White Mustang 2015 Featuring Solid Back Axle

The most distinguishing trait of 2015 Mustang is the change to independent rear suspension, still leaving adherents of classic solid back axle with a great chance for options to choose from.

Gas2.org informs that Ford changes its body-in-white concept for 2015 Mustang and equips the model with a solid back axle 9 inches long. A body-in-white presents a framework of a car bought to be upgraded to any owner’s purpose. The perspective of the concept implies marketing for race teams. A lot of them need precisely such a model, with a live back axle, and it is especially topical for drag racers.

This approach will also come in handy to Ford in its body-in-white competition with Chevrolet Camaro.

Mustang with live axle is anticipated to be presented next year. When body-in-white concept comes into full operation, Ford Racing will be ready to supply parts needed to turn cross-town Mustangs into live-axle vehicles.

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