Arguably, the Blue Oval's first proper muscle car was the 1966 Fairlane GT. At the top of the range, there was the ultra-rare ...
This 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible on Exotic Car Trader boasts a glossy Candy Apple Red repaint and restored details. It’s an iconic American pony car ready to cruise. The Ford Mustang was quite the ...
Many Aussies have, as the Ford Ranger is on track to be the nation’s best-selling vehicle for a third straight year. Though assembled overseas, the Ranger is a fundamentally Australian product ...
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Boy racer: The most impressive cars in Jay Leno’s legendary collection
Jay Leno is one of the most successful and best loved TV personalities in the whole world. His much-loved show The Tonight ...
Some engines weren’t just built—they were summoned. Ford’s 427 FE V8 thundered into existence in 1963, forged for battle in NASCAR, NHRA, and at Le Mans. It was a racing engine that somehow slipped ...
Ford Australia developed and produced the Barra engine, an evolution of the Intech inline-six engine range produced between 1998 and 2002. These previous engines had been used as the core of several ...
Calimotive isn't your average restomod shop. In fact, it's not a restomod shop at all: it's a California-based Tesla parts and service business that spends most of its time dismantling EVs and selling ...
It turns out that GM's CEO isn't the only member of the Barra family that's made a mark on the auto world. While Mary Barra has been leading General Motors since 2014, the Barra engine family — named ...
RM Sotheby’s will sell a Ford GT40 Mk II on behalf of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum at its upcoming Miami auction The car raced in the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, where Ford famously triumphed ...
In 1959, a new breed of Ford launched with an aim toward affordability and fuel efficiency — the Falcon. The first Ford Falcon, at just over 181 inches long, was compact, a stark contrast to heavy, ...
Between 100 percent tariffs and now an impending ban on software, it’s clear that America’s auto industry is more than a little worried about having its lunch eaten by heavily subsidized Chinese car ...
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