Assembly Line Present of Next Year’s Ford Mustang

Late 2013 premiere of the next Mustang has finally been sequenced by the assembly line work.

Michigan-based facility has begun construction of the next year’s Mustang today. The legend of the car has thus approached its sixth generation. Its merits are truly well-deserved, as this vehicle remains the only representative of the muscle car niche which managed to survive for half a century.

The next model year is also going to be unique in terms of the widest sales geography ever, a major incentive for right-hand-drive adherents to try it out.

One of the mills offered in Mustang is a six-cylinder for 300 hp and torque of 280 lb-ft. Larger propulsion is of turbocharged kind, has fewer cylinders but somewhat more power, and can be fed with a high octane rating gasoline fuel. Finally, the customers can opt for a capacious eight-cylinder with the displacement of 5.0 litres and 1.5 times higher output figures.

Driving the fresh Mustang will be even a more pleasant process considering the presence of the new suspension.

Photos in the catalog

More news

Ford Reaffirms 2027 Launch For Sub-$30,000 Fathom Electric Pickup Amid Production Hurdles
Ford Reaffirms 2027 Launch For Sub-$30,000 Fathom Electric Pickup Amid Production Hurdles
CEO Jim Farley cautioned that mass-producing the Universal Electric Vehicle platform will take major effort, but Ford confirmed the truck remains on schedule. The mid-size electric pickup features a modular three-piece assembly method and a starting price of $29,945.
02.Oct.2026
Production of the Affordable Ford Fathom EV Pickup Faces Potential Delays
Production of the Affordable Ford Fathom EV Pickup Faces Potential Delays
Ford CEO Jim Farley confirmed the automaker faces major challenges launching the upcoming Fathom electric pickup on its new UEV platform on schedule. The company is actively working to balance production costs to meet its targeted $30,000 price point.
02.Oct.2026
Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC Delivers 795 Horsepower and 10-Second Drag Times in First Testing
Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC Delivers 795 Horsepower and 10-Second Drag Times in First Testing
The new high-performance coupe features a supercharged 5.2-liter Predator V-8 delivering 795 hp alongside a seven-speed Tremec dual-clutch transmission. During initial testing at Sonoma Raceway, it posted a 10.86-second quarter-mile time and showcased road-course dynamics developed with the Mustang GTD program.
30.Sep.2026
2027 Ford F-150 gains a 3.0-liter base V6 engine and expanded V8 options
2027 Ford F-150 gains a 3.0-liter base V6 engine and expanded V8 options
Ford has updated the F-150 for the 2027 model year, replacing the previous 2.7-liter engine with a new 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6 producing 325 horsepower. The automaker also expanded the availability of the 400-hp 5.0-liter V8 across the entire trim range and introduced a special Carhartt package.
15.Sep.2026
Ford Teams Up With Filson For A Bronco That Borrows Raptor Power And Sasquatch Hardware
Ford Teams Up With Filson For A Bronco That Borrows Raptor Power And Sasquatch Hardware
Ford and Filson have joined forces on a rugged Bronco special edition built for outdoor adventures.
04.Jun.2026
Ford’s Full-Size F-150 Is Set for a European Debut
Ford’s Full-Size F-150 Is Set for a European Debut
Hedin US Motor will bring the 2026 XLT version to a limited number of European markets.
18.May.2026