Ford Mustang Saleen S351 Supercharged convertible once owned by professional boxer George Foreman recently auctioned online for $57,000. Some might think that’s a little too hot for that kind of pony ...

LINCOLN, Neb. – Scott Stinemetz of Great Bend and his horse Diego turned in a championship performance to win the 2010 Extreme Mustang Makeover last Saturday in Lincoln, Neb. The pair earned $ ...

Ask the average automotive enthusiast who led the development of the Ford Mustang and Chrysler minivan, and the likely answer they’ll give you is Lee Iacocca. Which isn’t incorrect. Iacocca, as the ...

Sperlich was known as the father of two American icons, the Ford Mustang and Chrysler minivan. Colleagues remember him as one of the most significant product developers of his generation.

Nothing is official, but a recent trademark application filed around the world suggests that the heritage-laced Boss nameplate will return to the Ford Mustang line-up after a long hiatus. Ford filed a ...

The last Boss rolled off the production line 12 years ago. Ford built the final Mustang Boss in 2013 after a long hiatus and called it a day. In the era of downsizing and reducing tailpipe ...

Following the success of the ROG Ally Z1 Extreme and Z1 models, Asus released the ROG Ally X last year. While it retained the Z1 Extreme chip, the ROG Ally X is fitted with 24GB RAM and other ...

After yet another price hike for MY25, the Mustang now starts at about $67,000 before on-road costs for the EcoBoost Fastback coupe, rising to almost $79,000 plus on-roads for the V8-powered GT ...

That car would eventually become the Mustang, which is now in its 60th year and running. Apart from the Mustang, Sperlich was credited for the birth of the Fiesta in 1967, Ford's first ...

If you need a big wagon taken to the efficient extreme, you'll be hard pressed to do better than the one that's as familiar as the golden arches.

But as extreme weather supercharged by climate change fractures American lives, those in high-risk areas are being pushed to confront the reality that it’s getting harder and harder to insulate ...