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"Barely one week after the world got its first official look at the 2015 Ford Mustang, starting today, gamers will be able to take the newest pony car for a virtual test drive in EA&amp;#039;s latest release, Need for Speed: Rivals. EA is pushing out a downloadable patch for the game that will automatically park the new Mustang in everyone&amp;#039;s garage. The new Mustang is actually the third example of the pony car in the new game. Since the game launched in mid-November, players have been able to drive either a Shelby GT500 police car or the silver and blue wide-body Mustang that will be the so-called &amp;quot;hero car&amp;quot; in the upcoming NFS movie. Ford actually began working with EA developers to integrate the new car several months before last week&amp;#039;s global reveal.      Ford and EA have adapted five customized liveries for the new Mustang and made them available for players to apply to their car in the game. Four of the designs were selected from among the user-created looks that gathered the most votes in the battle mode. The fifth was developed by RTR founder and champion drifter Vaughn Gittin, Jr. The latest entry in EA&amp;#039;s nearly 20-year-old arcade-style racing franchise is regarded by many reviewers, including our own Christian Moe, as the best in more than a decade, and we&amp;#039;ll be anxious to play with the Mustang while we wait for our opportunity to drive the real thing. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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