In the late 1960s, Ford built a muscle car that wasn't just fast on the street, but built to dominate the racetrack. Its body was shaped by competition rules, and the big block V8 delivered ...

The ’67 GT500 arrived at a time when the American muscle car scene was at full throttle, with manufacturers pushing ...

Ford and Chevrolet sell millions of pickups and SUVs. But these days you could mistake them for aspiring, exotic supercar ...

Uncover the 1966 Ford Fairlane 500 R-Code, a rare muscle car with a 427ci V-8, 425+ HP, and dragstrip dominance, outshining GTO and Charger.

Perhaps the only Pro Street car more famous than the T-Bird is Dobbertin’s Pontiac J2000, which won Hot Rod ’s Hot Rod of the Year in 1986. The Hays currently own them both.

The Mustang GTD is a record-breaking muscle car The model is set in motion by Ford's 5.2-liter Predator V8, pumping out an incredible 815 horsepower.

The muscle car trim and high-performance 351 CJ were retained for the facelifted 1973 model and the thoroughly revamped 1974 version (no longer available in SportsRoof guise), albeit with a slight ...

In the realm of Ford muscle cars, the Mustang is the one we all know and love. So much so, that Ford's other muscle cars from the same time period don't get nearly as much attention as they deserve.

Does electrification mean the end of the muscle car? We pit the new all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona against the V-8-powered Ford Mustang Dark Horse to find out.

Electric power meets raw muscle: Which 2025 Ford Mustang is right for you? Dive into our head-to-head comparison of the Mach-E crossover and the classic gas-powered Mustang to help you decide.