The 2012 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet is one hot ride that was specially made for drag racing -- it's definitely not street legal. The powerful monster is equipped with a 5.4l supercharged engine and has 430 horsepower. It also comes with a 3-speed C4 Auto Race transmission.
The 2012 Ford Mustang Cobra Jet costs a whopping $92,000 and comes straight from the factory ready to race. The supercharged car was built with the purpose of racing in the NHRA Stock and Super Stock racing classes. You can't drive this baby over to your friend's house!
The muscular Mustang weighs a hefty 3,200 lbs and features light-weight, low-drag brakes, a NHRA certified roll cage and a wicked appearance that features a picture of a giant cobra snake on the side of the car.
What's Driving This Trend
- Drag Racing Roadsters
- Opportunity for developing high-performance, non-street legal roadsters specifically designed for drag racing.
- Supercharged Engines
- Opportunity for creating and marketing supercharged engines with high horsepower for racing purposes.
- Factory-ready Race Cars
- Opportunity for manufacturing and selling race cars that are ready for competition straight from the factory.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- Opportunity for automotive companies to cater to the niche market of drag racing by developing specialized vehicles and parts.
- Motorsports
- Opportunity for motorsports companies to capitalize on the demand for professional drag racing vehicles and equipment.
- Aftermarket Performance
- Opportunity for aftermarket performance companies to offer upgrades and modifications specifically tailored for drag racing enthusiasts.
