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The Ford Motor Company had a good year in 2023, especially at home in America, where it retained the title for the F-Series as the most popular nameplate across the automotive market and placed third overall behind GM and Toyota with almost 2 million sales.
The F-Series reached almost 751k deliveries last year, but even the brand's only passenger car didn't fare badly. The S550 sixth generation and its successor (S650) became the best-selling sports car ahead of the retiring Dodge Challenger and Chevy Camaro. Now, the Mustang is going overseas as the first days of 2024 were met with the news that the seventh generation will become available on the Old Continent in GT and Dark Horse format.
The only problem is that the pricey Mustang GT and Dark Horse are visiting Europe with less powerful Coyote V8 engines – regulations have made the GT Fastback lower the count from up to 486 hp to 440 hp and the Dark Horse from 500 ponies to 448 horsepower. That's quite sad for Old Continent fans – they have to pay a lot more than their American counterparts and also don't have all the brunt of the mighty V8. No worries, these things can easily be addressed.
For example, you can get a Ford Mustang GT design for a lot less across the imaginative realm of digital car content creators, and at the same time, it can become an extreme supercar that's umpteen times bonkers even compared to the mighty 800-hp supercharged GTD. More precisely, this is the vision of Avante, the UK-based digital creator behind avantedesigns_ on social media, who has taken a CGI liking to Ford's S650 seventh-generation 2024 Mustang.
This pixel master might be familiar to folks who follow our story about Artisan Vehicle Design. This new limited series brand wants to make the R35 Nissan GT-R look and feel more like a Skyline GT-R with a redesigned exterior, wholly overhauled interior, and a Litchfield Motors engine rebuild. He's involved with the styling, of course, and most recently, he proposed their 36-unit Artisan GT-R would look great in Japan Police livery (the second post embedded below).
He's also dreaming about a potential Ford Mustang GT joining the modern revival of the Dodge, Plymouth, Ford, and Mercury NASCAR Aero Warriors from 1969 to 1970. That's not a bad idea, frankly – do remember that before the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona and 1970 Plymouth Superbird, the first Aero Warrior was, in fact, the 1969 Ford Torino Talladega! Now, for this modern take on the aero cars, a crimson 2024 Ford Mustang GT was slammed and widened beyond our CGI belief.
In fact, it seems that nothing was left stock, including the hood, mirrors, fender flares, rear, and wheels. Maybe the roof is stock, but it doesn't matter when a massive wing comes out the back like it was born with, not added in post-processing. Anyway, it's cool, right?
The only problem is that the pricey Mustang GT and Dark Horse are visiting Europe with less powerful Coyote V8 engines – regulations have made the GT Fastback lower the count from up to 486 hp to 440 hp and the Dark Horse from 500 ponies to 448 horsepower. That's quite sad for Old Continent fans – they have to pay a lot more than their American counterparts and also don't have all the brunt of the mighty V8. No worries, these things can easily be addressed.
For example, you can get a Ford Mustang GT design for a lot less across the imaginative realm of digital car content creators, and at the same time, it can become an extreme supercar that's umpteen times bonkers even compared to the mighty 800-hp supercharged GTD. More precisely, this is the vision of Avante, the UK-based digital creator behind avantedesigns_ on social media, who has taken a CGI liking to Ford's S650 seventh-generation 2024 Mustang.
This pixel master might be familiar to folks who follow our story about Artisan Vehicle Design. This new limited series brand wants to make the R35 Nissan GT-R look and feel more like a Skyline GT-R with a redesigned exterior, wholly overhauled interior, and a Litchfield Motors engine rebuild. He's involved with the styling, of course, and most recently, he proposed their 36-unit Artisan GT-R would look great in Japan Police livery (the second post embedded below).
He's also dreaming about a potential Ford Mustang GT joining the modern revival of the Dodge, Plymouth, Ford, and Mercury NASCAR Aero Warriors from 1969 to 1970. That's not a bad idea, frankly – do remember that before the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona and 1970 Plymouth Superbird, the first Aero Warrior was, in fact, the 1969 Ford Torino Talladega! Now, for this modern take on the aero cars, a crimson 2024 Ford Mustang GT was slammed and widened beyond our CGI belief.
In fact, it seems that nothing was left stock, including the hood, mirrors, fender flares, rear, and wheels. Maybe the roof is stock, but it doesn't matter when a massive wing comes out the back like it was born with, not added in post-processing. Anyway, it's cool, right?
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