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ROUSH Mustang
A sourced guide to ROUSH Mustangs — the Stage programs, the special editions, how ROUSH serialization works, and how to approach a claimed ROUSH without claiming more than the evidence shows.
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Vehicle References
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Saleen Mustang
Saleen Mustang was never one fixed car. From the 1984 originals through S351, S281, the Parnelli Jones, Dan Gurney and Dark Horse Extreme editions to today’s White, Yellow and Black Label cars, the right answer to “which Saleen is right for me?” depends on the year, the model and the engineering actually fitted.
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Yenko
The definitive guide to Yenko — from Don Yenko’s original dealer-built cars and Chevrolet COPO programs to the modern Yenko/SC era.
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Dodge Demon: From the Dart 340 to the Challenger SRT Demon and Demon 170
A compact performance name became a factory drag-racing program. Understanding the Demon means following its engineering, fuel requirements and documentation, not just its horsepower.
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Articles
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Saleen S1 Reservations Finally Open at $160,000 with a $1,000 Deposit
The S1 Street requires a refundable $1,000 reservation. Buyers still need clarity on production, allocations and the final customer specification.
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795-HP Mustang Dark Horse SC Takes on the GT500 and GTD: The Test Results Are In
Three specialty Mustangs, three different strengths. The stopwatch tells part of the story; the test configuration tells the rest.
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2029 Dodge Copperhead SRT: The Halo Car Dodge Is Planning Beyond the Charger
Dodge has shown a production-intent halo-car proposal. Its proportions may matter as much as its powertrain—and neither a V8 nor a 2029 launch has been locked down publicly in the sources reviewed.
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Opinion: Mustang and Camaro Don’t Need More Doors. They Need a V8 and a Clutch.
OPINION · A performance sedan can be excellent. That doesn’t make abandoning the muscle-car recipe a favor to the people who love it.
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