Here is the leaked picture of the 2010 Ford Mustang. The car is powered by a 5.0-liter V8 engine that should deliver more than 300 hp. I think Ford is gearing up for a new round of muscle car wars. [Autoblog]
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It seems that more eco-friendly cars will be unveiled in the U.S. market in the near future. This time, the U.S. Army is getting hydrogen hybrid version of Ford Escapes. The Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies Worldwide has developed a new variant of Ford Escape that features Quantum’s advanced hydrogen system. Army personnel will drive the vehicles and will refuel them at a Chevron Hydrogen station near the military base. [Automotive]
We have several fresh high resolution pictures of Ford’s new Mustang Cobra Jet. Ford is only building 50 of these drag race specials. The car is powered with a 5.4-liter 32-valve V8 engine. Find out more pictures on the gallery below. [Autoblog]
The Ford Mustang gets a entirely new look with a glass roof option for the 2009 model. This option comes in response to drivers’ increasing desire for natural light in their cars, especially as journey gets longer. Those lucky enough to live in very bright and heated state will also be glad to know that the roof comes with a built-in roller blind. Not only will the glass roof look cool, it might also help you stay cool. Ford claims that the specially tinted glass actually “reduces energy used by the vehicle’s air conditioning system by 20 percent”. The V-6 Mustang coupe comes with a 210-horsepower 4-liter, 6-cylinder engine in 5-speed manual or automatic. The GT coupe and convertible each come with a 300-horsepower, 4.6-liter V-8 engine also available in 5-speed manual or automatic. Both come with the Ford instrument panel that allows you to change the lighting color based on your whims that day. The glass roof option will cost $1,995, or half the cost of the convertible option. Suggested retail price of $20,000. [CNET]
