Ford recently unveiled a high end version of the 2011 Mustang dubbed as the RTR. The package was developed in collaboration with Formula Drift Mustang GT driver, Vaughn Gittin Jr. and can now be availed through select dealers of Ford for $7,895.

The RTR features rear diffuser, aluminum spoiler, extensions for the side sill, and chin spoiler. Other highlights of the car include the distinctive stripes, 19-inch rims with FK-452 Falken tires, and an interior trim that includes custom shifter, RTR emblems, and exclusive mats.

The car manufacturer has not officially released the performance numbers of the Mustang RTR. They also tweaked the ECU of the car, installed an air filter that is high flow, and racing mufflers.

The goal of the project is to introduce a Mustang package that will appeal to the younger crowd and lovers of muscle cars as well. The package is currently offered for Mustang GTs with a V6 package due before the end of the year. The team of Michigan-based Classic Design Concepts builds the package.

Teasers of the RTR Carbon are being shown at the MustangRTR.com with a sticker price expected to hit $135,000. No details have been released for the RTR Carbon.

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Shelby fixed a supercharged to the donated coupe and boosted the power of the DOHC V8 5.4L engine to 725hp. Their mechanics also tweaked the car with better radiator and intercooler, JBA exhaust system, and cold air intake.

The Ford tuner company also produced a tamer 630hp variant which uses Borla exhaust instead of the JBA.

Adjustable dampers were also installed to provide the ride with better handling. This came with stiffer springs, tougher anti-roll bar, and some tower brace for the front strut. The Super Snake deal also comes with customized 20-inch rims in combo with P-Zero Perelli rubbers.

More power isn’t enough if you can not stop the ride so Baer front calipers with six pistons were installed coupled with ventilated brake discs.

The Ford Mustang GT500 modified by Shelby is really an eye catcher with the modified hood and oversized vents and scoops. Not satisfied with the body work, Shellyby also gave the car some side sills, carbon fiber splitter, and rear window scoops.

A great car comes with a great price. The package starts at a hefty $29485 if you want the milder 630hp version. Shell out $33495 for the mean 725hp. Customers willing to take out the money from their pockets can have their cars modified starting this August.