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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

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Los Angeles 2010: 2011 Ford Mustang Boss is back

Los Angeles 2010: 2011 Ford Mustang Boss is back
Los Angeles 2010: 2011 Ford Mustang Boss is back
Ford points to the Los Angeles Auto Show 2010, the racing version of the Mustang for the model year 2012. The new Ford Mustang Boss 302 is to be the fastest Mustang, the Ford has ever built, tuned for racing purposes, but also street legal.
Heart of the Boss of the five-liter eight-cylinder will be, which is doing the current Mustang GT 308 kW / 420 PS. For the boss, he is polished up to 324 kW / 440 PS. Its maximum torque 515 Newton meters. Stronger brakes, less weight, locking differentials and an interior, at the Recaro is also involved, complete the picture.
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