The 2010 Mustang's lower, more-aggressive stance makes it seem ready to charge from the starting gate. The dropping fender line running into the belt-line kick-up and rear haunch give the impression the car squats down slightly in an aggressive stance.
Roger Keeney took a brand new 2010 Ford Mustang convertible on an amazing ride, doing donuts on the pavement and amassing speeds of up to 90 mph. This would be a thrill for anybody but what makes this truly remarkable is that fact that Keeney has been blind for the past 20 years.
On May 7, 2009, Ford flew Keeney down to the expansive Ford Proving Grounds just outside of Phoenix, Ariz. With safety their number one concern, the Mustang team arranged for former professional racer Tommy Kendall to ride shotgun in the car.
"The most life-changing thing you can do for folks with disabilities is put them in a situation that everyone else has told them is impossible. The experience for me in the Mustang with Tommy Kendall next to me and driving that wonderful automobile was really great," Keeney added.