ThatDudeinBlue reviews a 1300HP Shelby GT350 and questions if that kind of power can actually be used on the road.

Just 1,174 GT350s were built in 1967, and only 125 in Wimbledon White. Number 17 adds a Paxton supercharger, making it one of the rarest Shelbys alive ...

Carroll Shelby, a name synonymous with racing excellence and automotive innovation, left an indelible mark on the motorsport world. From his humble beginnings in Texas to becoming a legendary figure ...

Either classic or modern, all these very special muscle cars were available in a single paint scheme during one model year ...

Unlike its predecessors, the sixth-gen Mustang was developed as a truly global car, aimed not only at American buyers but also at international markets, including Europe and Asia. This global ambition ...

Richmond Auctions, the premier name in advertising memorabilia and specialty auctions, is proud to announce its most ambitious automotive and advertising event to date: The Tony Townley Collection, to ...

The untold story of the 1963 Mustang II concept car - a sleek, powerful prototype that never made it to production.

There are few automakers with a bigger reputation for speed as Ford, from the first Mustang in 1964 to winning Le Mans four years in a row in the late 1960s. The rivalry that Ford had with Ferrari at ...

In the vast galaxy of automotive history, some models carry special memories and legendary colors. In 1966, the Shelby GT350H shone like a dazzling new star on the American automotive stage, opening ...

The MarCel Roadster is a one-of-a-kind, all-aluminum custom car designed by Art Center alumnus Chip Foose and built by metal shaper Luc De Ley. It was named after the latter's late father, ...