The initials "SVO" on the rear deck stand for Special Vehicle Operations, Ford's racing division. This is their first baby, and it's a Mustang with a mission. During our lunch in the clouds ...

When Ford set SVO loose on the Mustang, the mission brief demanded improved handling, and increased appeal to modern performance enthusiasts. That can be read as enthusiasts buying foreign brands.

You seldom see a Mustang SVO these days. Come to think of it, even when new they were as scarce as Republicans in Hollywood. In retrospect, Ford's product planners practically guaranteed such ...

The rumored Mustang SVO seemed too good to be true, but Ford's Special Vehicle Operations wasn't kidding when it introduced the most sophisticated Mustang ever in the fall of 1983. Equipped with a ...

Today's 1986 Ford Mustang SVO is one of 3,382 built in this, the final model year, and one of just 9,844 made by Ford's Special Vehicles Operations (SVO) over its three-year run. At the time ...

If the 1978 Ford Mustang King Cobra II isn't quite your thing, why not give the 1984 Ford Mustang SVO a try? In the Jan. 3, 1983, issue of Autoweek, we previewed a different take on the pony car ...

There's a chance Ford will bring back the Mustang SVO, a name reserved for the hottest turbo-4-powered version of the pony car. Motor1 reported Thursday that Ford not-so-subtly hinted there's room ...

This is a story of two powerful forces in conflict. The first force was the 1984 to 1986 Ford Mustang SVO, a limited-volume, high-tech, Fox-body high-performance Mustang variant. The other force ...

Could this be the reborn Mustang SVO that we have been dreaming of? Well, based on the invite we received Friday to a mysterious background event that Ford is holding for the Mustang soon ...

The original Fox body Mustang SVO was an odd-looking chap with an impressive 205 hp turbo four cylinder and more amenities than the standard pony car. While the light little ‘Stang had a decent ...