It's Too Bad Ford Never Produced This V10-Powered Mustang Prototype
It's a shame Ford's wonderful V10 prototype engine never made it to production. At least we got to hear what it sounded like. Welcome to Better Than Coffee, your daily dose of car sounds designed to help you kick that caffeine habit. If you can't view the YouTube video above, click here.
Ford gifts Saudi Arabian woman her 'dream' Mustang after decades-old ban on women driving is lifted
As it stated in SAUDI ARABIA - When the decades-old ban on women driving was lifted in Saudi Arabia, Sahar Hasan Nasif wanted to drive her dream car: a 2018 Ford Mustang GT convertible finished in stunning Triple Yellow Tri Coat. Ford delivered the Mustang to Nasif, a retired English professor, this week. From the announcement of the decree on lifting the ban last September, to actually having my very own Mustang, it really is a dream come true. Her quote, which was also tweeted, resonated with Ford Middle East who reacted swiftly by offering Sahar her dream Mustang. It's going to be my car forever – and I can't thank Ford enough for making my dream come true," she said.Self-Driving 1965 Ford Mustang Plans Attack On Goodwood Hillclimb
Now Siemens is looking to remove all of that with a self-driving 1965 Ford Mustang that it plans to run up the famous Goodwood Hillclimb this year. First of, all, the Mustang is keeping its V8 and will still be able to be driven by a human, if you so desire. A particular challenge, they say, has been honing the sensitivity of the handling control to navigate the course. RoboRace will be competing up the hill this year, too, so that covers that side of things. If anything, this project gives me a little hope that classics may find a way to integrate into a self-driving future.
collected by :Madison Joidin