at the 1993 North American International Auto Show in Detroit and implied how future Mustang cars might look like. Read the rest of Mustang Cars – 4th Generation
Production:
1979 – 1993
Body types:
2-door Mustang convertible
2-door Mustang coupe
3-door Mustang hatchback
The third-generation of Mustang cars were built on Ford’s ever-present Fox platform. Coming in three different body types, Mustang convertible, Mustang coupe and hatchback, they went through changes on trim levels, and drivetrain combinations during their production life, creating that way an array of sub-models. Mustang cars underwent a versatile revise for 1987 and for a time they seemed fated to be replaced. This was prevented though, mainly because there was still demand in the market for Mustang cars as muscle cars had loyal fans. Read the rest of Mustang Cars – 3rd Generation
Production:1974 – 1978
Body types:2-door Mustang coupe
2-door Mustang convertible
3-door Mustang hatchback
The first generation Mustang cars grew in size. The 1973 Mustang had become noticeably larger than the original 64 ½ and 1965 Mustang. Since the early 70s the pony car market sales had started decreasing. Demand was now focusing on lower-priced, fuel-efficient smaller cars. Mustang cars were growing to become intermediate size sedans. The attraction of the original Mustang cars was the trim size and concept. Read the rest of Mustang Cars – 2nd Generation
Production:
1964 – 1973
Body types:
2-door Mustang convertible
2-door Mustang hardtop
2-door Mustang fastback
The Mustang prototype was a two-seat, mid-mounted engine roadster. Using initially a V4 engine like the one of Germany’s Ford Taunus, the overall development of the Mustang was completed in only 18 months. Read the rest of Mustang Cars – 1st Generation
