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  — By Justin Banner   I’ve been involved with drifting for over seven years now as media, so I’ve gotten a wide variety of views on how to build a drift car thanks to in-depth feature car articles, talking to drivers, and watching them drift. Being a Ford fan at heart, I’ve always wanted […] More »

  — By Detroit Steel   Ford is leaning on a lot of artistic appeal beyond sheet metal to generate buzz for the new Mustang including some rather unique paintings.   The paintings, created by California-based pop artist Burton Morris, are intended to celebrate the launch of the first Mustang to be sold globally by Ford. […] More »

  — By Detroit Steel   Classic, in every sense of the word and a reminder that the new 2015 Mustang with the EcoBoost engine really isn’t as groundbreaking as a lot of people think.   Sure, the new four-cylinder S550 is well deserving of all the attention it’s getting. However, let’s not forget the ’84 […] More »

  — by Justin Banner   When you attack the track for a track day, autocross, or time attack with your stock tires, they usually end up very feathered or even have chunks coming off. Even as-bought high-performance tires can come back with missing pieces, but aren’t they designed for this environment? They are, but […] More »

  — by Jonathon Klein   I’ve never been a fan of the ROUSH Mustangs. I used to drive them when I worked for Ford and they always felt like poorly built custom Mustangs. They didn’t really drive well, had a wonky exhaust, and a body kit reserved only for “Pep Boys special” Hondas. It […] More »

  — By Detroit Steel   This has to be the luckiest sheriff in the world.   I mean, c’mon, how bad could fighting crime be for officer Terry Thompson driving around in this 1965 custom Mustang?   The car was donated to the Weber County Sheriff’s department in Utah by Alan and Jeanie Hall who […] More »

  — by Detroit Steel   I think I might have a bit of good advice for landing a sweet classic Mustang.   Instead of hitting those huge mega auctions at places like Las Vegas where you know you’re always going to get outbid by some millionaire, start scouring the news websites for those small-town […] More »