Ford Contemplates Rebranding Dark Horse Mustang After Male Dancer "Black Stallion" Announces Retirement
October 4, 2023

"...we see an intriguing opportunity to change the name to something less… corny."

DETROIT—Ford Motor Company is deliberating a significant rebranding for its beloved Dark Horse Mustang following the retirement of the renowned male dancer known as "Black Stallion." This decision stems from the fact that with his retirement, the iconic name "Black Stallion" is now available for potential use.


The Dark Horse Mustang been celebrated for its power, performance, and style, captivating car enthusiasts around the globe with its distinctive design and formidable engine. However, it was never directly associated with "Black Stallion" in the past, making this potential rebranding all the more surprising.


Lisa Anderson, Ford's spokesperson, discussed the company's consideration of rebranding the Dark Horse Mustang. "The Dark Horse Mustang is the embodiment of performance and  has a passionate fanbase. With the unexpected retirement of 'Black Stallion,' we see an intriguing opportunity to change the name to something less… corny."


"Black Stallion," known for his dynamic performances, expressed his astonishment upon hearing the news. "I had no idea that my retirement would have such an impact on the automotive world. It's truly shocking to learn that they would want to name the car after a stripper."


As Ford navigates the potential rebranding of the Dark Horse Mustang, it faces the challenge of maintaining the vehicle's legacy while embracing change. Car enthusiasts and industry observers are keenly watching to see how the automaker transforms this iconic automobile in response to "Black Stallion's" unexpected retirement.

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