A new record in the Malaysia Book of Records was achieved when 137 Ford Mustangs gathered under the Malaysian Mustang Club banner. The event, held at the Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, saw Mustang owners and fans get together to share the Mustang experience.
An official record certificate was presented to the club president, Alfred C K Joseph, by the chief operating officer of the Malaysia Book of Records, Christopher Wong. “We are delighted to have earned a spot in the Malaysia Book of Records for having the title of biggest gathering of Ford Mustang vehicles in the country,” said Joseph.
Our aim is to show unity and harmony by bringing all walks of life together in our multiracial community through our passion and love for cars,” Joseph continued. Established in 2018, the Malaysian Mustang Club now has 245 members.
Aside from sharing information and knowledge about the Mustang, the club also advocates safe and courteous driving and provides a platform for Mustang fans to connect with one another. The Ford Mustang was first released in 1964 and has been in continuous production ever since.
Syed Ahmad Muzri Syed Faiz, managing director of Ford distributor Sime Darby Auto Connexion, said, “Kudos to Mustang Club Malaysia for spearheading this event and setting a new record in the country. It is a tremendous feat to organise and mobilise 137 Mustang vehicles and club members.
“We are incredibly proud of their efforts. We continue to be committed in maintaining close relations with the network of various Ford owners’ clubs and supporting their activities to foster deeper mutual understanding and camaraderie.”
The latest sixth-generation Mustang was sold here, offered with either a 317 PS 2.3 litre EcoBoost turbocharged four-cylinder or a 416 PS 5.0 litre naturally-aspirated V8. Back when it was new in 2016, it was priced at RM488,888 for the EcoBoost and RM598,888 for the V8-powered GT. The facelift, which includes a more powerful 430 PS V8, was supposed to be launched last year, but plans have yet to materialise.
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Abang-abang yg majoriti ramai la katsana. Ford Mustang pon mmg mampu milik 150k jek..fuuyoh
Imagine the rumble of v8 engines all at one time….
Very syoik one, I think
This pipul preferred social gathering then social distancing… put our kids lives at danger. Ahbeng2 so hadap car clubs and the muhibah, car gathering, konvoi, xpdc ramai2, merayap sana sini…. to build closer silaturahim & heppi. But their choice of favoret cars macem mustang, vellfire, fd civic, satria, ysuku, bmw biker, caldina mmg rare & lejen. Ayoh hidup motoring!
i think most of them will be 2.3 ecoboost engines…
I think a lot more could have been said about this most iconic car in the world today than just a few paragraphs. Or am I missing something here.
Heh.. I am waiting to see the largest Myvi gathering..
now let’s do a myvi gathering, im sure it will easily beat this record
200m stretch of LDP near Sunway Toll would have already more MyVi than this.
shouldnt there be social distancing. next thing we know, the mustang cluster….
Yo my homies have rolled into town and took down the house!
Fantastic! Hope to see the community of American performance car owners get even larger. RHD Chevrolet Corvettes will be available starting 2021, hopefully Malaysia will start getting them soon (at a reasonable price of course).
Chevrolet Camaro owners in MY should also gather like this…
Overpriced junk leftovers, not suitable for this country’s climate.
This is a muscle car which is not suitable for Malaysian roads. Aesthetic wise it is a beautiful car, handling wise depends on the driving patterns.