How to Draw a Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 (2020)

Now let’s continue with this beast: the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 (2020).

This American muscle car is one of the most powerful Mustangs ever built, combining aggressive styling with insane performance. We’ll break it down into 12 clear steps, just like your picture guide.

Step 1. Draw the Front Bumper Base

Start by sketching the lower outline of the front bumper with a slight curve—it sets the aggressive stance.

Step 2. Add the Wheel Arch and Side Profile

Draw the round front wheel arch, then extend the line back to start building the side shape of the car.

Step 3. Sketch the Roofline and Rear Wheel Space

Use smooth arcs to create the roofline, then draw the rear wheel arch. The Mustang’s muscular proportions are now visible.

Step 4. Add the Front Grille Shape

Sketch the wide trapezoid-shaped grille, leaving space in the middle for the Cobra emblem.

Step 5. Outline the Full Front End

Add the bumper details, air intakes, and the lower splitter. The Shelby’s aggressive face starts to take form.

Step 6. Draw the Cabin and Side Mirror

Sketch the windshield, roof, and side window frame. Add a small side mirror for realism.

Step 7. Add the Spoiler and Rear Body Shape

At the back, draw the large rear spoiler and extend the car’s muscular fender lines.

Step 8. Sketch the Wheels and Tires

Draw both front and rear wheels. Make sure the front wheels look slightly turned, giving the car a dynamic stance.

Step 9. Refine the Hood and Front Details

Add hood vents, the Cobra logo inside the grille, and sharper headlights. These details bring out the Shelby identity.

Step 10. Add Side and Rear Details

Sketch the side skirts, rear diffuser lines, and subtle panel contours that emphasize the car’s power.

Step 11. Work on the Rims and Tires

Detail the rims with multiple spokes, add depth inside the tires, and darken the outlines to make them pop.

Step 12. Final Details and Shading

Finish by adding shadows under the car, reflections on windows, and darker accents in the grille and vents. The Shelby GT500 is complete!

With all 12 steps, you’ve drawn one of the most iconic modern muscle cars. You can even print and color it to give it a bold red, blue, or black Mustang look.