The Ford Mustang has become a legendary vehicle among American automobiles. The Ford Motor Company had been working on this vehicle for years before its introduction in April 1964. Ford called the 1965 Ford Mustang, but hardcore enthusiasts still call it the 1964 ½ Mustang. Fortunately, we have a collection of PDF Ford Mustang brochures that range from 1964 ½ to the present day.
The original concept car for the Ford Mustang was put together starting with a Falcon chassis, which was a compact car at the time. There were several versions that were tried and tested before the one we have come to know and love was released for sale to the consumer. The mustang evolved into a sports car over the years, but the first ones were more of a compact car. The Ford Mustang was a huge success when it was launched and continues to be a player even today. Take a look at the Ford Mustang brochures below and see the changes that made this automobile a huge victory for the company.
Some auto industry insiders say that the Ford Mustang created a whole new class of cars known as the “pony car”. The record sales and consumer desire for the Mustang paved a new road for the competition, but Ford was leading the pack. The Ford Mustang was hot and sales were brisk. It wasn’t long before the other American automakers were chasing the Mustang with their offerings. Not long after the Mustang changed the marketplace the Dodge Challenger, AMC Javelin, Plymouth Barracuda, and the Chevrolet Camaro come on the scene. Not only do we have the Ford Mustang brochures, but we also have the competitor’s brochures named above.
The Ford Mustang has been reworked and reinvented several times over the years. Some of these changes were drastic and changed the whole look of the Mustang. The breakdown of the transformations is listed below as well as the Ford Mustang brochures for each generation.
The first generation Ford Mustang 1964 ½ to 1973. Like most people, this is my favorite generation of the iconic Ford Mustang. Strong classic lines and clean styling. Not the sports car that it has become, but still a beautiful car.
The second generation Ford Mustang from 1974 to 1978. The second generation is definitely not to my taste, but some people still thought they were hot. The Mustang got softened up in my opinion.
The third generation Ford Mustang from 1979 to 1993. I feel the same way about the third-generation Ford Mustang and I think they were trying to attract a different type of car buyer. Just look at the Ford Mustang brochures and you will see what I am talking about.
The fourth generation Ford Mustang from 1994 to 2004. Here we go another generation of the ordinary in my book for the Ford Mustang. I almost feel that Ford has turned their back on this once majestic ride.
Fifth generation Ford Mustang 2005 to 2014 Great news the Ford Mustang is back and looking like a powerful Mustang rather than a compact car. Strong lines, good looks, and power to spare, thank you Ford for bringing the Mustang back to life.
The sixth generation Ford Mustang from 2015 to? The sixth generation has smoothed out slightly but is still looks great. It’s nice to see a truly classic ride again.
PDF Ford Mustang Brochures
| Ford Mustang Brochures 2nd Generation |
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| 1974 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| 1975 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| 1976 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| 1977 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| 1978 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| Ford Mustang Brochures 6th Generation |
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| 2015 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| 2016 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| 2017 Ford Mustang Brochure |
| 2018 Ford Mustang |
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