Peter Brock's Shelby Type 65 Super Coupe targeted 215 mph at Le Mans before Ford executives quietly killed it to protect the ...

Bob Dylan once famously sang "The Times They Are a-Changin'." It's unlikely that the Minnesotan folk singer was thinking about the downsizing and forced induction of performance internal combustion ...

The 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupé that once belonged to Carroll Shelby has become the most expensive American car ever sold ...

Ford’s decision to sit out the North American sedan segment left a void that has been felt for years. Now the Blue Oval is rethinking its position on passenger cars, and it plans to lean on one of its ...

At this point, it’s less a rumor and more a waiting game. Ford has made it clear in both private meetings and on-the-record interviews it intends to get back into making cars other than the Mustang ...

Ford reportedly plans to release a four-door gasoline-powered sedan version of the Mustang by the end of the decade. The new model is intended to broaden the Mustang's appeal to young families who ...

There isn’t a baby boomer out there who doesn’t remember at least a little bit about what pop music sounded like in the year 1966. The year 1967 is the one most people talk about, considering it was ...

This is the car that fulfilled Carroll Shelby's dream of beating Ferrari. It happened in 1965, when Shelby American won the Manufacturers' Championship title ...

NASCAR announced Tuesday that its preseason Cup Series exhibition will return to its roots next year with new-look sponsorship, with the Wheatley Vodka Clash set to open the Speedweeks schedule at ...

Ford is speeding up its plan to grow the Mustang family with a four-door sedan, and new details point to electrification playing a real part under the hood without giving up the V8 rumble. This is the ...

Ford is, once again, allegedly showing off the four-door Mustang to dealers—and this time, the automaker is apparently spilling some new details in the process. At the same time, FoMoCo has also ...

Browse the aisles of your local Harbor Freight and you'll see tools and accessories sold under dozens of different brand names. Some get a better reputation than others, with Daytona being arguably ...