The 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse Can Be Your Dream Ride

Ford Motor Company unveiled the seventh-generation Mustang on the opening day of the Detroit Auto Show. TV host Jarod Deanda introduced the S650 to a crowd of admirers and onlookers at the company's "Stampede" media event in downtown Detroit. The car's progressive body style and traditional engines will delight Mustang purists. The bundle includes a previously teased manual transmission. We can ignore rumors concerning all-wheel drive and hybrid engines. The GT and EcoBoost Mustangs will remain in the new generation, but with improved performance, according to Ford's presentation. Although the firm is keeping the specifics under wraps, the updated 5.0-liter Coyote V8 with 480+ horsepower will result in the most potent Mustang GT ever. The Mustang EcoBoost will be powered by a brand-new, fourth-generation, 2.3-liter four-cylinder turbo engine. Both the hardtop and convertible are compatible with either powertrain. The introduction of the Dark Horse Mustang, the model's first new performance version in more than 20 years, may have been the evening's biggest surprise. The most potent Coyote V8 engine ever manufactured, with 500 horsepower, is included in the standard kit. The appearance of new Mustang has an angular body and sharp creases, but traditional features like a long back deck and tri-bar taillights are still present. However, the GT and EcoBoost will have distinctive front ends for the first time. Both will have broad, obtrusive grilles, but the GT's visage will be more threatening-looking. The interior of this Mustang has arguably seen the most surprising cosmetic alteration. A single sweeping display (with distinct integrated displays) is used in place of the instrument cluster pod and center stack infotainment screen from the previous version. This is a common design in modern vehicles. Without badges, a casual observer would have a difficult time telling that the sophisticated dashboard belonged to a Mustang.