Ford Mustang II Trivia Quiz

The Ford Mustang II's 1974-1978 production run totaled 1,107,718 units.

The Ford Mustang II was based  and derived from the Pinto.

True - the 1974 Ford Mustang was the first Mustang to win Motor Trend's Car of the Year.  Selling over 386,000 units, the 1974 Mustang ranks as the fourth best selling Mustang of all time.

The Ghia name comes from the Italian design firm Carrozzeria Ghia.

The 1974 Mustang only offered a 2.3L or a 2.8L V6.  1974 would mark the first year in which a V8 wasn't an option for the Mustang.

The Mustang King Cobra was available in a wide variety of colors, including:
Black (1C)
Silver (2G)
Bight Red (2R)
Dark Brown (5Q)
Bright Yellow (6E)
Dark Midnight Blue (3A)
Tangerine (85)
White (9D)
and more . . .

The 1978 Mustang King Cobra was the first Mustang to use the venerable 5.0 badge.

The Mustang King Cobra only appeared as a 1978 model year.  The King Cobra was only available with Ford's 5.0L 302 and sold 4,313 units.

The Mustang II Ghia was the best selling model during the 1974-1978 model run.  The Ghia sold 242,192 units while the Mach1 sold 88,757 units and the Cobra II sold 45,216 units.