The police department recently showed off the new pursuit-rated pony car in a video on Instagram. With it, the group revived ...

Over the course of history, American muscle has come in a ton of different flavors, but perhaps one of the most longstanding ...

Enough time has passed for Ford to commemorate it on the current-gen S650 Mustang with a configurable Fox Body-themed digital gauge layout, and now, there’s something new.

The 1978 Ford Fairmont introduced the world to the Fox body platform, along with its Mercury Zephyr counterpart. It seemed like the perfect car for its time, and initially it was a huge sales ...

According to Classic, the average price of a Fox Body Mustang from that decade is around $25,000. The specific years with the highest average include the 1980 model at $28,994 and the 1993 at $43,695.

Leaving at 2,500 rpm with a shift point of 6,500 rpm and 21 psi of air in the Mickey Thompson slicks, the Mustang left home without any drama, running a straight-and-true 9.88-second elapsed-time ...

As one of the rarest models from the Fox-body Mustang years, it will be interesting to see what this one brings—no Shelby Club membership required. The auction ends on Sunday, December 3.

Jack Telnack, who later styled the 1980s Taurus that jump-started Ford’s sedan sales, produced the only Mustang design that’s a bit boxy and squared off.

Ford spent $700 million and took only 36 months to redevelop the Fox-body platform into the SN95 Mustang. Sounds like a lot, but consider that they spent $6 billion and took almost six years in ...

Well, whether or not the Fox Body Mustang is your cup of tea, this Ford sure has achieved a cult following – both in the real world and across the virtual realm.

The Fox Body Mustang had quite the shoes to fill upon its release in 1979. It had to represent what made the Mustang special while also being suited to modern taste.