When it comes to naming our Mustangs we try to take great care in picking the perfect name. Many of us have desperately gone for the name ‘Eleanor’ – which is famous from the movie ‘Gone in 60 Seconds’. After a long battle the name has been licensed and you don’t even have to worry about giving it a name because it will already be called the Eleanor Mustang.

So how many of you love a nice and clean foxbody?  How about a nice and clean foxbody with enough bark to scrape the back bumper down the 1320?  I know I do.  If you don’t then… well of course you do.

There are many ideas and subjects today that we might view as extreme. With a complicated and fast paced political uprising, a drastically evolving world of viruses and disease, to a talented slew of people in the entertainment industry. The term “extreme” may very well be perceived differently from one person to the next. With all of what people view as extreme it’s easy to overlook the simple things in life. Those same simple things or ideas… may just be the most extreme in sheeps clothing.

It’s back! Every few years we can rely on Saleen Autosport to come out with some of their best work in the form of a special edition or limited edition Mustang (becoming more frequently lately). This year is no different, Saleen is continuing the SA limited edition anniversary model trend that began back in 1988 with the SA-10 and led up to the SA-20 in 2003. This year they are bringing the SA back with the new SA-25 Sterling Edition Mustang.

Once again, Saleen goes the extra mile to bring something new and interesting into the hearts of mustang enthusiasts. With the enormous line of specialty mustangs already being offered by Saleen, its exciting to see these guys are still hard at work building some of baddest mustangs America has ever seen. Saleen introduces the new H302 and H302SC, to their already famed Heritage Product Line.