One of the previous 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500 Eleanor who starred in the 2000 action hit movie “Gone in 60 Seconds” starring Nicolas Cage is up for market on eBay. According to the the most recent owner of the Eleanor, the producers of the film depleted a general of 11 Mustang GT500s. Of persons 8 got shell cars and simply 3 got actual running and driving models and their is one of them. The most recent bid for the car (Friday June 26) is $45,000 but there’s nevertheless a week left on the listing.

A couple of weeks ago we informed you throughout the online competition launched by eBay Motors and the makers of the race game “GRID”. Well, the fastest of them all turned out to be 16-year old Timothy B. based on Gretna Louisiana whose fastest lap long period of time was 1:40:32. Timothy has lots of reasons to be happy. To be exact, 445 horse-power tethered reasons as he won the grand prize overly was none funny things as opposed to a real-life- version of the Ford Mustang GT-R that’s featured in the game.

The eBay liveried Ford Mustang GT-R has carried on heftily changed investing in a custom-made person kit, 20-inch GTR Concept alloy wheels, a race suspension, α race inspired portion ported lose technique and to top it all, a supercharged V8 engine amongst 445HP. Not a bad way to implement your run as a driver. However, if we got his parents, easily to be on the protected part as it’s one occurence crashing your car on the laptop score and an extra on a true livlihood road barrier, we’d wait a few ages before we’d allowed our 16-year old son to get his hands on a 445Hp beast.

It’s all throughout perception. While the will be Mustang too ought to go on be purchased in the first part of 2009 as a 2010 perfect retains the same total duration and width through the up to date version, thanks to a few design tricks it should appear a multitude of tiny and therefore, a good deal more politically affirmative in times when terms such as “MPG” and “eco-friendly” exploit within all of it else.

Talking up the 2010 Ford Mustang in the newly drafted predicament of Automotive News, Ford Motor’s North American design director Peter Horbury said: “By brains in design, we’ve kept on able to offer it watch want the wheels are additionally out, a greater number of find and more rearward. The core is the longest side of the later Mustang and the widest portion of the car is in the middle. From there on, you can tuck it in and shoot the evident size down.” Hopefully, the Horbury-penned Stang serves to check not anything similar to our managed to morph the present version to the 2010 model…

If you’re at lowest 16 year’s old and you feel comfortable investing in a joystick in your hand, at that time you when can identify the current eBay and the makers of the race game “The Grid” experience launched an online competition such a will be able to see one gamer purchasing his hands on a real-life eBay liveried Ford Mustang GT-R. The demo for the racing videogame was launched beforehand right now period onto the Xbox LIVE Marketplace as agreeably as the Playstation Network.

Gamers can record such a fastest-lap times up until midnight on May 25. The top-five players should consequently attend The GRID launch happening in San Francisco (June 4) for a concluding race-off to determine the winner of the eBay Motors Ford Mustang GT-R so is featured in the game and market worth $90,000. -Continued

The Ford Mustang GT-R has been heard fully overhauled amid modifications along with a broad personalized person kit and race suspension, a supercharged engine surrounded by 445HP, a race inspired half ported squander method and 20” GTR Concept Wheels.

It’s the 70’s all over again; America’s at war, gas prices are on the rise and Dodge “challenges” Ford and its Mustang. In particular, the guys at Insideline pit the all-new Dodge Challenger SRT8 with its 425Hp 6.1L V8 Hemi against the lighter but less powerful, 2008 Ford Mustang Bullitt that gets a 315Hp 4.6L V8 unit. Follow the jump to see who wins this retro-spec muscle car comparison test. -Continued

Link: Insideline