First revealed at the 1964 World’s Fair in April, Ford’s ponycar caused a type of sensation that hasn’t been seen since.

Wrapping your Mustang in Ol’ Glory is one of the most patriotic ways to celebrate Independence Day.

YouTuber finds an extremely rare 1968 pony on a farm in Washington state, fulfilling a childhood dream.

The holy grail of classic Shelby Mustangs, this dusty GT500KR has only 22,910 miles and still wears its original paint.

Despite brake and suspension upgrades, this stock Shelby GT350 replica turns heads even without extensive mods.

One of the most historically significant pace cars starts at seven figures on Hemmings.

In a drag race, the driver is just as important —if not more— than the equipment.