Production, which began earlier this year, surged in June, with 31 cars completed that month alone—accounting for 66 percent ...

Over the course of history, American muscle has come in a ton of different flavors, but perhaps one of the most longstanding ...

The Ford Mustang Is Named After, Well, Mustangs The idea that the Ford Mustang is named after the P-51 Mustang has floated around for years, and at face value, it's a reasonable claim to believe.

Ford started making lawn mowers in 1964 with the T-800 and T-1000 garden tractors. The brand sold its lawn mowing portion of ...

The rivalry between Ford and Chevrolet is well-known in the automotive industry, and on Saturday, car enthusiasts and those looking for sometime to do will have the ...

I drove the powerful Ford Mustang Dark Horse to a massive national event. Read my personal account of its impressive journey ...

At the Mustang's 60th anniversary celebration, Ford displayed examples of all seven generations of the legendary model. Here's how the styling and specs of Ford's iconic ponycar have evolved ...

It is unclear how much longer Ford can get away with building V-8 Mustangs, but Farley's quotes suggest that the brand is committed for the foreseeable future.

Mustangs, hot take, are good. In fact, I’d go so far as to say they’re very good. But which Ford Mustang, in its nearly sixty years of history, is the most good? This was the question we posed ...

The GT nomenclature went away for the 1970 model year and didn’t return until 1982. By now, Ford had moved on to the Fox-bodied Mustangs (and past the unloved Mustang II era of 1974-1977).

Ford sold more than a million Mustangs in the car’s first 18 months. How Has the Mustang Changed Through Ford’s History?

Many people believe that the Ford Mustang was named after a legendary WWII fighter plane, but the truth is somewhat different.