Marcus Amick

Make no mistake about it, the Zombie222, an 800-horsepower electric ‘68 Mustang, is the frickin’ real deal when it comes to performance.

If imitation is indeed the greatest form of flattery, then Mustang owners should be glowing every time they see a Camaro.

After being caught in as many as five twisters that hit the small town of Simla, Colorado recently, this Mustang Mach 1 suffered only a few scratches.

This 2007 GT Mustang convertible certainly fits the bill as one of the most unique we’ve come across recently.

The Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Dakota are holding a raffle where one lucky winner will get to drive home in this 1971 fully restored Mustang Mach 1, and tickets are only $10 a pop!

If you own a Mustang from the 2005 to 2014 model years, expect a notice soon from Ford to take your baby into a dealership.

With the official horsepower numbers now in for the GT350, our anticipation for getting behind the wheel of the new Shelby is higher than ever.