2010 Ford Mustang Unveiled

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[patsdynasty101]

sort of disappointed by the engine. 315 hp are you kidding me. and fir 2010 that would not even compare now. the camaro's V6 is going to have 300hp. So that's all they did was put a bullitt mustang engine in the 2010 mustang. O man. still nice looking though. Why is the question. Yes with today's economy an what not but I feel that ford was just like o screw the 5L lets just take another of our engines that we have already. And live axle again.

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Those of you still following along with the Knight Rider TV series will be pleasantly surprised tomorrow night (November 19th) as the 2010 Ford Mustang makes an appearance on the show. You can read the full press release about this below.

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The 2010 Ford Mustang is going to Hollywood.

The iconic American muscle car, which has outsold all competitors for more than 20 years, will make its TV debut on the Nov. 19 episode of NBC’s “Knight Rider,” which stars the Shelby GT500KR as the new version of KITT. The program airs at 8 p.m. EST on Wednesdays.

“We’re delighted to bring the 2010 Mustang to prime time on NBC’s ‘Knight Rider,’ ” said Mustang brand manager Fritz Wilke. “With the Shelby GT500KR already showcased as the new KITT, it’s a perfect match.”

The 2010 Mustang will be seen in the episode “Knight of the Zodiac” inside the Satellite Surveillance Chamber, also known as the SSC or “KITT Cave.” The 2010 Mustang poses as KITT during an inspection and impresses everyone.

During the shooting, the show’s production crew maintained strict secrecy about the yet-to-be-revealed Mustang.

“The 2010 Mustang arrived in a truck which was backed into the stage. The car was unloaded, undercover and kept covered until we shot. Limited cast and crew were allowed on set. The moment we finished shooting the car was covered back up and put back in the truck and disappeared,” said Gary Scott Thompson, executive producer, “Knight Rider.” “Shooting this car was like working with a high-profile actress shooting a love scene. We closed the set and only had the necessary crew there to shoot the scene with this amazing car.”