We’ve all heard the horror stories about someone buying a classic Mustang, only to learn later down the road that it wasn’t even close to what they had in mind. But there are ways that you can protect yourself from those kind of disasters.

The idea of getting your Mustang stolen is tough enough to swallow, but the idea of having a ’66 model taken from you that you’d planned to hand down to your five-year-old grandson makes it even tougher to swallow.

Here’s a classic 1970 Boss that’ll probably have more than a few Mustang fans up all night dreaming.

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

After a new Velocity Network reality show wrapped a Mustang vs Camaro segment in Brevard County, a local newspaper asked fans to pick the better car.

Saying that Lynda Alsip is having a good day is probably making an understatement. The Californian, whose 1967 Mustang was stolen 28 years ago in the city of Salinas, finally re-took ownership of the classic car.

“Shorty” is about as rare and coveted as they come in the world of American muscle cars. So coveted, that the concept spent most of its life in hiding from Ford Motor Co., which is why experts predict that it could go for as high as $600,000 when it crosses the block this March.