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This is possibly the most visually arresting Mustang on display at SEMA this year.

Ford Performance and Roush Performance have added a new chapter to their storied history.

Roush has begun teasing its 2018 Ford Mustang project.

Fresh from the GT350RC’s championship winning season, Ford Performance announced the new Mustang GT4 race car at SEMA 2016.

The 2015 Ford Mustang is starting to get the aftermarket treatment.

Google will enlist Roush Enterprises to assemble its new self-driving car prototype in Southeast Michigan. 

Renowned Mustang tuner Roush just announced its latest product: the Stage 3 Mustang Premier Edition which it will build in partnership with Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes.

Roush Performance has teamed up with its NASCAR Roush Fenway Racing driver Greg Biffle to build a custom Ford F-150 SVT Raptor  as part of the Sherwin-Williams Planet Color All-Star Charity Challenge.

Known for modifying Ford products for improved performance, tuning house Roush just announced a new package for the 2012 V6 Mustang called the Roush Six, or “RS” package.

Roush and Ford have teamed up to donate a complete one-off 2013 Roush Stage 3 Mustang to be auctioned off at the upcoming SAE Foundation’s 25th Anniversary Celebration.

Fans of the raging Roush-modified Ford vehicles will be pleased to know the performance tuner has another fire-breather on the way soon — the 2013 Roush Stage 3 Mustang.

When it goes on sale this month, the package won’t beat the legendary Shelby GT500, but it will boosts performance to 565 hp and 505 lb-ft of torque — well beyond the Boss 302.

Stacking the Mustang up to that level is no easy task. Roush achieves the venerable feat by installing a supercharger capable of high speeds to deliver significantly increased power.

Roush is to Ford what steroids are to athletics. While their modified vehicles are certainly less than common on the road, we usually see them materialize as Mustangs. That wont be true this time.

Packing 540-hp and 465 lb-ft of torque, Roush’s RS3 Hyper-Series Mustang features a 50-state legal TVS 2.3L Roushcharger, Roush-calibrated suspension, and a Roush-tuned exhaust system. The limited edition RS3 Mustang has been named the Hyper-Series, and Roush makes Ford‘s top sports car a true performance enthusiast’s dream.

For those satisfied with the performance from Ford‘s Mustang but looking for something more stylish, Roush Performance’s 2012 Ford Mustang Stage 2 is made for you. Leaving the engine untouched, Roush Performance’s Stage 2 Mustang features both their styling and suspension packages, with a huge collection of optional upgrades to make your Mustang hug those corners tighter while also looking better.

Famed Ford Mustang tuner Roush has been modifying Mustangs since 1995. And with a history of racing in various forms of motorsports, Roush Performance has become more than just about aftermarket parts – they’ve been building Roush cars, blending the best of street and race performance into an affordable package.

In great anticipation from Mustang enthusiasts all over the world, Roush has just unveiled its 2012 RS3 model at the Fabulous Fords Event at Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA. Sporting 540-hp and 465- lb-ft of torque thanks to a Roushcharger, it also gets dual-color graphics that available in six different shades. In addition, the Mustang will sport Jack Roush’s signature in a rear blackout panel and a Roush-badged gas cap.

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[Source: MustangsDaily.com]