Americans love the Ford Mustang for its extraordinary appearance and the exhaust sound of its engine. "I love Mustangs, I've always loved them. I love how they sound," tells one owner to a NTD TV, which airs in Russia. According to IHS Markit, last year, in terms of sales, Ford Mustang outperformed the Porsche 911, the BMW M4 and the Chevrolet Camaro. The manufacturer made a sure marketing move, releasing the 6th gen 2015 Mustang, which can be assembled with both left and right-hand drive. "Not surprisingly, one-third of the Mustang sales are outside the United States. They are loved in Europe, they are loved all over the world," Scott Keller, the curator of Exhibitry at the LeMay America's Car Museum tells NTD TV. Take Canada for example. As Automotive News reports, "Ford’s blockbuster month (in Canada) was driven entirely by trucks, with F-Series setting a June record, Explorer sales almost doubling and Escape up 23 per cent. While Ford car sales declined nine per cent, one interesting anomaly is that the Mustang (a sports car) found more buyers in June than did the Focus (a mainstream compact)." As we can see in one of Canada's top auto sales websites Kijiji, there are no shortage of choices of options when looking for a Ford Mustang. There are fans even in Asia. For the former Chinese race car driver Richard Guo this car literally sank into his soul. In 2011 he even decided to establish a Ford Mustang fan club in Beijing, which already has 3,000 members. "After buying my first Mustang every time I think about changing cars, I feel that other cars do not have such a great design, or too light a steering wheel, and there is no driving pleasure. Only "Mustang" is the best for me," says Richard Guo, founder of the Ford Mustang fan club in China. This year, Ford plans to ship the Mustang model to 140 countries, including China. In fact, the pricing and the specs of the 2018 Mustang are already available at TorqueNews. Also see this interesting chart on how modern Ford Mustang 0-60 times have improved over time.