After posting less-than stellar numbers last year, the 2011 Ford Mustang has been rejuvenated thanks in large part to stronger-than-expected sales numbers to start 2010. Two months into the year, Ford has already reported 11,000 Mustangs being ordered, about three times as many Mustangs ordered in the same span last year.
A big reason for the Mustang’s resurgence can be attributed to the two powertrain outfitted in the 2011 model. Powered by either a 305-horsepower V6 or a 5.0-liter 412-horsepower V8, the 2011 Mustang has become somewhat of a pony car darling for customers all over the country.
In fact, almost half of the 11,000 orders have been for the V6 variant with the Mustang GT California Special also drawing considerable interest from the public. As a result of this surprising amount of attention given to the 2011 Mustang regardless of what variant it comes in, Ford’s initial sales projection for 2010 has already tripled – and we’re still not done with February.
A year after it experienced some pretty stiff competition from the Chevrolet Camaro, 2010 is fast becoming a banner year for the Ford Mustang and if it keeps up this pace, then we might not see as close a competition for pony car supremacy like we did last year.
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