Ford Mustang

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The Ford Mustang is an iconic American sports car known for its powerful performance, distinctive styling, and central role in popular car culture since the 1960s.

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Label Occurrences
Ford Mustang canonical 34
Ford Mustang (first generation) 4
Ford Mustang GT 4

Statements (63)

Predicate Object
instanceOf automobile model
pony car
sports car
assemblyLocation Flat Rock Assembly Plant, Michigan
bodyStyle 2-door convertible
2-door coupe
3-door hatchback (selected generations)
class compact car (first generation)
pony car
competitor Chevrolet Camaro
Dodge Challenger
Plymouth Barracuda (pony car segment)
surface form: Pontiac Firebird
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact icon of American car culture
designer Gale Halderman (original design)
featuredInFilm Bullitt
Gone in 60 Seconds
Need for Speed (2014 film)
featuredInMedia numerous music videos and songs
formerAssemblyLocation Dearborn Assembly Plant, Michigan
inspiredCreationOf Chevrolet Camaro
Dodge Challenger
Plymouth Barracuda (pony car segment)
introduced 1964
keyFigure Lee Iacocca
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
manufacturer Ford Motor Company
market global
notableAward 2015 North American Car of the Year (for sixth generation)
notableElectricVariant Mustang Mach-E (nameplate extension)
notableEngineOption V8 engine
inline-6 engine (early models)
turbocharged 4-cylinder EcoBoost engine
notableFeature distinctive galloping horse emblem
long hood, short deck proportions
tri-bar tail lamps
notableGeneration fifth generation (2005–2014)
first generation (1965–1973)
fourth generation (1994–2004)
second generation (1974–1978)
seventh generation (2024– )
sixth generation (2015–2023)
third generation (1979–1993, Fox-body)
notableHighPerformanceVariant Boss 302
Boss 429
Bullitt edition
California Special (GT/CS)
Cobra R
Dark Horse
Mach 1
Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
surface form: Shelby GT350

Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
surface form: Shelby GT500
notableRacingVariant Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
surface form: Mustang GT3

Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
surface form: Mustang GT4
platform Ford D2C platform (fifth generation)
Ford Fox platform (third generation)
Ford S550 platform (sixth generation)
Ford S650 platform (seventh generation)
predecessor Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ford Falcon (as platform basis)
productionStartYear 1964
salesMilestone over 10 million units produced (by late 2010s)
segment pony car segment originator
unveiledAt New York World's Fair

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Ford Motor Company notableProduct Ford Mustang
Ford Mustang predecessor Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ford Falcon (as platform basis)
Ford Mustang notableHighPerformanceVariant Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Shelby GT350
Ford Mustang notableHighPerformanceVariant Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Shelby GT500
Ford Mustang notableRacingVariant Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Mustang GT4
Ford Mustang notableRacingVariant Ford Mustang self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Mustang GT3
Ford River Rouge Complex primaryProduct Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (later period assembly)
Chevrolet Camaro notableRival Ford Mustang
Mercury Cougar relatedTo Ford Mustang
Gale Halderman (original design) designed Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Gale Halderman
this entity surface form: first-generation Ford Mustang
Gale Halderman (original design) workedOn Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Gale Halderman
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang project
Gale Halderman (original design) memberOf Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Gale Halderman
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang design team
Boss 302 basedOn Ford Mustang
Boss 302 platform Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: first-generation Ford Mustang
Boss 302 relatedModel Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Mach 1 Mustang
Mach 1 basedOn Ford Mustang
Mach 1 generationCoverage Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: first-generation Ford Mustang
Mach 1 generationCoverage Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: fourth-generation Ford Mustang
Mach 1 partOfSeries Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang special editions
Cobra R basedOn Ford Mustang
Cobra R relatedModel Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang SVT Cobra
Bullitt edition basedOn Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford Mustang Bullitt edition
Bullitt edition inspiredBy Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford Mustang Bullitt edition
this entity surface form: 1968 Ford Mustang GT fastback
California Special (GT/CS) basedOnModel Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang GT
Mustang Mach-E (nameplate extension) brand Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Mustang Mach-E
Gone in 60 Seconds notableVehicle Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Gone in 60 Seconds (2000 film)
this entity surface form: 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 "Eleanor"
Flat Rock Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Flat Rock Assembly Plant
Flat Rock Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Flat Rock Assembly Plant
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang coupe
Flat Rock Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Flat Rock Assembly Plant
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang convertible
Ford Fox platform (third generation) notableModel Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (third generation)
Dodge Challenger competitor Ford Mustang
Boss 429 basedOn Ford Mustang
Boss 429 platform Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: first-generation Ford Mustang
Bullitt carModelFeatured Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang GT 390 Fastback
Dearborn Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Dearborn Assembly Plant
Dearborn Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Dearborn Assembly Plant
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (first generation)
Dearborn Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Dearborn Assembly Plant
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (second generation)
Dearborn Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Dearborn Assembly Plant
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (third generation)
Dearborn Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Dearborn Assembly Plant
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (fourth generation)
Dearborn Assembly Plant, Michigan primaryProduct Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Dearborn Assembly Plant
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (fifth generation, early years)
Ford D2C platform (fifth generation) usedFor Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: fifth-generation Ford Mustang
Ford D2C platform (fifth generation) designedForModel Ford Mustang
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (fifth generation)
Plymouth Barracuda (pony car segment) competesWith Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Plymouth Barracuda
Ford S550 platform (sixth generation) usedForModel Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford S550 platform
this entity surface form: Ford Mustang (sixth generation)
Ford S550 platform (sixth generation) usedForModelYears Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford S550 platform
this entity surface form: 2015–2023 Ford Mustang
Ford S550 platform (sixth generation) usedInVariant Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford S550 platform
this entity surface form: Mustang GT (S550)
Ford S550 platform (sixth generation) usedInVariant Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford S550 platform
this entity surface form: Mustang EcoBoost (S550)
Ford S550 platform (sixth generation) usedInVariant Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford S550 platform
this entity surface form: Shelby GT350
Ford S550 platform (sixth generation) usedInVariant Ford Mustang
subject surface form: Ford S550 platform
this entity surface form: Shelby GT350R