Photo Source: Ford Performance By the late 1950s, American customers sought more affordable and compact cars. Ford answered this call with the Falcon and Comet in 1960, featuring lightweight six-cylinder engines and later, V-8 powertrains. To further expand its offerings, the automaker introduced the midsize 1962 Fairlane model. Even though large-displacement drivetrains have admirers, small-block…
Photo Source: Ford In the ferociously competitive arena of the American automotive industry, a legendary model is prominently featured in the struggle for dominance: the Ford Mustang. This prestigious vehicle epitomizes the core of the American performance car. By ushering in an adventurous, new automotive age, it’s prepared to reinvent the definition of an American…
Photo Source: Ford Performance Parts In production with several versions for over 30 years, Ford’s 302 small-block Windsor V-8 is considered one of the finest engines the brand ever built. Renowned for its dependability, the 302 Ford was housed in nearly every automobile in the Ford lineup – pickup trucks, cars, vans; over 30 vehicles…
Photo Source: Ford Key Takeaways Ford debuted two new e-bikes inspired by the Mustang and Bronco. Each e-bike possesses a battery with a 60-mile range and a 750-watt hub motor. The Mustang e-bike costs $4,000 MSRP (Plus destination fee), while the Bronco e-bike is priced at $4,500 MSRP (Plus destination fee). Ford and N+, a…
Photo Source: Ford OVERVIEW Ford revealed the interior of the Mustang GTD, featuring exclusive graphics and controls. The optional Performance Pack incorporates aerodynamic updates while further decreasing weight. The muscle car is outfitted with a supercharged 5.2-liter V-8 engine that will produce over 800 horsepower. If enthusiasts believed the GTD was remarkable, Ford recently announced…
Photo Source: Ford As the iconic Ford Mustang nears its 60th anniversary, the company unveils the 2024 Mustang GT California Special, a trim that ingeniously intertwines the nostalgia of its esteemed past with a forward-looking design ethos. Originating in 1968, the GT California Special was once a unique creation of larger dealerships designed to attract…
Photo Source: Ford Ford’s American icon continues to evolve with the athletic styling and visceral performance enthusiasts crave. The world-famous pony car has lived with drivers for nearly six decades in their driveways, at the racetracks, on the road, and on television screens. Ranging from “Bullitt” to “Gone in 60 Seconds,” enthusiasts would be hard-pressed…
Photo Source: Ford Ford named the 2025 Mustang GTD after the International Motor Sports Association’s (IMSA) GTD racing class. Since the Mustang GTD has no racing restrictions, it also has characteristics Ford is not permitted to put into its race cars. The result is a supercar that seems more than capable of giving more exotic…
Photo Source: Ford The 2024 Ford Mustang promises to be one of the most recognizable variants of the muscle car yet, with iterations such as the Dark Horse and revised styling meaning it could become a modern classic. Ford has more ambitious targets though, focusing on a younger audience with the all-new Mustang. A 5.0-liter…
Photo Source: Ford Wind tunnels have come a long way since they began being utilized to optimize vehicles. For the 2024 Ford Mustang Dark Horse, a state-of-the-art Rolling Road Wind Tunnel (RRWT) was used to refine the machine’s aerodynamics. Ford’s latest Rolling Road Wind Tunnel technology was combined with the equivalent of a vehicle-sized treadmill…
