Ford Mustang at Autocar Performance Show 2017 | Mumbai

955 views · Published 20 January 2017 · 2:00 · Indexed 25 September 2026

Channel: sam- sb creations · 2017 · Autos & Vehicles

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Ford Mustang has always been the iconic car of America and will be so in the future. This pony car was first launched in the year 1965 and it has never looked back ever since. It has passed through decades and now it is in its sixth generation with an all new look, performance and features. However, the exciting part is that the manufacturer is considering the feasibility of launching this iconic car for the Indian automobile enthusiasts. There is no confirmed information yet relating to this vehicle but, there are many experts, who believe that this super car is going to be launched in the country's emerging car bazaar. The manufacturer has already started testing the right-hand drive version of this vehicle, which adds fuel to the speculations of its launch in the country. Currently, the manufacturer is offering the 2015 version of Mustang in a few markets across the globe and the same version is expected in India as well. Unlike its predecessor, this latest version looks quite stunning with more aggressive cues on its front facade. As you can see in the images, the headlight cluster has an extremely sleek structure with black finish and is housed with projector headlamps. The finish on bonnet too gets some improvement with flawless lines that adds to its masculine stance. However, the most attractive aspect of this vehicle will remain to be its radiator grille that is embodied with iconic brand's logo. As far as interiors are concerned, this vehicle has a classy internal cabin that is done up with all black color scheme. However, buyers have the option to personalize its cabin with a color scheme of their own choice.

Pros
 
1. On-road performance is simply remarkable.

2. Attractive exterior appearance is its plus point.

3. Exceptional engine performance is its biggest advantage.
 
Cons
 
1. Low ground clearance could cause problems.

2. Fuel economy is rather poor.

3. Price range could be too expensive.

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