It's probably old news now, but I've seen that the new mustang is finally getting an official release in the uk, with an option of the v8.

Now I know it's no match for a 2.0l Fabia but I gotta say it looks pretty sweet

LHD?

I think it's rhd. Also has an option of an ecoboost engine.

I think it looks pretty good

Well apart from the wheels

Rhd and there should be a choice of four alloy designs. Four cylinder 2.3 outputs something like 300bhp and the same in torque and there's the V8 with around 420bhp and 400lb/ft torque. Base price should be £29,999 and the V8 engine will receive the new unit around early 2017 outputting 500bhp. Looks great IMO.

Still have to buy through a Ford dealer though presumably. #sadface

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Mustang, a muscle car with ecoboost? Sounds a bit of a contradiction in terms that :wonder:

 

Still, at least there's one or two 1.8T MkI Fabias who could take one like a King now*

 

* Only if they're running Falkens and only on twisty bits.

EcoBoost is a smart way of Ford sounding 'Green',  2.3 litre with Twin Scroll Superchargers.

The likes of 1.0 ltr T 125 ps & 1.6 T 182 ps, even sounds 'green' when not really all that economic in real life.

 

EcoBoost Mustang is a smart move IMO

http://www.jalopnik.com/the-ford-mustang-is-the-most-advanced-muscle-car-e-1476612775

 

EDIT.

Hopefully the engine for the next Focus RS

 

EDIT PS.

Sorry for typing Supercharger instead of Turbo Chargers.

Mustang, a muscle car with ecoboost? Sounds a bit of a contradiction in terms that :wonder:

 

Still, at least there's one or two 1.8T MkI Fabias who could take one like a King now*

 

* Only if they're running Falkens and only on twisty bits.

I always thought a 1.9 pd with a remap could beat any super car.

EcoBoost is a smart way of Ford sounding 'Green',  2.3 litre with Twin Scroll Superchargers.

none of the units run superchargers, the four cylinder unit will run a single twin scroll turbo. The V6 and V8 are normally aspirated but we won't get the V6 over here. The ecoboost engine is shared with the forthcoming 2015 Focus RS so dealers should see them and know what to do with them. Personally, the thought of a four cylinder Mustang leaves me cold even though it does make sense from a marketing perspective over here.

I can say "I was there" when a Fabia beat a Mustang lol. I wont name him but it is possible