By SEMA Editors

Ford has revived the Pony Package for the '16 Mustang with the 2.3L Ecoboost engine. It's long been an appearance package that, this time, joins a long list of new exterior-enhancement options for the recently redesigned pony car.

The '16 version adds over the standard Ecoboost Mustang these 19-inch polished wheels, a chrome grille that looks more in line with Ford's car offerings such as the Fusion, stripes along the sides of the car, and a tri-color pony in the grille.

It's not clear if there are any changes to the interior. It's also uncertain how many colors and trim options from the regular car the Pony Package will make available, but it doesn't seem as restrictive as other packages offered on '16 Mustangs.

The '16 Mustang Pony Package goes on sale at the end of 2015.

By SEMA Editors

Ford has revived the Pony Package for the '16 Mustang with the 2.3L Ecoboost engine. It's long been an appearance package that, this time, joins a long list of new exterior-enhancement options for the recently redesigned pony car.

The '16 version adds over the standard Ecoboost Mustang these 19-inch polished wheels, a chrome grille that looks more in line with Ford's car offerings such as the Fusion, stripes along the sides of the car, and a tri-color pony in the grille.

It's not clear if there are any changes to the interior. It's also uncertain how many colors and trim options from the regular car the Pony Package will make available, but it doesn't seem as restrictive as other packages offered on '16 Mustangs.

The '16 Mustang Pony Package goes on sale at the end of 2015.

By SEMA Editors

Ford has revived the Pony Package for the '16 Mustang with the 2.3L Ecoboost engine. It's long been an appearance package that, this time, joins a long list of new exterior-enhancement options for the recently redesigned pony car.

The '16 version adds over the standard Ecoboost Mustang these 19-inch polished wheels, a chrome grille that looks more in line with Ford's car offerings such as the Fusion, stripes along the sides of the car, and a tri-color pony in the grille.

It's not clear if there are any changes to the interior. It's also uncertain how many colors and trim options from the regular car the Pony Package will make available, but it doesn't seem as restrictive as other packages offered on '16 Mustangs.

The '16 Mustang Pony Package goes on sale at the end of 2015.

By SEMA Editors

Ford has revived the Pony Package for the '16 Mustang with the 2.3L Ecoboost engine. It's long been an appearance package that, this time, joins a long list of new exterior-enhancement options for the recently redesigned pony car.

The '16 version adds over the standard Ecoboost Mustang these 19-inch polished wheels, a chrome grille that looks more in line with Ford's car offerings such as the Fusion, stripes along the sides of the car, and a tri-color pony in the grille.

It's not clear if there are any changes to the interior. It's also uncertain how many colors and trim options from the regular car the Pony Package will make available, but it doesn't seem as restrictive as other packages offered on '16 Mustangs.

The '16 Mustang Pony Package goes on sale at the end of 2015.

	SEMA’s editorial team is currently pulling releases for use in both SEMA News October and Show Daily.

By Carr Winn

It’s not too late to submit your new products to SEMA’s Exhibitor Press Release Library. With about 100 words of copy and a high-resolution image, you can upload a press release and gain critical exposure for your company. This is a no-cost opportunity that puts your company, your booth number, and your new product in front of thousands of potential buyers.

SEMA’s editorial team is currently pulling releases for use in both SEMA News October and Show Daily. If you want to be considered for publication, it’s time to finalize your text and select the best image of your new product.

According to the publishing department, multiple exhibitors have reached out hoping for a brief extension for the deadline to submit releases. The extension has been approved and is now August 10. Inevitably, there are exhibitors who still need time to finalize their copy, and to obtain a high-resolution image for their press release. While the products featured in SEMA’s Pre-Show publications will be chosen on a first-come, first-served basis, that doesn’t mean you can’t submit a release after August 10. In fact, exhibitors are asked to continue uploading new materials to the Press Release library up until the Show opens. For all media covering the SEMA Show, the Library is designed as a resource that offers visitors a preview of the 2015 SEMA Show

Key Contacts for SEMA’s Exhibitor Press Release Library and SEMA’s editorial department:

Della Domingo
Public Relations Director
dellad@sema.org
                                                          
John Stewart
Vice President, Editorial Director
Johns@sema.org

	SEMA’s editorial team is currently pulling releases for use in both SEMA News October and Show Daily.

By Carr Winn

It’s not too late to submit your new products to SEMA’s Exhibitor Press Release Library. With about 100 words of copy and a high-resolution image, you can upload a press release and gain critical exposure for your company. This is a no-cost opportunity that puts your company, your booth number, and your new product in front of thousands of potential buyers.

SEMA’s editorial team is currently pulling releases for use in both SEMA News October and Show Daily. If you want to be considered for publication, it’s time to finalize your text and select the best image of your new product.

According to the publishing department, multiple exhibitors have reached out hoping for a brief extension for the deadline to submit releases. The extension has been approved and is now August 10. Inevitably, there are exhibitors who still need time to finalize their copy, and to obtain a high-resolution image for their press release. While the products featured in SEMA’s Pre-Show publications will be chosen on a first-come, first-served basis, that doesn’t mean you can’t submit a release after August 10. In fact, exhibitors are asked to continue uploading new materials to the Press Release library up until the Show opens. For all media covering the SEMA Show, the Library is designed as a resource that offers visitors a preview of the 2015 SEMA Show

Key Contacts for SEMA’s Exhibitor Press Release Library and SEMA’s editorial department:

Della Domingo
Public Relations Director
dellad@sema.org
                                                          
John Stewart
Vice President, Editorial Director
Johns@sema.org