1. Ferrari: Ferrari is a world-famous racing and sports car manufacturer, headquartered in Maranello, Italy. Founded by Enzo Ferrari on 1947, it mainly produces Formula One racing cars, racing cars and high-performance sports cars. The legendary symbols used by Ferrari have an unusual origin. Originally used as a personal badge, this symbol was used by FrancescoBaracca, the Italian World War I Medal of Honor winner, who painted the badge on the fuselage of the plane he was flying. 1923, Enzo Ferrari met Francisco's mother in a car race. The mother was very proud of her son's heroic record, so she asked Enzo Ferrari to print his son's prancing horse logo on the car. 2. Ford Mustang: The iconic extended hood and shorter rear deck mark 40 years of history, just as the following classic design styles are the same as those of Mustang since the 1960s: the C-shaped opening on the side of the car body, the three-way taillights and the galloping sign in the middle of the water tank guard. Wild horses look as fierce as sharks. Most of its nose conveys a feeling that has been elusive since the late 1960s. The jewel-decorated circular headlights placed in the trapezoidal space are the embodiment of Ford's amazing innovative design ability. This special muscle car chassis is an out-and-out new product. It is equipped with a front suspension that can be called a handicraft and an accurate three-rear axle equipped with a Panhard lever. These, together with the precise direct steering system and powerful disc brakes, I believe that Mustang will definitely give you a higher level of muscle car driving experience.