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With Mustang orders running sixty percent higher than initially expected, Ford is riding a wave of consumer enthusiasm for the first time in a long time, for its car division at least. Why such excitement about the new car? Not only does the 2005 Mustang look completely revised on the surface, while at the same time very similar to classic 60s pony cars that so many muscle car collectors adore, but it is also completely new under the skin.

Part of the Mustang mystique has always included

Given its motorsport history, it was no surprise when Ford announced a new performance parts and competition program for the 2005 Mustang. (Photo: Ford Motor Company)

At the Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMA) show in Las Vegas, Dan Davis, Director of Ford Racing Technology, unveiled a race specification 2005 Mustang. (Photo: Ford Motor Company)

"The Mustang is synonymous with performance modifications and competitive racing," Davis said. "It has an unparalleled pedigree in many forms of racing, and the all-new 2005 Mustang makes a terrific platform to continue that history of racing competition and victories."

And Ford plans to race it, or at least offer it up to individuals and teams wanting

From a do-it-yourself builder to a ready-to-race car, Ford is going to offer numerous versions of the racing Mustang. (Photo: Ford Motor Company)

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