BBC America announced that they are finally going to take the plunge and give an American version of the popular Top Gear television series a try complete with American hosts. Comedian Adam Ferrara, racing analyst Rutledge Wood and stunt driver Tanner Foust will host the show, which will air on the History Channel starting this fall.

If you are a sports car enthusiast who owns a hot rod such as a Mustang or other high-priced modified car, you have most likely spent hundreds of hours modifying it with many expensive additions. The detail and work you put into a modified car not only makes driving this pimped out vehicle exciting, but it also takes a lot of time and money. Anything that is added to a car to improve its performance, or increase its value, is considered a modified car. Once you have made the modifications, you will have to make changes to your car insurance policy.

First things first. It’s not a Ford Mustang, so why’s it on StangNet? Because it’s still pretty cool and it’s a new Ford taking upon a reputable nameplate.

Well, well, what do splendid little classic Ford Mustang redux do we have here?  It’s a trio of Shelby Mustangs from the glory days and we have to say, we’re quite pleased with the Classic Recreations team’s work here.  They have taken the resto-mod concept and virtually made it art.  Each of these 1967 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500CR  specimens has got something unique to offer and hinge greatly upon what the Mustang fan ultimately desires.  Want looks and panache?  Set your eyes upon the “Intro” trim.  Feel the need for more?  They have got what you need.  Keep reading to see what else Classic Recreations is offering with respect to the GT500CR Shelby Mustang series.

One of the overlooked stories of the Los Angeles Auto Show was the unveiling of a special edition Mustang made to commemorate the Mustang Club of America. For the 2011 Mustang model year, the Mustang Club Of America Edition package will be available on Mustang V6 coupes and convertibles.