Interested in discovering more of the history that drove the development of the Ford Mustang? Well, Ford has posted a film called “The Mustang” tracing the development of the Ford Mustang Concept 1 research vehicle as part of the carmaker’s celebration leading up to the 50th Anniversary of the pony car and next year’s debut […] More »

As if there wasn’t already enough pressure on Ford rolling into the 50th anniversary of the Mustang next year introducing a new model, August sales numbers show that the Chevrolet Camaro continues to outpace Ford’s pony car raising the stakes even more. While the Camaro actually slowed its sales pace this year in comparison to […] More »

Crank up your speakers and enjoy the sweet sound of this internally-combusted excellence. We don’t know much about the car in question, but we do know it sports a 10.5:1 302 with an R302 block, Eagle rotating assembly, Canfield heads. This run was on motor, but apparently it has a 400-shot of nitrous as well. […] More »

Back in early 1969 when Ford created the legendary BOSS 429 and 302, it unknowingly rewrote the book on performance. The high spinning 302 was a serious contender in the corners and on the SCCA circuit, while the big and bad 429 was the boss at the drag strip. Have a look at this awesome […] More »

Anyone that’s ever collected Hot Wheels likely had two or three modeled after a Ford Mustang. The pony car has been a part of the Hot Wheels lineup since the very first series was produced in 1968 with tens of millions of toys produced since then, making the diminutive rides the best selling Mustangs of […] More »

Ok, full disclosure here. Not a lot of the renderings that have surfaced of the Mustang have gotten me overly excited. My years covering the auto industry, however, have taught me that it’s best to reserve your comments about a potential design until the actual production model is unveiled – and typically I do. But […] More »

Step back to 2008 and enjoy this tire-burning video review of the then new, 2008 Mustang Bullitt. Although I’ve always loved the first and second generation Bullitts, I’ll admit that I never paid close attention to the model-only additions. I was aware of the unique hood, lack of spoiler, special rims and color along with […] More »