Ford brought back the Mustang Shelby GT350 this year, but it’s a far cry from the original.

With its aerodynamically-optimized body, independent rear suspension, magnetically-controlled active suspension, and screaming 526 horsepower flat-plane crank V8, it’s a 21st century sports car that sells for around fifty grand.

Of course if you prefer the classic, there are plenty of them in circulation that are in very good condition…at prices as high as $500,000. That’s before you even start talking about the higher performance GT350 R, which goes for twice as much. So, as they say, get ready to pony up.