Daniel Ricciardo hints at F1 paddock return amid Ford Raptor road trip to Austin
By Lydia Mee
Former F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo is embarking on a road trip from Ford's Raptor Rally in Arizona to Austin for the United States Grand Prix
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M-Sport’s verdict on its Fiesta ‘WRC Kit’ test
By David Evans
M-Sport team principal Richard Millener has reported a positive first test with its 2027-specification Ford Fiesta. The car, which was fitted with the 2027 WRC... Read more The post M-Sport’s verdict on its Fiesta ‘WRC Kit’ test appeared first on DirtFish.
No Reserve Project: 1965 Ford Thunderbird Landau
By Adam Clarke
Project or parts car? That is the question this 1965 Ford Thunderbird Landau raises. It was magnificent in its prime, but time hasn’t treated it kindly. The motor is missing, the interior is partially dismantled, and the listing images... Read More »
Ready To Show: 1970 Chevelle SS 454
By Kevin Roy
Chevrolet produced the Chevelle in 1964 to fill the mid-size car gap and respond to Ford’s popular Fairlane. Over the next few years, the model saw many iterations, including a 4-door sedan, a wagon, a pickup version, and the... Read More »
No Reserve California Special: 1968 Ford Mustang GT/CS
By Jeff Lavery
The Ford Mustang California Special is one of those limited-edition models you either think is enormously cool or consider a bit of a poser. The package, which largely focused on cosmetic enhancements, could be optioned up into a muscle... Read More »
Cramming a 511-Cubic-Inch Godzilla V8 Into a Ford Ranger Is a Great Way to Go Fast
By Caleb Jacobs
With 800 horsepower and more than double the displacement of any 2001 Ranger ever offered from the factory, it's a quarter-mile-slaying stud. The post Cramming a 511-Cubic-Inch Godzilla V8 Into a Ford Ranger Is a Great Way to Go Fast appeared first on The Drive.
The Flathead Kid
By Rotten Rodney Bauman
Montana teen Carter Colby is building a period-correct 1935 Ford pickup hot rod called “The Flathead Kid,” keeping 1950s hot-rodding traditions alive. The post The Flathead Kid appeared first on Old Cars Weekly.
High Output Survivor: 1967 Pontiac Firebird
By Sam Perkinson
In 1967, General Motors finally unleashed its Ford Mustang competitors, the Pontiac Firebird and Chevrolet Camaro. Pontiac sold 82,500 Firebirds that first year, less than half the nearly 221,000 Camaros, despite comparable starting prices. Chevrolet was still a sales... Read More »
Reader’s rocket: Jesse Ferguson’s Ford EB Fairmont
By Street Machine Staff
This Ford EB Fairmont originally started as a manual SOHC, but over the years it’s been completely transformed
The record M-Sport wants to uphold with Ford in 2029
By Mark Paulson
M-Sport founder Malcolm Wilson admits his organization must deliver a car that can win immediately when the first all-new design under its revived partnership with... Read more The post The record M-Sport wants to uphold with Ford in 2029 appeared first on DirtFish.
Rear Ended: 1968 Ford Mustang
By Russ Dixon
The insanely popular Ford Mustang was treated to its first restyle in 1967, which included enlarging the engine compartment for big blocks. Changes were few in 1968, with the 302 cubic inch V8 replacing the 289 mid-year. The seller... Read More »
Was Smaller Better? 1963 Ford Fairlane 500
By Russ Dixon
Ford came up with a new market segment in 1962: the intermediate, or mid-size. They felt there was a need for a car sandwiched between the compact Falcon and full-size Galaxie. They were right, as all the major competition... Read More »
Ford’s Fathom EV pickup spotted again ahead of its upcoming debut
By Peter Johnson
Ford’s next electric pickup will start at around $30,000 when it goes on sale in early 2027. As its official debut draws closer, a disguised Fathom prototype popped up outside of Ford’s World Headquarters. more…
A Good Deal? 1973 Ford Pinto Squire Wagon
By Scotty Gilbertson
Is there such a thing as seeing too many Ford Pintos? I don’t think so, but I also like weird old motorcycles, vintage EVs, old pickups, vintage snowmobiles, and a lot of vehicles that not everyone likes. This 1973... Read More »
At $9,900, Would This 1994 Ford Taurus SHO Show You A Good Time?
By Rob Emslie
This SHO looks to be in great shape, both inside and out, and it's still rocking five-digit mileage. Would you pay nearly $10k to own it, though?
Back in Black: 1976 Ford Mustang Cobra II
By Nicholas Muhoro
Here’s a car that rarely comes up for sale with this equipment combination. This black 1976 Ford Mustang Cobra II features a 302-cubic-inch V-8 paired with a five-speed manual transmission. The engine, transmission, rear end, and suspension have all... Read More »
California Flathead Convertible: 1948 Mercury Eight
By Josh
Mercury offered buyers Ford familiarity but with a little more size and style. It also offered features you didn’t typically find on a budget friendly Ford. Take this 1948 Mercury Eight Club Convertible that spent most of its life... Read More »
Optimum Enters Barcelona GT Open Finale
By Ewan Wane
Optimum Motorsport stalwart Joe Osborne has paired up with American youngster Ford Koch for the 2026 International GT Open season finale next weekend in Barcelona. This marks Osborne’s return to the Wakefield-based team and the GT Open Championship for the first time in three years, having last raced alongside Nick Moss at Monza. Koch will […] Optimum Enters Barcelona GT Open Finale first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
Fun In The Sun! 1970 Bremen Maxi Taxi
By Jamie Palmer
Some would say that this Volkswagen Beetle-based kit car looks like a cartoonish Model T Ford. Honestly, I think it has a look all its own, albeit a bit cartoonish; it looks like a whole lot of fun! The... Read More »
Carbureted Four-Eyed Pony: 1985 Ford Mustang GT
By Conrado Vazquez Del Moral
A carbureted 5.0-liter V8, a five-speed manual, and 23,751 miles showing on the odometer. That combination should catch the eye of any Fox-body Mustang fan. This black 1985 Ford Mustang GT is listed for $29,950 on Craigslist in Plant... Read More »
Ford Retook the Nurburgring Record. Corvette Isn’t Planning a Rematch
By Joel Feder
Corvette and GM performance chief Tony Roma told The Drive why the Corvette team headed to Pikes Peak instead of back to the 'Ring. "I know that disappoints a lot of people." The post Ford Retook the Nurburgring Record. Corvette Isn’t Planning a Rematch appeared first on The Drive.
Camaro’s on Hiatus. GM Says Ford Proves Mustang Has a Market
By Joel Feder
Corvette and GM performance chief Tony Roma told The Drive what it would take to bring back the Camaro, and why a very large check has to beat other projects at GM. The post Camaro’s on Hiatus. GM Says Ford Proves Mustang Has a Market appeared first on The Drive.
Stuffing a Ford Maverick Inside a Boeing 737 Isn’t Easy, But It’s Doable
By Caleb Jacobs
One customer in the remote Canadian Arctic needed their pickup delivered, and the boat only comes once a year. A plane was the sole remaining option. The post Stuffing a Ford Maverick Inside a Boeing 737 Isn’t Easy, But It’s Doable appeared first on The Drive.
302 V8 Unfinished Project: 1966 Ford Mustang
By Russ Dixon
Ford sold a record 607,000 Mustangs in 1966 (on top of the 559,000 in 1965 and 121,000 in 1964). Many of them were built like this one – with a 200 cubic inch inline-6 and an automatic transmission. But... Read More »
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