View Photos of the Ford Mustang Immersive Experience
See the cars and exhibits, currently on display in Los Angeles, in detail.
American Icon: A Mustang Immersive Experience covers everything Mustang from the beginning in the 1960s to the current 2025 Daytona-winning GT3 race car. The experience is produced by Imagine Studios, the company that also brought the Titanic and Jurassic World immersives to life, in collaboration with the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, and, of course, Ford. It'll be coming to other parts of the United States soon.
This race-worn, Daytona-winning Mustang GT3 greets you at the Mustang Immersive Experience.
This 1964-1/2 Mustang is put into historical context with surrounding digital projections.
The Mustang Dark Horse is brought to life with a moving turntable and choreographed animations.
This 1973 convertible Mustang only had a few seconds of screen time, but it made a big impression on The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
No matter how many times we've seen Eleanor from Gone in 60 Seconds, we're filled with larcenous thoughts.
The Barricade police Mustang from Transformers is one of the more obscure vehicles in the Experience.
By now, everyone's seen the Bullitt Mustang in person, but they probably haven't seen these film strips.
You can't have a Mustang exhibit without mentioning Shelby's contributions.
From Goldfinger to John Wick, the Mustang's appeal spans generations in pop culture.
1960s engineering meets 21st century technology at American Icon: A Mustang Immersive Experience.
The Mustang GTD's pushrod suspension is a clear indication of how far the Mustang has advanced.
The baddest Mustang to date. The GTD ran the Nordschleife in under seven minutes.
The Red Mist Mustang from Kick-Ass kicks ass.
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