The 1965 Mustang attracted countless fans with its elegant body lines, sporty appearance and unique front face design. The short and compact body, low posture and long hood make it have a very powerful visual effect. A variety of engine options are provided, including inline six-cylinder and V8 engines, with a maximum horsepower of 271 horsepower, which fully meets the needs of speed and power.

It is a high-performance car designed by legendary figure in the racing industry, Carol Shelby, in collaboration with Ford. Inheriting the tradition of the Mustang series and the competitive spirit of Shelby, the 5.4SV8 engine provides powerful power. The engine adopts a Roots type supercharger for forced intake, a cast iron cylinder body matched with a four valve aluminum cylinder head and piston rings and bearings from the Ford GT project, ensuring high performance and durability. This car not only performs well in terms of power, but is also equipped with an advanced suspension system and large-sized brakes, providing an excellent handling experience. Becoming an irreplaceable classic in the hearts of muscle car enthusiasts and Ford Mustang fans

It is the global market version of the sixth generation Mustang sports car launched by Ford Motor Company. With its unique classic image and performance genes, it has become the representative of muscle cars in the hearts of car enthusiasts worldwide. In 2015, it was officially introduced to the Chinese market for the first time, launching two versions: 2.3L EcoBoost and 5.0LGT. The sixth generation Mustang retains its iconic elongated engine hood and shorter rear deck in design, while incorporating modern manufacturing materials and facilities, revisiting the history of the Mustang. With its outstanding driving experience and innovative design, it has become an outstanding representative of Ford's brand performance genes.

The Ford Mustang is a sports car launched by Ford Motor Company. In 1964, the first generation Ford Mustang was born. In the nearly 60 years since 1964, more than 10 million units have been sold worldwide. In 1962, Ford developed the Mustang's first concept car - the Mustang I concept car. It is a two seater sports car with a mid engine. The name Mustang is named in honor of the legendary P-51 Mustang fighter jet of the US military during World War II.