To celebrate 60 years since the birth of an automotive legend, Ford Philippines brought together over 100 members of the Mustang Enthusiasts Philippines, the Mustang Club Philippines, and Mustang owners and enthusiasts for an anniversary meet-up and surprised them with an exclusive first look at the All-New Mustang slated to be launched in the country in May 2024.
Mustang owners drove to the venue with their prized muscle cars to form a spectacular display of Mustangs showcasing the sports coupe’s storied evolution through the years. Of the classic models in attendance, the oldest were a 1965 Fastback which captivated onlookers with its sleek silhouette and a 1965 Shelby with its unmistakable engine roar emblematic of the pony power that the Ford Mustang is known for.
As a bonus for event attendees, an exclusive peek at the 7th generation All-New Mustang brought the majestic machine’s 60-year legacy full circle as guests got to see the latest addition to the iconic lineup up close in all its stylish glory. Jim Owens, GTD Mustang Brand Manager, also joined the festivities virtually to share his stories and experiences about the development of Mustang through the years.
Guests bonded over a sumptuous feast of wine and cocktails as the sun set while listening to an acoustic performance by one of the country’s iconic artists. It was a memorable day for Mustang enthusiasts in the country who did not just enjoy each other’s company, but also took part in another global milestone that celebrated 60 years of pony greatness and welcomed a new era of the Ford Mustang with an exclusive first-look at the 7th generation All-New Mustang.
“The Mustang has undergone evolution over the last six decades, but one thing remains the same – the Mustang’s unparalleled driving performance that represents the spirit of freedom, passion, and innovation. We are thrilled to join the global celebration of Mustang’s 60th anniversary, but most of all, we are excited to open the next chapter for this icon with the launch of the All-New Mustang in the Philippines in May,” says Mike Breen, managing director, Ford Philippines.
