Beginning Of Roush Mustang

    Jack Roush loved Mustangs and wanted to do something that would serve to amend upon their purpose by giving them lots more power and better features. This dream came true when he opened the doors to Roush Performance Products in 1995. His new business extended a mixture of aftermarket performance parts, crate engines, and cars.

    It did not take long for him to extend the word to dealers and auto makers about his wish to customize a car that he has always preferred the most - the Ford Mustang. He first tried to do this in 1988 and was given a 351 cubic inch, twin turbocharged Mustang. His hope was to turn it into a 25th anniversary edition for individuals to buy - but Ford turned them down.

    However, since its conception he has created and custom made hundreds of Mustangs that people have spent hundreds of dollars on. He is best known for these cars and numerous of them are still popular even to this day.

    The first generation Rough Mustang was produced on the SN95’s V-8 engine GT model. It was constructed in three models that included the Stage 1, Stage 2, and Stage 3. Each one offered with distinct improvements that you could pick out from and it became an instant hit with Ford and consumers.

    In 1999 Roush Mustang created their second generation - which was offered through 2004. Just like before it was provided in three distinct models and gave individuals the alternative to use either the V-6 or V-8 engines. This became best known as the “New Edge” Mustang and in 2002 they added even more improvements.