All-New Ford Mustang To Make Its Movie Debut in The Highly Anticipated Need For Speed Movie

All-New Ford Mustang To Make Its Movie Debut in The Highly Anticipated Need For Speed Movie

For almost 50 years, Ford Mustang has been a star with more than 3,200 appearances in movies and television shows.  Now the all-new Mustang is getting its movie debut in the upcoming Need For Speed on March 14.  Need For Speed star Aaron Paul will drive the custom 2014 Mustang hero car in the highly anticipated movie based on the renowned video game series, and will take the wheel of the next-generation Mustang in its first on-screen appearance as well. The all-new Mustang is the most advanced version yet of the iconic pony car. The sleek new design of Mustang Fastback and Convertible is backed up by world-class performance from a range of available engines including a new turbocharged EcoBoost 2.3-litre and 5.0-litre V8 with more than 426 PS.  In addition to state-of-the-art connectivity systems, Mustang features available advanced driver-assist systems, track apps, launch control and more.  

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
17 Jan 2014

When the first Mustang debuted in 1964, it was still unknown. But the producers of Goldfinger almost immediately cast a white 1965 convertible in the movie. Fifty years later, Mustang is an automotive and cultural icon, and Need For Speed director Scott Waugh wasted no time in getting the new Mustang into his film.

“I chose Mustang because it is a car that really represents American culture,” said Waugh. “It just represents modern muscle, and it’s iconic, having been in some of the greatest car chase movies of all time.”

Credits: Oneshift News Team

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