Shelby's at it again

2007 Ford Shelby GT500 Is Most Powerful Mustang Ever

Hot damn. I'll give kudos to Ford here. With fuel prices in the stratosphere they have a lot of gall with the intent on releasing a 475 horsepower Mustang. The best part about this article is what they don't say, that being there is absolutely no mention whatsoever about mileage. MPG be damned.

Know what I think about that? It's great. This car isn't about miles per gallon. It's about 475 horses under your right foot.

I hope they sell a ton of 'em.

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