The 2005 Mustang, to be released by Ford forty years after the original Mustang, will be both a departure and a return to tradition, as Ford steps away from the aging Fox chassis for its flagship car, yet brings back styling cues from the most popular Mustangs of the past. Ford found inspiration for the new Mustang from its 1967 Fastback model. The 2005 retro-look pony car will include a 4.6-liter, V-8 engine with 300 horsepower — the highest horsepower of any previously built Mustang. This book traces the new Mustang’s evolution from the drawing board to the production line to the street. A photographic celebration of the new car, this book delivers the inside story behind the rejuvenation of one of the most storied cars in automotive history.

Ford’s Mustang is the most popular American performance car of all time, and it’s supported by a huge aftermarket devoted to increasing its performance and improving its looks. Yet with all the parts available to the enthusiast, many owners are unsure how to go about modifying their car. That’s where Weekend Projects for Your Mustang comes in. It breaks 52 performance projects into doable chunks that the average enthusiast can manage in a single weekend. Projects include installing a supercharger, upgrading shocks, carbon fiber kits, and more. Each project is illustrated with clear step-by-step photographs to help the reader understand each step and captions that provide time-saving tips. Make your Mustang faster and better looking beginning this weekend!

Maximize the potential of your 2011–2014 Mustang with this new book! The Ford Mustang has seen quite an evolution in its 50-plus years of existence. Times change, consumer demands change, and sometimes, you stop and wonder, "How did we get here?" Ford’s designers and its customers were thinking the same thing in the early 2000s. The evolution from the classic original design to the New Edge styling of the 1999–2004 models had some scratching their heads. Ford decided to take a bold turn back to the Mustang’s roots with the fifth-generation model, which made its debut for the 2005 model year and lasted through 2014. Echoing the Mustang fastback design of the 1960s, Ford inspired a path of retro design that the Camaro and Challenger followed shortly thereafter. The move proved incredibly popular with enthusiasts. Of course, with car enthusiasts, the immediate thought was, "How can we make this new Mustang even better?" The big news in 2011 was the introduction of the new 5.0-liter Coyote engine, which was a huge upgrade over the previous 4.6-liter engine. In Ford Mustang 2011–2014: How to Build and Modify, Mustang expert Wes Duenkel takes you through the entire car, system by system, to explore ways to get more performance out the last of the fifth-generation Mustangs. Included are chapters on engine modifications, brake and exhaust upgrades, power adders, chassis and suspension upgrades, cooling system modifications, and EFI and tuning tips. Wheels and tires, differentials, electronic upgrades, and more are also covered. The 2011–2014 Mustangs are finding their way into the affordable category at present with warranties expiring and acquisition costs being very reasonable. Of course, as with all generations of Mustang, there is a robust aftermarket to explore for performance parts and accessories. Ford Mustang 2011–2014: How to Build and Modify covers it all and will help you make your Mustang everything you want it to be.

Maximize the potential of your 2005-2010 Mustang with this new book. The Ford Mustang has seen quite an evolution in more than 50 years of existence. Times change, consumer demands change, and sometimes, we stop and look at where we are and wonder how we got here. Ford designers and its customers were thinking the same thing in the early 2000s. The evolution from the classic original design to the New Edge styling of the 1999-2004 models had some scratching their heads. Ford took a bold turn back to the roots of the Mustang with the fifth-generation models that debuted for the 2005 model year. Echoing the Mustang fastback design of the 60s, Ford inspired a path of retro design that the Camaro and Challenger followed shortly thereafter. The move proved incredibly popular with enthusiasts. Of course, with car enthusiasts, the immediate thought was, "How can we make this new Mustang better?" In Ford Mustang 2005-2010: How to Build & Modify, Mustang expert Mike Vrh takes you through the entire car, system by system, to explore ways to get more performance from fifth-gen Mustangs. Included are chapters on engine modifications, brake and exhaust upgrades, power adders, chassis and suspension upgrades, cooling system modifications, as well as EFI and tuning tips. Wheels and tires, differentials, electronic upgrades, and more are also covered. The 2005-2010 Mustangs are finding their way into the affordable category at present with warranties expiring and acquisition costs being very reasonable. As with all generations of the Mustang, there is a robust aftermarket to explore for performance parts and accessories. This book covers it all and will help you make your Mustang everything you want it to be. Add a copy to your performance library today.

Having this book in your pocket is just like having a real marque expert by your side. Benefit from the author’s years of Mustang ownership, learn how to spot a bad car quickly, and how to assess a promising car like a professional. Get the right car at the right price!

Describes the Spanish Mustang, including its history, physical features, and uses today. Includes a photo diagram of the horse.