This 1966 Ford Mustang Convertible on Exotic Car Trader boasts a glossy Candy Apple Red repaint and restored details. It’s an iconic American pony car ready to cruise. The Ford Mustang was quite the ...

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Some classics whisper through the dust of decades, waiting for the right hands to revive them. This 1966 Ford Mustang Fastback sat hidden away for over 30 years, guarded by time, rodents, and layers ...

Calimotive isn't your average restomod shop. In fact, it's not a restomod shop at all: it's a California-based Tesla parts and service business that spends most of its time dismantling EVs and selling ...

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It’s even more expensive than the initial estimation. When the Ford Mustang GTD was unveiled, a few details were missing from the specification sheet, such as its exact starting price, gas mileage, ...

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Ford created something special with the Mustang GTD. An 800-horsepower muscle car with the bones of a race car is the stuff of dreams. Unfortunately, not many will get to enjoy its performance thanks ...

It’s been 60 years since the world was first introduced to the Ford Mustang at the 1964 New York World’s Fair. In the time since, the pony car has come to dominate the segment it birthed, selling well ...

When Ford unveiled the Mustang at the April 1964 World's Fair, it optimistically planned on selling 1000,000 units in the first year. But buyers stampeded to dealerships, driving 22,000 Mustangs off ...