2012 Ford Mustang BOSS 302 Tooling Tryout #1 V8TV-Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode
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- 2012 Ford Mustang BOSS 302 Tooling Tryout #1 V8TV-Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode #168:
Each week, Muscle Car Of The Week looks back at a cool car from The Brothers Collection, and this week, we’re not looking back very far. This is a 2012 Ford Mustang BOSS 302, a direct descendant of the first generation BOSS 302s from 1969 and 1970, and Ford stayed true to their mission when creating the modern version of the BOSS. And yes, there’s something special about this particular car as well.
Music Credit: Track One: "Big Block" by Ritchie Hayden
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Ford Performance really nailed it with this Boss 302 model. I have one and still can't believe how amazing it is every time I drive it. Wow.
Project 747. Lots of ppl below are calling the Boss engine “Roadrunner”, but fyi, according to the book that comes with the car, when management heard some people internally using the term Roadrunner (faster than a coyote) they quickly dismissed that name because, according to product planning manager Todd Soderquist, “we weren’t going to put a Mopar name on our icon.” They “quickly came up with a new code name - 747.” This name was due to the aerodynamic features of the Boss 302 and historic connections between Ford and Boeing. I drive a 2013 Black/Grey Laguna Seca - absolutely raw car (for 2013) which I love and never plan to sell.
I have a 2012 Boss identical to this one and I freaking love it. It does a nice job of combining modern refinement with the sound and feel of old school muscle. And it rips!
I’m on the fence about buying one
You still have it ? And still loving it ? How’s the MT82?
@@Canadiancigarguy No I sold it about a year ago. It's a great car but I suspect that the newer Mustangs can hang with it. The MT 82 was ok I didn't have any issues with it. It is a little bit noisier inside because they didn't have a lot of sound insulation in them to save weight. Biggest reason I sold it is because I wasn't all that inspired by the looks of it. I have a few cars and that one just didn't do it for me over the long haul. The driving experience in it was top notch though. Only had about 15 K on it when I sold it.
Beautiful Car,... I miss that body style,
My thanks to Ford for officially starting the "Muscle Cars v2.0" era in 2005. Ford, Mopar, Chevy....the gang is all back together again and it's great.
The 2012 Boss 302 has even been named by Ford as, "The best Mustang ever built." Motortrend made the same statement. They are sky rocketing in value.
Love my 2013 BOSS 302! I've owned old school muscle, and this car has plenty of old school charm with modern day reliability, safety and road manners. "Track key" was not mentioned, but it adds to the BOSS 302's forte.
I have a 2012 boss 302. Badass car. Mine is # 1421 Kona blue.
I like these headlights better than the ones on the new style Mustangs. Unfortunately, I think the 2012 and 2013 Bosses have already become collector cars.
Note: That's not a coyote engine. That is the ROADRUNNER engine with completely different internals and parts.
Loved it when the camera person pointed out the '69 Boss.
I used to be a stickler for only considering older Muscle cars worthy of praise, but i have grown to appreciate the fact that modern muscle cars are flat out SUPERIOR in almost every category.
I still appreciate the character of past generation muscle, but modern generation muscle cars have EARNED their place.
Yeah, it really ticks me off when people dismiss modern cars offhandedly with some generic, baseless, biased bullcrap like "it's made of plastic", etc.
Great to see some modern muscle on the show.
Another great MCOTW, nothing wrong with mixing old and new..... thanks for the credit too :-)
I think it's a great idea to put some new muscle into the collection excellent idea and again an excellent narrator good job again Kevin
Thanks for sharing some insight into TT1! Sibling #409 from 2013 says hello :)
Just found your guys channel. LOVE IT!
New Boss and new Stangs in general extremely nice vehicles. I was around for the first run of classic muscle cars, if I had my preference give me a 70.
Kevin, just fyi, bone stock on street tires, they hit 12.1 @116mph..not the 12.8 a magazine test says..
I was going to mention that the Boss 302 & Boss 302 Laguna Seca ran 1/4 mile times of 12.4-12.3 by multiple magazine testers . The performance pack GT's ran 12.7 sec times .
I had a 1969 Boss 302 and it was not stripped down, it had the deluxe (Mach 1) interior as an option. A/C and auto was not an option but had power steering.
i have the 2013 one i love it
I"d choose that year too, visually it's more like the original.
Looking at buying one next month #dreamcar
Hopefully it looks as great as it does in the photos presented to me, fingers crossed.
