NASCAR stock cars used to actually be stock , but that hasn’t been the case for a while. Automaker still use road-car branding for their NASCAR entries, though, and the current-generation Cup Series cars are a much better canvas for road-car styling than the previous generation. One of the best efforts so far is the updated Mustang that Ford will race in 2027, starting with Daytona Speedweeks.
When Ford announced the Mustang Dark Horse SC in January, it confirmed that the nameplate would replace the standard Dark Horse in the Cup Series. Now we know what the updated car looks like, and it’s a solid effort to superimpose the design of the…
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