Steeda Autosports has released and updated version of its street, strip, and road course pony, the Q335 Club Racer (click images in the article for hi res). This Steeda designed & engineered Ford Mustang twist made its debut at the Performance Racing Industry Show in Orlando, Florida, at the Nitto Tire display, equipped with Nitto shoes to match.

Jack Roush, founder of Roush Performance will be entering a Roush Ford Mustang in the Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction for the first time later in January. The car is named "BlackJack", a special edition Stage 3 Ford Mustang.

There are numerous aftermarket companies out there that distribute body kits and styling products for the Ford Mustang, but few actually design, engineer, and manufacture their own parts internally due to constrained resources. In the case of ROUSH Performance, however, all of their Mustang body kits are processed the same with the quality methods to match up (fitment) to at least eight OEM American and European car makers. Check all the details in the official ROUSH Press Release, below.

With the release of the most powerful production Mustang in history, the Shelby GT500, Ford Racing had to up the ante in the world of factory supported race cars. Ford released the FR500C Boy Racer when the redesigned Mustang GT came out in 2005 with great success. For a relatively low cost, a driver could race a full season and be successful with the cars. Now Ford Racing has done it again, this time with more power and better parts. The FR500GT has the same goal in mind. A successful and competitive racer with a low cost to buy and maintain.

If you have been thinking about lowering and sporting-up your late-model Ford Mustang, we here at StangNet.com are proud to present this illustrated technical article demonstrating the installation of some lowering springs from Vogtland. This write-up gives a real-world overview and interpretation on how to install the springs on a 2005 Ford Mustang GT. StangNet Staff member bigcat takes us on this journey to a lower ride with a crisper suspension response. Enjoy!

Everyone knows you have to strike it while it's hot. Ford's doing just this, with the forthcoming release of two iconic Ford Mustang flavors: the Boss and the Bullitt. The latest pony in the stable, the Shelby GT, will soon be accompanied by these two Mustang variants in 2007. The Bullitt will, of course, seek to capture the essence and aura of the 1968 390 GT ridden by Steve McQueen. The Boss version of the Mustang will be an even bigger bang in the market, with the first Mustang to be powered by the all-new 5.0 liter Hurricane V8 powerplant. This limited-edition Boss is rumored to produce anywhere from 425 to 435 horsepower, possess a Spartan (stripped down) interior, and have less "fluff" to maximize performance.

There is still time to get your hands on one of the rarest Ford Mustangs to be produced in some time. The Hertz rental company, along with Ford and Shelby, will be auctioning off 113 of their gorgeous, retro-styled Shelby GT-H rent-a-racer cars. Reminiscent of their 1960's venture, the black with gold stripes combination catches the attention of all who see it.

The best thing to do with something successful is to make more of it. OK. Even better, take that great thing and make it better. Right. Still yet, take this great thing and make it into something hardly recognized as the original. Not quite. If Ford proceeds to take its hot pony car, the Ford Mustang, and twist out sedan and wagon models, it will take a powerful steed and castrate it in order to capitalize upon solid sales figures and (supposedly) fit perceived consumer demand. Will it work? Will Ford have another Bold Move to propel itself ahead? Or, will Ford alienate a large portion of its fan base--those who worship the car's legacy of racing, power, and mystique?

One of the most anticipated vehicles since the Shelby GT500 is set for production beginning in January 2007. The latest Mustang offering from Ford, the Shelby GT that we have been reporting on for some time features 325 horsepower and the chance to own a vehicle that Carroll Shelby himself helped create.

A new commercial featuring one of the most popular rental cars to ever grace a Hertz showroom has been released by Ford. The commercial features a Mustang GT-H being chased through downtown streets by a lone police car. The Mustang spins out and stops and we find that two police officers are having fun recreating their own chase scene and are eager to switch places and try again. The commercial is right in time for the launch of the new Shelby GT that Ford is releasing with the same power and options as the before rental only GT-H.