Today, Ford Racing unveiled the 2012 Cobra Jet Mustang at the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) show in Orlando, Fla., and proclaimed the intention to build fifty 50 turn-key 2012 CJ’s. For the first time the Cobra Jet will be available in three color options – Race Red, Grabber Blue and Winner White — and coordinated graphics.
‘Ford Racing is proud to build the 2012 Cobra Jet and continue the tradition of delivering turn-key competitive race cars to Ford drag racing enthusiasts,’ said George Goddu, Business Manager Ford Racing Performance Group. ‘With every Cobra Jet build we strive to carry the spirit of the original Cobra Jet while development the next generation of drag racing icon. The enthusiast who races the 2012 Cobra Jet can be competitive at virtually any event, from their local track up through NHRA Stock or Super Stock classes.’For decades, the Mustang has been the preeminent car in many forms of racing, including drag racing. The 2008 and 2010 Cobra Jet Mustang added to that bequest with high- visibility wins astatine the NHRA Winternationals and Ú.S. Nationals, and by setting numerous Stock and Super Stock class records crosswise the country.
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The 2013 Ford Mustang is one of the latest version of 2013 Ford. For the new 2013 Ford Mustang, Ford has fitted a tiny projector lamp into the side mirror that casts the shape of the galloping horse logo onto the ground beside the vehicle when the driver unlocks the doors.
This 2013 Ford Mustang has illuminated "Easter egg" seems simple enough, but apparently it took Dearborn's engineers quite a while to get it just right, going through six or seven designs before managing to get it to work. But, with the arrival of 2013 Ford Mustang could mean a new era in Pony Car performance out of Michigan. 
The 2013 Ford Mustang reporters got an all-too brief look at three variations the sport-tuned V6, the 500 GT and the Boss 302. The 2013 Ford Mustang result was apparently so captivating that it shut down Ford's Flat Rock assembly line when one of the auto workers hit the button and everyone came to look. We'll be interested to see it for ourselves when we get our hands on the new 2013 Ford Mustang model. It might be purely aesthetic and almost entirely without function, but something tells us this could be one of those new gimmicks like, say, illuminated sill plates or ambient cabin lighting that we may see proliferating across the industry. 
