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Mecum Auctions announced today a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity with the offering of the legendary 1967 Shelby GT500 Super Snake – the only one of its kind ever built – at Dana Mecum’s 26th Original Spring Classic auction in Indianapolis, May 14-19 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. This...

Scott Drake seem to be going from strength to strength brining new reproductions to market of extremely hard to find parts. This time it’s a the extremely rare 1967 Mustang 390 GT High Performance Air Cleaner without the emissions control tube. Made from original Ford Tooling, this air cleaner...

Roush announced the details for the 2014 lineup including the RS, Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 Mustang. While much remains the same for 2014, just like the factory lineup, Roush has brought a few updates to the table highlighted by an additional 10 horsepower for the Stage 3 (up to 575 from...

Today Roush announced the details for the 2014 lineup including the RS, Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 Mustang. While much remains the same for 2014, just like the factory lineup, Roush has brought a few updates to the table highlighted by an additional 10 horsepower for the Stage 3 (up to 575...

Last week we reported that the upcoming four-cylinder engine option in the 2015 Ford Mustang might not be available in the United States, at least according to an article by Edmunds.com. Instead, the 2.3-liter turbocharged engine would only be available in foreign markets like Europe where gas...

With 850 horsepower on tap from its supercharged 5.8-liter V8 the 2013 Shelby GT500 Super Snake has the potential to compete with some of the top supercars in the world, but whether the car can put all that power to use is another question. Shelby is out to prove that it can, and have announced...

Tuners are still exploring the limits of the horsepower potential of the Mustang’s Coyote 5.0L V8, perhaps none more so than Jon Lund, Jake Long and Ken Bjonnes of Power by the Hour. The threesome have been developing and testing their twin-turbo system for the current Mustang for a little over...

Rumors of a four-cylinder engine making a return to the Mustang lineup for 2015 have been around for well over a year, with the smaller, turbocharged engine thought to be a solution for more efficiency-minded buyers. Of course, the smaller engine wouldn’t necessarily be lacking in power either...

It’s not too often we hear about an established Mustang builder producing cars out of an old aircraft hanger. And certainly not one based in the Southern Hemisphere. Though that’s just what Classic Speed Inc are doing. It’s time the other side of the world can rejoice! Located in the...

If you’re looking to own a piece of modern Ford Mustang racing history, then look no further than this Ford Mustang FR500C built by Rehagen Racing. The car won the Grand-Am GS class championship in 2009 with drivers Dean Martin Ken Wilden behind the wheel, and has recently been put up for sale...

Roush first announced their Phase 3 supercharger system back in November at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, but at the time the specifics about the kit were scarce. Now the company has finally released a full list of details including the final horsepower and torque numbers: 675 and 585. That’s...

Edelbrock, a legendary name in the automotive aftermarket, is marking its 75th anniversary this year, and to celebrate the company is giving away a brand new 2013 Ford Mustang GT and a trip to the 2013 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Not surprisingly, the Mustang will be fitted with Edelbrock’s own...

Ford has released its 2013 sales information, and the news is mixed for the Mustang. After a slow start in January, posting its lowest numbers for two years, the Mustang somewhat bounced back with 6,024 sales in February. On the downside, that’s still a decrease from February sales of last year...

We would normally never recommend buying a SEMA show car. They’re usually put together last minute and are only constructed well enough to withstand the riggers of the show floor. We would have no such reservations about the Boy Racer Mustang built by Creations n’ Chrome, however. Originally...

We’ve showed you some pretty spectacular bumper-dragging, fender-crunching, frame-smashing wheelstands before, but this latest one takes the cake as perhaps the most impressive ever. The feat was performed by Jere Etheridge in his twin-turbo 2000 Ford Mustang, who was competing at the “Lights...

The #61 Roush Performance Mustang Boss 302R kicked off the 2013 Grand-Am season in style with a victory at Daytona Speedway last month, and now they are hoping to follow that up with another strong finish at this weekend’s race in Austin, TX. This will be the first time that the series will race...

We’ve showed you some pretty spectacular bumper-dragging, fender-crunching, frame-smashing wheelstands before, but this latest one takes the cake as perhaps the most impressive ever. The feat was performed by Jere Etheridge in his twin-turbo 2000 Ford Mustang, who was competing at the “Lights...

Our first Readers’ Rides feature is actually two cars – Rich Trost’s 2012 Mustang Boss 302 and 2001 Mustang Bullitt. Rich is the owner and administrator of www.militarystangs.com and is currently on military assignment, meaning he hasn’t seen his pony cars since May of 2012. The Boss 302 is...

Taking a look back at the articles we’ve written about Lethal Performance, it’s easy to see the Wellington, FL-based shop is very good at doing one thing – making Mustangs go very, very fast. We’ve showed you videos of their 2010 Shelby GT500 running a 9 second 1/4 mile to the first Boss 302 in...

The 2014 Ford Mustang doesn’t have much in the way of updates compared to the previous model year, highlighted by two new colors and the addition of appearance packages for both the V6 and GT. When the 2014 Mustang online configurator went live last month we took a look at the FP8 appearance...