What car brand features a galloping horse as its logo?
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A galloping horse logo represents the Ford Mustang. In 1962, Ford developed the first concept car of the Mustang—the Mustang I concept. However, due to the impracticality of its two-seat design, Ford introduced the Mustang II concept in 1963. In 1964, the first-generation production model Mustang was officially unveiled at the New York World's Fair. Here are specific details about the Ford Mustang: 1. Interior Design: Exceptional design concepts revisit Mustang's history with modern manufacturing materials and facilities, including customizable dashboard colors that push personalization to the extreme. Optional interior color accent packages, inspired by the acclaimed Mustang concept car interiors, feature charcoal black with red leather seats, red door panels, and red floor mats, while the cabin's aluminum trim further enhances the sense of Mustang's technical excellence. 2. Design Style: The iconic elongated hood and shorter rear deck signify 40 years of history, with these classic design elements becoming hallmarks of the Mustang since the 1960s: the C-scoop on the body sides, triple-element taillights, and the galloping horse emblem in the center of the grille. This dedicated muscle car chassis is entirely new, featuring a front suspension akin to a work of art and a precise, Panhard-rod-equipped three-link rear axle.
