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Classic Mustangs stripped by fraudulent mechanics: Here's how to protect your investment
This story hurts right in the wallet. It also serves as a reminder to be completely confident that you can trust a mechanic ...
The Fast & The Furious: Tokyo Drift, despite the endless criticism, is a cult movie for car enthusiasts. What engine powered ...
This 1967 Deluxe runs a 302ci V8 with three-speed automatic transmission. It’s with Classic & American Imports in Adelaide, ...
AC Propulsion co-founder Alan Cocconi converted this 1994 Civic into an 80-mpg, 200-hp electric prototype that helped shape ...
More than just a bold look. Discover the fun origin story behind car racing stripes and how they went from track necessity to an iconic design statement.
Car Nut Got 1968 Charger R/T "Family Car," Bounced 8 States in 32 Years, Broadcast Sheet Still in It
The man took a drag-raced muscle over a newer Mustang owned by an old lady, started a restoration, couldn’t complete it; the car is now looking for a new home ...
Lee Iacocca was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania, on Oct. 15, 1924, and the Lee Iacocca Mustang remains the car most closely tied to his name. For collectors, the lesson is less about the executive ...
Classic-car prices can change as collector tastes, auction results, restoration expenses, and economic conditions shift.
The Rent-a-Racer had 40k miles when the current owner bought it 55 years ago; he added over 210,000 miles in 43 years ...
One of the rarest Ford Mustangs was never sold in America. This is the Shelby de Mexico GT350, and it's a weird car you ...
Fifteen more iconic racers join the 'Class of 75' celebration ahead of the milestone 75th Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring ...
A 1967 Ford Mustang Coupe that has been in the same family since new is now on sale on Bring A Trailer. Built in Ford's San Jose, California, plant, the Diamond Blue Mustang was purchased by the ...
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