Revology Car Review | 1966 Mustang GT Convertible in Nightmist Blue Metallic

This is car #57, a Revology 1966 Mustang GT Convertible in Nightmist Blue Metallic with Parchment leather interior. This Mustang GT features the 460hp 5.0 Ti-VCT “Coyote” Gen 3 engine and Revology’s first-ever application of Ford’s 10R80 electronically controlled 10-speed automatic transmission. The additional ratios provided by the 10R80 ensure the engine is always in its power band for superior responsiveness while also delivering improved fuel economy. The 10R80 is another example of how Revology leads the industry in the adoption of the latest technology to improve performance, drivability, and reliability.
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The official KZbin channel for Revology Cars. As the name implies, Revology focuses on automotive “re-engineering” and “evolution”. The concept behind the company is to bring a scientific approach to the redesign of classic automobiles, using modern components and manufacturing processes to improve their performance, reliability, durability, fuel economy, safety, comfort, and to reduce emissions, while retaining their essential character and style. Revology Cars is a manufacturer of officially licensed Ford Mustang and Shelby Automobiles.

[@wolfthornhawkridge5705]

Your creations never disappoint. I actually thought I read it wrong regarding a 10 speed transmission, thanks for confirming and continuing to excite us Mustang owners. And you are correct, there is nothing like cursing in a convertible to do your part for social distancing! Keep up the GREAT 👍🏼 work. Kudos to you and the Revology Team!

[@buckvarner3661]

I just wanted Tom and the whole team at Revology Mustangs that I think what you are doing is the greatest thing I have ever seen in automobile manufacturing. Congratulations, Buck Varner

[@Dominion-1]

(2:46) I know I'm not the only one who thought my wi-fi stalled at 2:46.

[@edday2636]

Coming from a current Mustang (not Revology) owner, that is a gorgeous car. When I was younger, I owned a '67 fastback with Lime Gold finish. If I sell my house I can buy 2 of these Revology Mustangs!

[@michaelrobson8742]

I think is my favourite one so far, love the blue with the blue roof ❤️❤️

[@Sandhill1988]

Stunning automobile. But stuffing all of that modern tech into it kind of defeats the purpose. We love old cars because they are simple, these not so much. They retain the classic look but not what makes them truly desirable. " Simplicity is genius". Now if you could crank out exact replicas of The Originals that would be super sweet. I can repair anything on my 67 myself in my driveway with common tools.

[@69FOSTER]

Agree, I'd like to get a 1965 Mustang, but I'd get one that is fully restored and that looks, runs, sounds and smells like the original '65 Mustang.

[@dennisstafford7801]

Sweet ride, enjoyed the comments on the state of the art powertrain, great color

[@taesheppard8812]

My dream car right here! they’re just so expensive

[@roysalman4831]

absolutely they should have made these 100 - 120k but the price right now for what you are getting just isnt worth it

[@marissahaselwander4912]

I have one and its not in the shape that one is in but its a brighter blue with cream interior and top and its probably worth 14K

[@utrippin7486]

can you make a crash test video?

[@belotface]

With this 10 speed automatic can you "feel" the shifts if you really jump on it, say from a dead stop? Thanks

[@marissahaselwander4912]

Hey I have that car. It’s just a brighter blue (not original paint) and the interior and top is cream color.

[@TheWafernation]

I have a 66 couple I would love to know color is on this one

[@reviveyoursoul9346]

Read the title

[@MightyMonk360]

Is it a V8?

[@Reli55]

As much as I want one it’s too damn overpriced regardless what they say - their marketing and all.

[@Dominion-1]

Like all the other toys in life, companies make them for the rich... at first. Then if it becomes a high demand the competition will bring down the price. But the competition must be approved by Ford.

[@Reli55]

Liberty that’s the sad part about that Ford’s approval and I don’t blame them for their brand’s reputation. Regardless there’s still cheaper or affordable ways and options to have a mustang or any classic restomod nowadays without having those so called patented rights from Ford and their peers.

[@jmoney881]

Gotta keep them high priced so IF YOU ever get one, YOU will feel special. If everyone could afford a Lamborghini, then no one would bat an eye at your car. Exclusivity comes at a price. Toyota Corollas do not...

[@maximexc1299]

If you can buy a 200k $ car. you don't give a shit about that. you just want to beautiful car to be safe and powerful. You just want relability and a strong company. You don't want to burn your mind on a non-working modified car.

[@richardmikoley7234]

For the price of this you can get a fully restored real Mustang.My wife’s 66 Mustang was $2000 new.That to much money unless your Bill Gates.

[@markk3453]

for the money u want I can get one for half the price as a ev . except the 1% with money no one will be buying these. also the new 10 speed in the mustang sucks. looks nice tho but that's about it.