The 1960s were marked by the birth of true automotive legends. It was during this time that Ford made its mark with the GT40 myth as well as the iconic Mustang! The Mustang, highly sought after at the time for its affordable price and unique style, features a sporty, aggressive, and sleek line. The Mustang rightfully earned its place in the muscle car category in the United States.

Produced starting from 1964, with the first model years being 1965, the Mustang was a true sports car at heart. It came standard with a 6-cylinder inline engine (170 ci) and was available with several V8 engines (289 ci) ranging from 200 to 271 horsepower.

The Mustang offered three types of body styles: coupe, convertible, or fastback.

The Mustang represents a journey back to the prosperous thirty years. A time when the “always more” wasn’t hampered by anti-pollution standards and where fuel consumption wasn’t a buying criterion. With a mixed fuel consumption of 15 liters per 100 km, the Mustang is not the most reasonable, but it makes up for this with easy maintenance at a correct price. Simple in its design, it doesn’t suffer from reliability issues and ages quite gracefully.