The Ford Mustang is an icon of the automotive world and officially the best-selling sports car ever made (the Mazda Miata is only the best-selling two-seater convertible before you get all riled up).

Ford's 1978 Fox platform aimed to compete with foreign cars by being adaptable to various markets. How'd it do it?

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After years in the two-door wilderness, Ford threw down the gauntlet with the release of 1972's Falcon Hardtop.

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The Q-code big-block was the unpopular Cobra Jet motor in 1969 – most people opted the Ram Air variant of the 428-cube V8 ...

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Manuals are disappearing from most new cars, but Ford insists the Mustang will keep its manual gearbox for as long as possible. During the 2026 Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Melbourne, Ford CEO ...

The Ford Mustang has always been an attainable vehicle. Things get complicated when it starts costing over $103,000.

The GTD's understudy could have a price tag that rises all the way up to $175,965.

You’re going to need a lot of moolah to take this Mustang home.