What year Mustang is that toy in the middle? Also, what does the toy do in the gameplay?

It looks like it has a lot of shots. They also look to be moderately tight shots like Metallica.
Also, great to see the pop bumpers moved from the typical locations.

Hopefully it is a 60's. The rear looks strange in the picture which is likely an optical illusion.

It does look like a single ramp.

Isn't that similar to ACDC but without the SDTM drain?

You could say that about all recent Sterns. None of them really have any design features that truly stand out and grab anyone anymore.
I am starting to see quite a few Pinsiders losing interest in pinball and most of them have owned a lot of Sterns.

What? Link to whatever you are trying to say please.

So, I guess the car will shake like when you change gears by hitting the targets a certain number of times.

Similar to the LE/Prem ST Vengeance and MET Sparky

Real commercially played music rather than made up background music could be a plus in my mind. Also, Tanner Foust is the voice.

They are Detroit natives. I met them about 30 years ago.

But..still better than the ST playfield art. I like the cabinet and backglass art, but expect to see much more impressive art on the Premium and LE models with colors that are a little more bold.

Good song for a car pinball, especially considering it is one of several songs on the game. The audio on the video was not very clear but anything with more info is always welcome.

I think you are leaving out a lot. There is what looks to be a scoop, and another orbit (2 spinners, 2 orbits), and there are some other inserts that identify shots that cannot be seen clearly in the pictures.