The Shelby Mustang may be the most iconic American two-door, almost synonymous with long days at the track and cruises up and ...

its Shelby American that’s building the GT350 (and an even more hardcore version called the GT350R), but you’ll still be able to get one at your Ford dealership. Yep, it’s got those stripes ...

To honour the original 1965 GT350, the latest machine features stylish racing stripes. In a similar nod to the past just 562 GT350s will be built, the same as the original machine. 36 of these ...

albeit with various stripes and graphics available. The regular GT350 will be capped at 526 units, which will be sold through select Ford dealers in the U.S. and overseas. Full pricing details are ...

Available liveries include a gold, silver and black paint scheme, the blue-and-white heritage pack or a simple white with racing stripes. “While the Shelby GT350 street car is civilized enough ...

As the GT350 enters its third year ... Silver or Gloss White stripes (or Azure Blue Metallic on Performance White or Ingot Silver). Aesthetically, the look of the car has also changed somewhat ...

The vehicle will be available in white, with options for various stripes and graphics. Shelby American plans to produce 562 units of the GT350 for the 2025 model year, matching the number of units ...

Shelby has introduced the 2025 GT350 and GT350R ... Further back, there’s a ducktail rear spoiler and Le Mans-style body stripes. The Mustang also has deep tinted windows, although that varies ...

The GT350 by Shelby American also features a revised ... The track-ready version will come in white, but it's available with different stripes and graphics packages. Pricing has yet to be ...

The more street-focused GT350 is available with either the stock ... The signature Shelby stripes are present and correct, of course, and go from nose to tail. The bar brawler looks come courtesy ...