I love too see some modern muscle in the Brothers collection! I hope to see a video on the Dodge Challenger Hellcat soon... I am sure the Brothers must have picked one up by now ;)
Enjoyed my 12 Boss for 3 seasons and took it to the track (Mosport Grand Prix) once each season and it was amazing. Recommend any Boss owners to get yours to the track at least once to see how great they perform.....without worrying about traffic and police. :-)
Is that because of the larger valves and intake they put on this car? Or are there other additions that give it the different name?
I never dreamed a 5.0L 302 would have this kind of power. I love it!
RCH45ACP Name 5 that are producing 100+ hp per liter that are naturally aspirated affordable everyday cars without using google.
I love my 2018 Performance package Mustang.
Thanks guys that was the best burnout ever, he got a lil squirley which was the fun part Lol.
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Still the best car made in 30 years
I've always been a huge fan of the American Muscle. sad to see no Buick Grand National in the collection :(
Buick used to show up to the party with some amazing cars. I feel as though they wont be coming back anymore but their 1970-72 GS and their 80s G body cars were without doubt beautiful. been looking for a reasonable 1972 sun coupe for a while. Majority seem to be rusted out sadly.
It's about time they mixed it up alittle with some modern muscle and pony cars.
You guys should do a muscle car of the week on the 2004 Mach 1!
Modern Classic, and yes I would choose this ove the original boss. Sorry.
I wonder how many big name journalists and car testers sat in that seat and took that engine to 7000 screaming rpm...
He is Wrong in stating Engine "name' @ 2:10. It's not the Coyote engine but the Road Runner engine that is specific to the Boss 302 variant.
Glad someone else noticed. I have a gotta have it green also
It's not actually a brand name..if you research the name you will find "roadrunner" was dubbed by the building team but not a name that was stated by the ford company..because after all it is a coyote block at the core
I believe it is called the Coyote "Road Runner" engine.
Right if u try to buy the engine it is a boss engine.... roadrunner is just what the team nicknamed it
Cheers all! I wasn't trying to be a smartass.
Thanks a lot. Now I can't decide to buy a 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 or a Mustang GT Premium Convertible.
OMG, please HELP me.
I'd like to know how such machines "escape" the factory and end up in private hands. Years ago, Pilot cars were almost always destroyed, but some did manage to avoid the crusher
i think now they let them out on purpose because the manufactures are starting to realize what those cars are worth after fourty or fifty years. i mean they only made twelve of these cars. they will be worth a lot in fifty years!
Did you only drive around the building??
Can someone pleas explain why some boss 302 hoods are different from others? Like the one in this video is different while some other boss 302s have the similar hood as the gt. Please Let Me Know!!
2012 Boss had the power bulge style, while 2013 was vented instead.
Kevin.....who are 'the Brothers'? Can their collection be seen? Where? Thanks P.S. Rather sloppy burnout......I'd be happy to volunteer.........
Just an FYI. The Boss doesn’t have a Coyote. It has the RoadRunner.
Not a Coyote, Boss’s got a Roadrunner V8. Slightly different than a Coyote.
Nice ride but i prefer when you show classic...
"Roadrunner" V8, not "Coyote" V8... Coyote was fitted in the GT 5.0 mustangs.
It's a roadrunner engine not a coyote. But otherwise great video.
meet the new boss same as the old boss
A better car in every way, yet still the mechanical connection is lost. Maybe it is because you need less skill to drive it or maybe it doesn't need the same level of attention under the hood. Maybe we now know how special these cars are from day one. Still would be very happy to own one.
holy rev limiter
It's not a coyote.... It's called a road runner engine.... Fyi
best muscle car made in mexico
Actually these cars were built in Flat Rock Michigan
aaron18132 I know they weren't built in mexico. I like to mess with Mustang owners
LOL, they only made 40 thousand, so they're rare. Also, I couldn't tell you if this was a 2001 or a 2016, they all look the same.
3,249*
LOL, I did a quick search. Turns out that I'm 40 thousand+ , short. Total Mustang prod. # for 2012...88, 064!
Just because there were over 80,000 Mustangs produced in 2012 doesn't mean there were over 80,000 Boss 302 Mustangs produced in 2012. If you're insinuating that just because there were a lot of Mustangs (in general) produced that year, then this Boss 302 isn't "rare", then apply that same logic to a '71 Hemi Cuda to realize how off base you are with that assumption.
relax man...dudes crawl out from under the bridge when they think they have caught someone fudging numbers...however, they very seldom engage mouth before putting the ol thinking muscle in gear...roflmfao! 😎
btw...because TT0001
I'll take a 69 over that high dollar white collar play toy.
The day of the blue collar affordable Mustang are gone. Ford disgusts me.