After Ford delivered a massive blow to fans of the brand and the automotive industry in general in Australia with its decision to kill its local manufacturing operations on October 16, 2016 and end production of the rear-wheel drive Falcon, the Blue Oval thinks it can somewhat make up for it with the release of the next generation Mustang.
According to a News Corp. Australia report this weekend, Ford's global vice president of sales and marketing, Jim Farley, will fly to the land Down Under on August 13 to make an official announcement on the return of the Mustang nameplate in the same year that the Falcon will be axed.
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