This is the kind of video that real Mustang fans will love. Just press play and bask in the glory that is the NASCAR-powered monster Mustang from 1969: the Boss 429.

The Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R beat out some seriously stout competition to win the Road & Track Performance Car of the Year award.

What do you get when you combine a 1965 Mustang, a 989-horsepower supercharged LS7, and a completely carbon body? You get the Ringbrothers’ new custom hot-rod, dubbed “Espionage.”

The Ford Mustang has earned “Hottest Car” title at SEMA four years running, mostly because the aftermarket support for the Mustang continues to climb.

To help showcase the GT350’s lovely engineering, Motor Trend puts the big brute through its paces on this week’s episode of “Ignition.”

Well doctored yet substantially original, this Mustang is boss! She’s been redone to look correct while outperforming any comparable Mustang.

If you’ve been looking for a way to update some of the technology in your Mustang, you might find VOYO rather useful.

This year’s slate of Roush SEMA show cars includes an 850-horsepower Mustang powered by a supercharged GT 5.0-litre V8 engine featuring a Roush TrakPak,

How does a Mustang, that’s supposed to be driving on a road, end up on top of a house?

Ford is recalling roughly 1,900 of the Mustangs in North America due to safety concerns that some restraint parts could have been damaged during shipping.