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The Shelby GTS was a Mustang upgrade package from Shelby American, unveiled at the 2011 New York Auto Show as a more attainable Shelby aimed at younger buyers and newcomers to the brand. It could be applied to the V6 and V8 Mustangs introduced for 2011, and on a V8 car it served as the spiritual successor to the 2007 and 2008 Ford Shelby GT. Customers could have a car shipped to the Shelby facility in Las Vegas for conversion or deliver it themselves. The basic kit added new front and rear fascias, a deep draw fiberglass hood, a black billet grille, Le Mans stripes, upgraded Baer brakes, a Borla exhaust and new springs, shocks and anti-roll bars, with a supercharger kit, larger brakes, adjustable camber and caster plates, a short throw shifter and BFGoodrich race tires as options. The package started at 9,995 dollars without the donor car. A 50th Anniversary Edition limited to 100 cars, 50 black and 50 Performance White, marked the foundation of Shelby American.

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2011 1
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Ford Mustang V6 or V8 2
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Ford Mustang, Vehicles
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Source 2012 Ford Mustang Shelby GTS Seeks Younger Buyers (Motor Authority)Lead
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Shelby American enhanced the car
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1. 2012 Ford Mustang Shelby GTS Seeks Younger Buyers (Motor Authority)
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    following the unveiling this week at the 2011 New York Auto Show of the 2012 Shelby GTS
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    Shelby American enhanced the car
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2. Wikipedia: Shelby Mustang
2011-2014 Shelby GTS
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It was available in both V6 and V8 form configurations.
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