Ford

Mustang

1964 - 2024

The Ford Mustang is an iconic American automobile, produced since 1964. This page brings together the versions referenced by ScanRacer, including years, variants, rarities, and available detailed pages. It links the model overview to version-by-year pages.

Variants by year

43 versions

Model summary

Data from the ScanRacer library, organized to compare versions quickly.

43referenced versions

1964 - 2024covered years

18distinct model years

Model introduction

History

The Ford Mustang was launched on April 17, 1964, quickly becoming a symbol of performance and style. In its first year, over 400,000 units were sold, setting a record for Ford. Over the decades, the Mustang has evolved through several generations, each bringing innovations in design and technology. Iconic models such as the 1965 Shelby GT350 and the 1969 Mach 1 have reinforced its reputation. The Mustang's ongoing production attests to its enduring appeal among automobile enthusiasts.

Generations

The Ford Mustang has traversed several generations since its creation in 1964. The first generation (1964-1973) introduced the "pony car" concept with models such as the Hardtop and Convertible. The second generation (1974-1978), known as the Mustang II, was more compact and economical. The third generation (1979-1993), based on the Fox platform, saw the introduction of models like the GT and SVO. The fourth generation (1994-2004) marked a return to its roots with a more aggressive design. The fifth generation (2005-2014) presented a retro style while integrating modern technologies. The sixth generation (2015-2023) continued this trend with improvements in performance and design. The seventh generation (2024-present) introduced models like the Dark Horse, offering enhanced performance.

Key differences

The main differences between Ford Mustang generations include variations in size, design, and technology. The Mustang II was smaller and focused on fuel economy, while the third generation introduced turbocharged engines and increased performance options. The fourth generation featured a more aerodynamic design, and the fifth generation reintroduced retro design elements. The sixth generation enhanced performance with more powerful engines and advanced technologies. The seventh generation introduced high-performance models like the Dark Horse.

Photo recognition

To identify a Ford Mustang, look for characteristic design elements such as the front grille with the rearing horse, round headlights, and muscular body lines. Older models may feature chrome bumpers and triple-bar taillights. Recent versions have LED headlights and sharper body lines. Specific badges, like "GT" or "Shelby," can also help identify particular variants.

Important versions

Notable versions of the Ford Mustang include the 1965 Shelby GT350, the 1969 Mach 1, the 1969 Boss 302, the 1967 GT500, and the 2025 GTD model. These models are distinguished by their exceptional performance and influence on Mustang history.

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Variants by year

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