Inside Ford ... 2004 Ford Mustang GT Convertible in red that rolled off the line at the Rouge on May 10, 2004. It was the ...

Most 200 mph cars will set you back well over $50,000, but some bargains are waiting to be uncovered. The 2013 Shelby GT500 ...

This Mustang Shelby GT500 ... Iconic Dupont Grey with blackout GT stripes, dripping with presence, commanding attention like nothing else on the road. And under the hood? A beast worthy of the name. A ...

As part of their inquiries, police are asking for the public’s help in locating a black Ford Territory, registration DBN472. The vehicle was last seen being driven by a man whom police want to ...

Nessen, a veteran broadcast journalist who served as Ford’s press secretary, died March 12, 2025. He was 90. (AP Photo/John Duricka) Press Secretary Ron Nessen and Treasury Secretary Williams Simon, ...

It was the perfect fit for the original Ford GT, with its mid-engined layout and powerful supercharged V8, particularly after some GT3 success; the project was taken on by Matech Concepts with ...

Since its founding in 1903, the Ford Motor Company has churned out a vast array of iconic, historically significant, and boundary-pushing cars. Yet, shockingly, Ford didn't have an official ...

(AP) — A select few are getting the chance to set their gaze on a slew of rarely seen Ford vehicles ... a series of Mustang performance vehicles, a 1938 V-8 Ambulance and a 2003 Model T-100 ...

(AP Photo/Mike Householder) A 2003 ... Ford Mustang that was produced at Dearborn Assembly Plant in 2004, part of Ford Motor Co.’s Heritage Fleet, is on display Wednesday, March 12, 2025, in Dearborn, ...

beating out the 12.83 at 110 mph of a brand-new supercharged 2003 Cobra tested the same day. Unfortunately, as we know, they never put the V-10 into a production Mustang, nor did the engine make its ...

The Ford Focus is ending production in Europe this November. The departure follows the Fiesta and Mondeo as the company moves away from hatchbacks and sedans, much like in the US for Ford.