Ford Mustang

Roush Performance is one of the bigger names in superchargers and aftermarket parts for the Ford Mustang. One of their big claims to fame is that some of its upgrades allow you to keep a full warranty on your car.

Pony car fans, do you want a chance to win a one-of-a-kind Bullitt Mustang, and help a good cause at the same time. Ford has announced that it will be raffling off a special 2019 Bullitt Mustang that is the only one coming from the factory coated in Kona Blue.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original 1968 Mustang Cobra Jet, Ford has gone official with a new 2018 edition. Ford says that the 50th anniversary model is the most powerful and fastest drag racing Mustang ever.

One of the coolest Fords that has been launched in recent years is the understated, yet powerful Bullitt Mustang celebrating the famous movie car that Steve McQueen drove in the flick Bullitt. But if the factory version isn’t enough for you, performance parts and customizer Steeda has got you covered.

I never understood why with the Mustang in its line, Ford always raced daily drivers like the Fusion in the main NASCAR series. That is changing with Ford unveiling the Mustang NASCAR racer that will aim to dominate the track in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in 2019.

When it comes to producing cars, hitting the 1 million mark is always a significant milestone, so when I found out that ten times that many Ford Mustangs have now rolled off the assembly line, I was duly impressed.

Hennessey Performance is celebrating the construction of its 10,000th vehicle, and is kicking off the party with a limited-edition Mustang. The ride is called the 2019 Hennessey Heritage Edition Mustang and it wears a livery inspired by the Ford GT Heritage Edition.

Ford plans on continuing to sell the Mustang Shelby GT350 and GT350R for the 2019 model year, which is good news for fans. The GT350 is getting some updates to make the car faster on the track, but the GT350R is staying the same.

My test car this week is very near and dear to my heart. It’s iconic to everyone, not just to me. This week I’m reviewing the 2018 Ford Mustang. It’s not a rare car. Heck, they’re everywhere.

Behold the latest teaser image of the 2019/2020 Ford Mustang GT500. This is the best shot yet that we have seen of the car and it shows what appears to be a slick carbon fiber spoiler.

Shelby American has announced that it is rolling out an extremely limited edition run of 1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake Continuation Cars. The cars are built on real 1967 Mustang fastback donor cars stripped down to bare metal.

The 2018 Roush JackHammer has been announced, and the coolest thing about it is the strapping of a R2650 supercharger to the 5.0L V8 under its hood, so it now makes 710 hp and 610 lb-ft.

Not too long-ago, Ford stated that it would be rolling out a hybrid version of the Mustang in 2020. This will be the first hybrid Mustang ever made. Ford promised V8 levels of power and torque, but what will that mean?

If you ask a bunch of Mustang fans what the best-looking year was for Ford’s pony car, about the only thing most of them will be able to agree on is that it’s not the Mustang II from the malaise era.

Hot on the heels of our review of the utterly enormous Mercedes-Benz AMG Petronas F-1 paddock by LEGO, with it’s richly detailed shop space and cleverly equipped camera gear, comes a far simpler LEGO kit for auto enthusiasts.