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By Kevin Roy
I am a big fan of the F Series pickups from the last century. I had a ’93 F350 Crew Cab, 4WD, with the 7.5-liter gas engine, and do I ever miss that truck except for the gas mileage!... Read More »
By Byron Hurd
Did we mention that this all-carbon 1968 Ford F-100 has a manual gearbox? The post Here’s What a Classic Ford Pickup Looks Like Made from Carbon Fiber appeared first on The Drive.
By DEVAN ENCE
AS SEEN IN OUR OBS BUILDERS GUIDE FALL 2026 ISSUE – Buy Now! Get Set GO! Summer is in full swing! I hope you all… Continue reading Get Set, Go! A New Season of Ford Truck Builds The post Get Set, Go! A New Season of Ford Truck Builds appeared first on Street Trucks.
By Chris Teague
The electric truck will ride on a new Ford platform and offer advanced features for a potentially groundbreaking starting price.
By Andy Kalmowitz
Plus Canada is refusing to back down on its trade dispute with the U.S., Toyota is posting monster numbers and more.
By Russ Dixon
The 1964-66 Ford Thunderbirds earned the nickname “Flair-Birds” for their focus on luxury. That compares to the “Bullet-Birds” of 1961-63 due to their styling. The cars sold quite well, and this 1964 edition has been in a barn in... Read More »
By Adam Ismail
Once again, Ford is making bold pricing promises with a new truck. It hasn't proven an ability to stick to those targets in the past. The post The Nicest Ford Fathom Will Cost Under $40K. The Question Is for How Long: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
By Russ Dixon
One of the hottest competitions of the 1960s was between the Chevrolet Impala and Ford Galaxie. Both cars debuted in the late 1950s and stuck around at least midway through the 1970s. Chevrolet likely won the sales battle each... Read More »
By Peter Johnson
Ford’s upcoming Fathom electric pickup will be among the most affordable EVs in the US, starting at $28,350. Even pricier trims will start at under $40,000. more…
By Josh
SOLD! Whether it’s a Coupe, a Fastback, or a Convertible, you can’t ever go wrong with a first-generation Ford Mustang. This 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible left the factory with the 225-horsepower A-code 289 V8 and has since gained a... Read More »
By Tyson Hugie
Ford built over 2.6 million Mustangs on the platform
By Curtis Green
Before owning a Ford, R-code meant nothing to me. I’ve since been enlightened. Seeing this Ivy Gold ’67 Fairlane 500 “sleeper” on eBay hit me like a shot of espresso. An original 427 paired with a 4-speed hidden beneath... Read More »
By Ronald Vording
Although Red Bull Ford Powertrains passed its first test at high altitude with flying colours, Verstappen believes there are still areas for improvement
By Ewan Wane
2017 winner Triple Eight Race Engineering will return to the Bathurst 12 Hour next year, with a Ford Mustang GT3 Evo entered into GT3 Pro. The Australian outfit last competed in the 12 Hour in 2024, when it ran a pair of Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVOs. Since then, it has made a high-profile switch from Chevrolet […] Triple Eight To Make Bathurst 12H Return With Pro Mustang first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Jamie Klein
Australian superstars Broc Feeney and Will Brown confirmed to drive Triple Eight Ford Mustang GT3 EVO...
By Russ Dixon
The 1965 model year was good for Ford and Chevrolet. Ford introduced the Mustang and sold 680,000 copies before the model year was out. And Chevy’s full-size automobiles were redesigned, and more than one million Impalas were built for... Read More »
By Kevin Roy
The all-new 1949 Mercury Station Wagon was no rehash of older pre-war models. Ford and Mercury released the 2-door model with real wood panels but kept the Detroit-built steel bodies. The bodies were sent to the Iron Mountain, Michigan,... Read More »
By Jeff Lavery
Sometimes, the simplest cars offer the most appeal. Today, it seems the new-age collector is obsessed with how many options a car left the factory with. Power features, comfort equipment, luxurious touches – all of it is now used... Read More »
By David Temple
Old Cars celebrates the history of Ford police cars from 1960 to 1970, including Police Interceptor V-8 engines, Galaxie and Fairlane models, and factory police packages. The post Enforcement Fords Part II: 1960-1970 Ford police cars appeared first on Old Cars Weekly.
By Logan K. Carter
That's less than half of the original price of the Trail package that cost $12,500 when new.
By Lalita Chemello
Sauber operated on the slightly darker side of the gray market.
By Zach Butler
If you're an automaker, you could just hard launch a new crate engine — or you could create a 1,200-horsepower beast like this Bronco Frostwarden for SEMA. The post This Ford Bronco Frostwarden SEMA Build Packs a Supercharged 7.3L V8: Is This Enough for You? appeared first on TFLcar.
By Street Machine Staff
We check out some of our readers’ rides from the September issue of Street Machine
By Russ Dixon
The Ford Mustang introduced sportiness to compact cars. From its launch in April 1964 to the end of the 1966 model year, more than 1.2 million buyers had caught the “pony car” bug – and many still do today,... Read More »
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