The original Ford Mustang Convertible made its official debut in 1964, effectively establishing the convertible pony-car class of American cars. 15 years later, in 1979, the Mustang took on a newly implemented Fox platform which saw the Mustang feature its very first turbocharged engine. Much the same as the EcoBoost engine found in the 2020 Mustang, the Fox-body 'Stang had a 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder. But the Fox-body era was a long time ago, and significant strides have been made in turbocharging. While the original developed just 131 horsepower, buying an EcoBoost Mustang in 2020 can see up to 330 hp reaching the rear wheels through the buyer's choice of either a six-speed manual gearbox or ten-speed automatic. Despite the history behind turbocharged four-cylinder Mustangs, some purists still believe it's not a true Mustang if it doesn't have a V8. So what better way to enjoy the 'abomination' than as a top-down cruiser? That's where the Mustang Convertible comes into play, and with more power on tap than ever before, it's got eyes firmly set on segment dominance against long-standing rival