Meet The New Super Snake Mustang Delivering Up To 750 Hp

by AllAutoExperts    |  17 April, 2020

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As a 50th anniversary of Super Snake, Shelby American has decided to launch a new limited Anniversary Edition, dubbed Super Snake Mustang.

The reveal happened at the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction and it had 2017 Super Snake Mustang provided in 500 units at a starting price of $69,995 MSRP.

Super Snake Mustang

The collaboration between Shelby American and Ford Performance regards the enhancement of the suspension and improvement of the braking system. These upgrades are possible thanks to big Wilwood rotors and six-piston calipers. The supercharged 5.0-liter V8 engine delivers now 670 hp and, with additional superchargers, it can get to 750 hp.

Super Snake Mustang

According to Shelby, the right Super Snake will assure that the car reaches 60 mph in 3.5 seconds on pump gas and Michelin street tires. Each vehicle will come with a Shelby serial number and it'll be a part of an official registry.

Super Snake Mustang

The exterior of the remodeled Super Snake car is equipped with a new grille, tail panel, hood, front splitter, a diffuser, rear spoiler, and a lower rear splitter. The body of the model will definitely have special anniversary badges, as well as some specific racing stripes. The cabin features particular door sills, a gauge cluster with Shelby, and the official Shelby serial on a dash plaque.

Super Snake Mustang

According to Shelby American Vice President of Operations, Vince LaViolette, the 2017 Super Snake model is a great performance value. The company has offered everything it could in order to create an agile, quick, and well-balanced vehicle and cost-effective, too. The price will start at $69,995 plus taxes and fees.

Super Snake Mustang
Super Snake Mustang
Super Snake Mustang

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