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Daily Trivia

What about the Mustang today?

on May 24, 2026

By 1991, sales or Mustangs had slumped to an all time low and the Mustang was in need of new blood. After 1994 the got beefer each year and included a 385-horsepower SVT Cobra R model in 2000. By 2004, Ford has sold nearly 8 million Mustangs. Today's Mustang is a blend of the best, looking very much like the late-'60s Mustangs while driving exactly like the fully contemporary performance coupe it is.

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Daily Trivia / May 23, 2026

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How proud was Ben of his printing?

Daily Trivia / May 22, 2026

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How much did Hitchcock pay for 'Psycho?'

Daily Trivia / May 22, 2026

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