For reasons I cannot understand, someone this weekend paid a whopping $1.1 million for the "Eleanor" Ford Mustang
For reasons I cannot understand, someone this weekend paid a whopping $1.1 million for the "Eleanor" Ford Mustang
In the first episode, myself and my co-host took in some sights alongside Louisiana's Creole Nature Trail in a 1963 1/2 Ford Galaxie. Now we're back on the same trail but this time our ride is a 1971 Ford Mustang.
We can't imagine how cool you would be if you were a native Iraqi dude who owned a new 5.0 Mustang
One of our readers sent us an interesting find from a Cars and Coffee event in Irvine, California this morning: a car that appears to be the next Shelby GT350, cleverly hidden under a Mustang-shaped tarp. Whaaaa?
And now, here's a wallpaper for all you Stang-bangers out there. (You don't find that term offensive, do you? Stang-banger? I mean it in a nice way, I promise.)
Want to see how well an old Mustang takes a drop on some random backwoods trail? Here you go.
When you leave a car show, there is always that temptation to show off. Do a burnout, break the tail loose, accelerate hard. You know, something. Well, don't do it because it will eventually go wrong. That's what one British Mustang driver found out this weekend.
Some interesting new photos of what people are claiming could be the 2015 Ford Mustang, which we're also calling the 2014.5 Mustang
This is Ford Racing’s part number M-FR500-CJ. It costs $97,990, but it gets you a fully prepped, turnkey NHRA drag racer.
Since it's looking increasingly likely that we're getting another four-cylinder turbo Mustang