What new Ford product would sell overseas? Not the Mustang

What Ford's overseas fans really want the company to build for them is not some modified American Mustang, but a true successor to the classic Capri (pictured).

November 21, 2013 05:00 AM

For the second time in its 50-year run, the Mustang will be exported. When the new model arrives late next year, Ford Motor Co. plans to market the iconic American sports coupe globally.

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