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Ford Mustang GT Convertible

They say it never rains in southern California, making it the perfect location for Ford to introduce its new Mustang Convertible.

By removing the roof from its latest Mustang, Ford has added to the car's appeal. We'd have preferred the V8 coup

They say it never rains in southern California, making it the perfect location for Ford to introduce its new Mustang Convertible. Unfortunately, the firm chose the area's wettest fortnight in history to roll the first models off the line. In a brief dry spell, we got behind the wheel and dropped the hood on the blue oval's most evocative soft-top of the decade.

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Only a year ago, the world got its first glimpse of the all-new Mustang Coup

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