Dive into the world of Mustangs with Gaudin X as we explore the 2024 Mustang Dark Horse and the 2017 Shelby GT350. Priced around $65,000, these beasts may resemble typical Mustangs, but let's dive deeper to see what sets them apart.

Discover the roaring power of the Shelby GT350's voodoo v8 5.2 Liter engine and learn why it stands out with its naturally aspirated flat-point crank.

Meanwhile, get a closer look at the Mustang Dark Horse's generation 4 Coyote v8 engine and its impressive acceleration off the line.

Join us as we break down tire specifications, exhaust sounds, interiors, and test drives for Dark Horse and GT350 and discover which truly reigns supreme.

Key Moments
00:00 - Intro
00:28 - Shelby Mustang GT 350 Overview
01:56 - Mustang Dark Horse Overview
04:12 - GT 350 Tires
05:10 - Mustang Dark Horse Tires
06:53 - GT 350 Exhaust
07:21 - Mustang Dark Horse Exhaust
08:26 - GT 350 Interior
08:41 - Dark Horse Interior
08:50 - Test drive GT 350
09:19 - Test Drive Dark Horse
10:30 - Final Thoughts

2017 Shelby GT350:
The Shelby GT350's "Voodoo" engine is named as such because of its unique flat-plane crankshaft design, which is a departure from the typical American V8 design. This design choice gives the GT350 its distinct high-revving character and throaty exhaust note, reminiscent of exotic European sports cars.

2024 Mustang Dark Horse:
The "Dark Horse" name for the Mustang model is fitting, as a "dark horse" in racing lingo refers to a competitor that unexpectedly outperforms. Given its impressive acceleration off the line and Generation 4 Coyote V8 engine, the 2024 Mustang Dark Horse certainly lives up to its name, surprising many with its performance.

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