Ford Mustang
The first pony car, a sporty, affordable car that gave its name to a new class.
The Mustang was shown at the New York World's Fair in April 1964 and sold more than a million in less than two years. It was based on the Falcon family car.
Materials: Steel monocoque body; six- or eight-cylinder engine
Manufacture: Made in Dearborn and other plants; buyers chose from many options.
The galloping horse in the grille.
The long bonnet and the short tail.