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What happens when a design student reimagines the future of American muscle? You get a jaw-dropping electric Dodge concept that’s bold enough to rival the Ford Mustang GTD. Created by John Carioti as his senior thesis, this futuristic EV muscle car grabbed the attention of Stellantis’ Chief Design Officer, Ralph Gilles, proving that this student creation might just be a glimpse into the future of performance cars.

Ford has fired back in the Nürburgring lap time wars with the Mustang GTD, clocking an astonishing 6:52.072 to leapfrog the Porsche 911 GT3. With more power, sharper engineering, and a renewed focus on performance, the GTD proves it's no mere muscle car—it’s a legitimate track weapon. Here's how Ford reclaimed its place at the top and what this means for the future of high-performance American cars.

Loder1899 has taken the legendary Thomas Crown Mustang and given it a bold, modern makeover. Inspired by the 1968 Shelby Mustang GT350 from The Thomas Crown Affair (1999), this off-road-ready concept blends classic muscle with cutting-edge engineering. If demand is high, this beast could hit the production line.

When it comes to pushing the limits of American muscle, few do it better than Hennessey Performance. Their latest creation, the 860-horsepower Super Venom Mustang, takes the legendary Ford Mustang GT to extreme new heights.

The new GT350 trades the high-revving 5.2-litre flat-plane Voodoo engine for Ford’s trusty 5.0-litre Coyote V8.

2025 Mustang RTR, a thrilling blend of Dark Horse-inspired upgrades, RTR styling, and track-ready performance built on the latest Mustang EcoBoost platform.

Bid on a modified 1967 Ford Mustang GT Fastback with a supercharged 347 V8, Tremec 5-speed manual, Eleanor-style body, and upgraded suspension. Currently up for auction on Bring a Trailer.

Ford has officially confirmed that the highly anticipated 2025 Mustang GTD will pack an incredible 815 horsepower and 664 pound-feet of torque.

Originally delivered as a body-in-white to Tope Racing Enterprises, this 1973 Ford Mustang SportsRoof was meticulously assembled by Hinchliff Racing with components from Kar-Kraft.

The American muscle car scene appears to be in a state of flux. While Ford continues to forge ahead with its iconic Mustang, both Stellantis and General Motors seem to be stepping back from the traditional two-door V8 formula.