A dealer in southeastern Ohio advertises 750-hp Mustangs for almost $30,000 less than the Shelby GT500. Can a tuned Mustang hang with Ford's factory hot rod?

A dealer in southeastern Ohio advertises 750-hp Mustangs for almost $30,000 less than the Shelby GT500. Hitting 60 mph in 4.0 seconds and clearing the quarter-mile in 12.3, the BFP car was two-tenths slower to 60 and three-tenths slower in the quarter-mile than a stock Mustang GT with the automatic. A Roush pit crew also swung by to bolt on a different set of 20-inch wheels and Continental ExtremeContact Sport tires, a combination that comes with Roush's Stage 3 car and which BFP sells separately for $3022. [Extracted from the article]