For any Ford Performance fan, April 17 will always be known as the official birthdate of the Ford Mustang. It was on that date in 1964 that the Ford Mustang was officially debuted at the 1964 World’s Fair in Flushing, Queens at a price tag of $2368.

It’s introduction into the market created the “pony car” class of American muscle cars, inspiring many competitors to follow suit with their own versions of affordable, sporty coupes. Within the first two years of production, sales reached over 1,000,000 and the car has remained in continuous production ever since.

Enthusiasts Celebrate with National Mustang Day

National Mustang Day is now to be the one day a year that all Mustang enthusiasts can celebrate together by taking their Mustang out on a drive. The goal of National Mustang Day is to create the largest car-community event ever, and make is grow larger each year.

The Mustang Today Delivers Performance

Today’s Ford Mustang is available with six high-powered engines meaning that every 2020 Mustang comes with performance in its DNA.

And with nine unique trims, Mustang drivers’ have options, from the fun and energetic GT Convertible to the 2020 Shelby GT500 ^® , host to the most power-dense, street legal, supercharged V8 production engine in the world.

The GT500 combines a supercharged 5.2-liter V8 engine and a Tremec 7 –speed transmission for awe-inspiring power. And with a nod to adrenaline junkies everywhere, the GT500 was designed with fighter jets in mind – the result is a precise and aerodynamic exterior with top speeds of 186 mph. With an ergonomic build and superior powertrain. The GT500 takes performance to new heights as the fastest Mustang ever on a straight line and around curves.

Find out more about the legendary Ford Mustang and test drive yours today. Call, email or chat with us at Ford Crestview. Your Ford Performance Headquarters.