Ford and Mercury may be similar, but there are some crucial differences between their muscle cars gearheads should know.

Will there be a 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429, a 1936 Dodge D100, or what about a Cheetah designed and engineered entirely with American components? Milt Gilmore stopped by for the first time this ...

Black, back, and ready to rock: this CGI interpretation of the iconic Boss 302 is one helluva track-bound, hell-bent, ...

The rarest, least known Ford Mustang might be the 200-unit Limited Production Option model, built and sold only in Mexico as a race homologation model ...

Ford is developing its forthcoming Mustang GT3 for the 2024 season, and while teasing the racer on Twitter, the boss of Ford suggested a road-going version could happen as well. The Mustang GT3 ...

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The years 1969 and 1970 were the pinnacle for Detroit’s muscle cars with highest horsepower and most options, and Mercury’s Cougar answered the call. The slow-selling and expensive GT-E was ...