The 2010 Ford Mustang GT has arrived with it's leaner and more meaner look allthough changes for this refreshed Mustang go beyond what you see on the outside. Building off the success of the redesigned 2005 S197 Mustang this refreshed Mustang keeps true to form with a refined and more modern look. Exterior changes have been made to every body panel including the front & rear fascias, hood, decklid and side mirrors. Other exterior changes for the GT include four new exterior colors, four new wheel designs, LED sequential taillamps, foglamps and the antenna being moved to the rear. For the interior Ford didn't hold anything back giving the 2010 Mustang GT a myriad of options including six leather choices, Aluminum accents, Ambient lighting, dual-zone climate control, Ford SYNC and Navigation to name a few.

In the performance department Ford bumped up the horsepower on the 4.6L V8 to 315 horsepower with a new cold air induction system. The Suspension has also been beefed up with stiffer springs, larger anti-roll bars, better tires and Ford’s AdvanceTrac Electronic Stability Control. The 2010 Mustang will also have the ability to run off the cheap gas with premium fuel giving the pony more torque.

DEARBORN, Mich., Nov. 13, 2008 - When the wraps come off of the modern, more muscular new 2010 Ford Mustang late Tuesday, enthusiasts can be part of the moment they've been waiting for.

On the eve of the Los Angeles Auto Show, the new 2010 Mustang will be revealed live to Mustang enthusiasts at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif. Plus, SPEED will broadcast the same-day tape-delayed reveal nationally on SPEED at 11:00 p.m. (EST). Simultaneously with the reveal, the Mustang Club of America will host nine regional reveal events at local movie theaters, where Mustang enthusiasts can see a special live feed of the broadcast.

"This is the day true Mustang fans have been waiting for," said Paul Randle, chief engineer for the 2010 Mustang. "Our loyal Mustang customers have been counting down the days until we unveil the new generation of this iconic American muscle car, and now it's our turn to surprise and delight."

DEARBORN, Mich, Nov. 4, 2008 – With the addition of the 2008 Cobra Jet Mustang, Ford Racing will have once again expanded its current stable of race-ready Mustang race cars.

This time, however, the Mustang is designed for drag racing.

The Mustang FR500CJ, known simply as the Cobra Jet, will be officially unveiled Nov. 4 at the 2008 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. It joins its road racing brethren: the Mustang FR500S, the Mustang FR500C and the Mustang FR500GT.

"The Cobra Jet is the newest offspring of the Ford Racing lineup of race cars," said Jamie Allison, manager of the Ford Racing Performance Group. "We started with the FR500C in 2005 and then followed by the FR500S in 2007.

"All along the way, we worked with Brian Wolfe, who, at the time, was really in the calibration activity. He oversaw worldwide calibrations, and he was a big supporter of Ford Racing, both professionally and personally," Allison said. "He had always kind of asked us about our plans to do a drag race car and the time had just come early this year to, indeed, take all of the lessons we learned, all the processes, all of the relationships that we have inside with the plant and with the team and put together a sportsmen-destined drag race Mustang. Clearly, what we did in 1968 is the impetus for it, and we felt that it was time to bring back the Cobra Jet."

According to Drew Phillips over at AutoBlog, Saleen is set to unveil the 'Dark Horse' super Mustang. The 'Dark Horse' Mustang will feature the 620 horsepower supercharged V8 from the S302 Extreme plus the new SuperShaker ram-air system. The Dark Horse Mustang will also use the Heritage body style with other features to make this car unique. Only 25 models will be produced and you can probably guess it will be an all Black Mustang.

Ford continues to dispense new tidbits about the upcoming 2010 Mustang, which is expected to be revealed at the Los Angeles Auto Show in November.

Until then, we'll have to make due with these teasers and the ever-increasing number of "spy shots" that are coming out of the Detroit area.

The most recent photo was revealed at the company's web site dedicated to the new car, www.the2010Mustang.com

UPDATE 09/24/2008:
Interior shots of the front seats have also been revealed and added.