This Indy Pace Car inspired Mustang has undergone a total makeover, proving yet again that you never know what kind of gem is waiting to be found by a well-deserving fan.

Consider yourself a diehard Mustang performance buff? Then quick, how much faster is the current Mustang GT’s 0 – 60 mph time over the very first Mustang?

For those that enjoy driving classic Mustangs more than they enjoy building them, buying a finished restomod is just the ticket.

92-year-old Virgil Pletcher is nearly twice as old as his 1966 Mustang.

A slew of wild, custom Mustangs making their way around the web can only mean one thing: SEMA must be upon on us.

The mid-engine Mach 2 was actually shown at the 1967 Chicago Auto Show as a concept that never made it into production.

There’s nothing like a great personal Mustang story to make you appreciate the fact that many people have a connection to the Ford pony car that goes much deeper than sheet metal.