When it comes to historical automotive moments, the Mustang has racked up quite a few over the past 50 years, which always makes it a natural for Throwback Thursdays.

Ford celebrates the end of the Year of the Horse in the best way possible: with Vaughn Gittin Jr. making Inner Mongolia his own personal drift track.

This is BoostedGT, and you might recognize the car from Street Outlaws on the Discovery Channel. But when he’s not racing on the street, taking people’s money, he’s running far more legal races at local tracks around the Midwest.

MotorTrend’s Carlos Lago takes the new Mustang EcoBoost for a high-speed trial around the magazine’s Figure 8 test loop.

Richard Petty’s performance company, Petty’s Garage, has teamed up with the guys at Ford to build 143 special edition Mustang GTs.

We all know that the new sixth-generation Mustang is one of the greatest cars on the road, and a big award just rolled in to help prove that point.

When it comes to unique, classic Mustangs, this ’66 coupe might be one of the most impressive you’ll ever come across.

If you keep finding the name Bama Performance popping up with references to power and the new Mustang, just know there’s a good reason why.

This SN95 swapped out the old motor for a brand new Coyote, it’s got massive slicks, and an exhaust that sounds like Beelzebub himself.

Turbos can be great, until you have too much boost running and it blows the intake manifold straight off the top of the engine. Yikes.