The origins of this 1967 GT500 remained a bit of a mystery until its owner found out the truth. It was the only convertible GT500 built that year.

The folks at Ford will be the first people to tell you about the newest Mustang, whatever it may be. However, Ford does that on its own schedule.

This GT500 is believed to have terminated the original 428 engine quickly, and had a dealer install the 427 somewhat early on in its life.

What happens when a 700-hp Shelby GT500 lines up against a Dinan-tuned BMW M5?

There’s no denying that Teslas are quick. When a car comes equipped with “ludicrous” and “insane” options for your rate of acceleration, it has to back up those claims.

The Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 has been gone for a while, but it looks as if it’s going to make one helluva return.

This GT500 King of the Road was born on June 4th, 1968, and is just about the most exquisite example you’ll find around.