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Detroit Motor Show 2011 Ford Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca Test - Modern Muscle Car







Yes, the thing with reality. At the Detroit Motor Show 2011 show the U.S. auto industry, how they imagine the future: rational small cars, like with hybrid drive, the ecologically pure purr to a better future of automobiles. Great. But also a little way off. Thankfully. Your bread to earn, the former "Big Three" that is currently still with  like the Ford Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca - has allowed the most radical street Mustang, the Ford ever in the public local and long distance services. autobild.de editorial director Jochen servant has paid a visit to Brummer.
No power to the rise: the super-sized lip is on the front apron of the Mustang Boss 302 equipment package Laguna Seca - the top of the Boss series. One needs something only when you're on the racetrack - or a private snow plow. Under the hood power dome-mogul has made it comfortable to five liters a whole wild horse-extended family. Once roused, the pack 445 hp stomps into the ground. About. So very well know the fact no one at Ford. This also applies to the 514 Nm of torque, sending the eight-cylinder to the rear axle. Eyes and go: The retro cockpit of the Mustang Boss 302 must be found not beautiful. And certainly not high quality. Really great but the crisp, narrow car seats that have concerned the establishment of Ford Experts at Recaro. Many ordinary Americans will, however, problems have to stow the pounds with dignity. Nice touch: The bottom small patio home for three classic circular instruments, record lap times and with which data can measure additional engine. Black lumps: Who wants to move the boss has to switch from hand. There is not automatic. Back seat? Too heavy. Where else cower the passengers, solid struts for more strength in the body.via
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