You likely won’t come across a Shelby GT350 more special than this one. Nope, not one.

If you thought Ford had outdone themselves with the Shelby GT350, then wait until you get a load of the potential next move they have planned for the car.

The GT350’s flat-plane-crank 5.2-liter V8 engine sounds great at idle, even with the active exhaust off. But when the active exhaust is flipped on, that’s when the symphony really kicks in.

Pitting a Mustang Boss 302 against the new Shelby GT350 seems a lot like a title fight between an outgoing heavyweight champion and a new contender.

What do you get when you pit a supercharged 2016 Mustang GT against a Shelby GT350? Well, a pretty kick-ass sounding video for starters.

There’s a huge Mustang milestone upon us this week: the 52nd birthday of the Ford pony car.

The team at Hennessey Performance is at again, and this time they’ve cooked up a new performance kit for the Mustang GT that gives the car a 0 – 60 mph time of 3.4 seconds.