The New Year is upon us, Ford Mustang fans, and the events are already starting to queue up. The first annual Steeda Stampede in Valdosta, GA is slated for February 13, 2010 and is setting up some fantastic motorhead mania.  There will be a healthy dose of drag racing, a show ‘n shine, and of course, plenty of good people around.  The Steeda Stampede is part of the “Pony Wars 2010″ event being held at the South Georgia Motorsports Park which will have a plethora of heads-up racing, cash, and prizes galore for the winners.  Keep reading to get the full scoop in the news release from Steeda.

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In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past oh say, 15 years, you’d sure to realize the Ford Mustang aftermarket is something that continues to sizzle on far beyond the dreams Carroll Shelby and Lee Iacocca ever imagined back in the 1960s.  The staggering number of late-model Mustang spin-offs is something that could be seen as awesome, inspiring, or even sometimes comical.  It’s quite daunting just how many flavors of the Ford Mustang there are.  What’s more, we’ve done our best to draft up a list for you to digest, observe, and most importantly–help continue to add to it where we’ve left out!

Ready for this bitter pill?  You better be, because we’re going to take a look at the comments to see if there are any we’ve missed (to date) and then also recruit you to help build the SN95, Fox, Mustang II, and Classic special edition lists.  We’ve got the page breaks ready, so let’s hear it!

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2010 Steeda Q550 - Streetfighter Edition

What’s better than a Ford Mustang that can tear up the track, terrorize small children, and leave a gaping grin on a driver’s face?  A Mustang that can do it and still have the domesticated touches to make it tolerable for daily driving duties.  Steeda Autosports took their 2010 Steeda Q550 Streetfighter Edition Mustang to the LA Auto Show and unleashed a barrage of upgrades to the already capable pony car by Ford.  A Watts Link suspension, 0 – 60 in under 4 seconds, and solid 11 second 1320 passes are just a few of the tasty goodies the Steeda Q550 Mustang has to offer.

The Steeda Q550 is also bolstered in power thanks to a Ford Racing / Whipple supercharger system which (quite notably) is still emissions compliant in all 50 of the grand United States.  By the way, yes, the “550″ in the Steeda Q550 nameplate is a statement of how much power this car produces.

So how does this latest monster Mustang from Steeda get it done?  Keep reading to find out!

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2010 Steeda Q350 Mustang

With the dust all settled from the 2009 SEMA show in Las Vegas this year, many key players are back in the shop/office dicing up photos and cutting & pasting their PR.  Steeda Autosports just let loose the details on their experience at the show this year, as they were thoroughly excited to debut the new 2010 Steeda Q350 Ford Mustang.  The Steeda Q350 has a wide variety of upgrades included over a base 2010 Mustang, ranging from intake modifications & suspension tweaks to body applique.  Additionally, Pat Schiavoni, Ford’s Executive Director of Design awarded the Steeda Q350 the “Outstanding Design Achievement Award”, further setting the Q350 apart from the competition.

If you want to see and find out more on the Steeda Q350, keep reading to get all the official details from Steeda in their Press Release.

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H&R 2010 Mustang for SEMA

There’s no doubt the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) supporters and participants know how to put on a car show.  Well, this year, the 2009 SEMA show is going to be no exception.  With a plethora of Ford Mustang customizations to be on-hand, every blue-blood is sure to have a skip in his or her step while at the show.  Key players such as Steeda, 3dCarbon, Galpin Autosports, and even Vaugh Gittin are going to bring their best-dressed (and performing) Mustangs to Las Vegas to show you just what Ford is made of.  Capitalizing the most popular car in the aftermarket industry isn’t just about flipping a dollar; it’s about making the Legend live on.  Got tickets to the SEMA show running November 3rd – 6th?  If so, awesome.  If not, keep reading to get just a small sampling of what you’re going to miss out on seeing firsthand.

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Back in March, we showed you a teaser shot of the then forthcoming 2010 Steeda Q Series Ford Mustang.  Now, we are back with more of the story on this tricked-out Ford Mustang by Steeda Autosports.  Hours of CAD time, track testing, and driver & owner feedback have all been amalgamated into the final product you see here.  The official debut of this limited production Q-Series Mustang series is set for the 2009 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada on November 3, 2009.  Until then, keep your eyes peeled for future press releases detailing the unveiling and all this Mustang has to offer.

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The crew at Steeda Autosports has come up with another slick appearance and performance modification for the 2010 Ford Mustang.  In addition to direct fitment on the 2010 Mustang GT, this bold new front splitter integrates perfectly with the 2005 – 2009 Steeda front fascia.  In addition to the road-hugging stance the front splitter adds, the aerodynamic improvement while at speed is quite measurable as well.  Keep reading to get the full scoop in the Press Release.

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The team at Steeda Autosports has been working on performance parts and modifications for the 2010 Ford Mustang for some time now.  This week, they announced they have the Steeda Tri-Ax short throw shifter ready to go to market and give 2010 Mustang owners something they can really wrap their hands around.  The reputed design of the Tri-Ax shifter carries forward with great style this go ’round, and we certainly think this is going to create a lot of excitement with the blooming 2010 Mustang crowd.  Keep reading to get more detail in the Press Release.

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A bit ago, we showed you a video of the new 2010 Steeda Q-Series Ford Mustang testing at the track. Well, the hard-working crew at Steeda Autosports has maintained their drive & determination and just recently took the wraps off the 2010 Steeda Sport Edition Ford Mustang. Equipped with a multitude of grab-n-go handling parts from the Steeda catalog, the Steeda Sport Edition Mustang is ready to take on the track…or the street when necessary. Part upgrades include billet lower control arms, Steeda sport springs, 20-inch chrome wheels, Nitto NT05 high-performance tires, a performance air filter, and some unique Steeda graphics. Did we forget anything? Well, maybe some more bolstering in the power department, as the Steeda Sport Edition package carries what might be considered a steep price tag ($6,995). Coin aside, we think this is one of the sharper Stangs out in the 2010 Mustang aftermarket right now.  Keep reading to get the scoop straight from Steeda and be sure to check out the gallery.

The 2010 Ford Mustang has already become the benefactor of several awesome aftermarket applications and treatments.  From the ROUSH 427R to the latest Steeda Q-Series, we have seen some very impressive showing from some key aftermarket players, further keeping Mustang fans equipped for the strip and road course.  At the recent 3rd Annual Ford Racing Invitational at Milan Dragway in Michigan, Ford announced the forthcoming availability of white keyed body parts for boy racers based on the 2010 Mustang.  These rare shells are compliant with most any class, so there’s surely a niche to be filled for the racing freaks out there.  Orders for the parts will start in mid-July and will continue through the fall, with orders being delivered sometime in December.  Aside from the newly-announced exterior panels, a number of interior trim and wiring kits will also be available for racers to fit into any desired class they wish to compete in.  If you happen to know any hardcore Mustang racers out there, the chance to upgrade to some novel paneling and tech is here!