The new 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 delivers the most power and refinement ever for a Ford SVT-tuned performance Mustang - and a few surprises, too. This Shelby convertible has a clean, sporty design that looks smart and efficient. Aerodynamic, body-color exterior side-view mirrors come standard on the new 2010 Mustang GT 500, Mustang GT Premium and with the Mustang Pony Package.
The combination of added horsepower, refinement and functionality makes the 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 a unique high-performance car. Sequential tail lamps - a distinctive feature during the 1960's - now adorn Shelby Mustangs convertibles as a standard feature. The available glass roof of the Shelby convertible gt 500 is made of laminated safety glass that consists of a thin layer of vinyl squeezed in between two pieces of glass. This helps maintain excellent interior acoustics and quietness. The glass is tinted to protect the interior fabric of the Shelby convertible and has a manual roller blind shade for privacy or to block the sun if desired.
The 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is powered by a supercharged and intercooled 5.4-liter dual overhead cam V-8 engine. This engine of the Shelby convertible is expected to produce 540 horsepower and 510 foot-pounds of torque. The redline is 6,250 rpm.
Redesigned inside and out, New 2010 Mustang convertible car features an angular, sharp-creased power dome hood that showcases the power of the muscle it's covering, while the overhanging black grille's forward lean to give a look of aggression.The Shelby convertible car's aluminum power dome hood not only adds to the Shelby's appearance, it helps cool the engine through a hood extractor.
Seven new wheel choices are available for the new 2010 Mustang gt500 convertible lineup. 17-inch Painted Aluminum wheels come standard on Mustang V6 while 19-inch Premium Painted Luster Nickel Aluminum wheels are optional on Mustang GT Premium.The 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 convertible car is priced at a cool US $ 20,995 for the base version.
The new 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 delivers the most power and refinement ever for a Ford SVT-tuned performance Mustang - and a few surprises, too. This Shelby convertible has a clean, sporty design that looks smart and efficient. Aerodynamic, body-color exterior side-view mirrors come standard on the new 2010 Mustang GT 500, Mustang GT Premium and with the Mustang Pony Package.
The combination of added horsepower, refinement and functionality makes the 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 a unique high-performance car. Sequential tail lamps - a distinctive feature during the 1960's - now adorn Shelby Mustangs convertibles as a standard feature. The available glass roof of the Shelby convertible gt 500 is made of laminated safety glass that consists of a thin layer of vinyl squeezed in between two pieces of glass. This helps maintain excellent interior acoustics and quietness. The glass is tinted to protect the interior fabric of the Shelby convertible and has a manual roller blind shade for privacy or to block the sun if desired.
The 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is powered by a supercharged and intercooled 5.4-liter dual overhead cam V-8 engine. This engine of the Shelby convertible is expected to produce 540 horsepower and 510 foot-pounds of torque. The redline is 6,250 rpm.
Redesigned inside and out, New 2010 Mustang convertible car features an angular, sharp-creased power dome hood that showcases the power of the muscle it's covering, while the overhanging black grille's forward lean to give a look of aggression.The Shelby convertible car's aluminum power dome hood not only adds to the Shelby's appearance, it helps cool the engine through a hood extractor.
Seven new wheel choices are available for the new 2010 Mustang gt500 convertible lineup. 17-inch Painted Aluminum wheels come standard on Mustang V6 while 19-inch Premium Painted Luster Nickel Aluminum wheels are optional on Mustang GT Premium.The 2010 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 convertible car is priced at a cool US $ 20,995 for the base version.
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