We’ve learned of another Mustang pulling off a burnout during a police chase, this time in Scotland. Yup, it looks like another Mustang trend has gone international.

Here’s a bit of advice, Mustang owners: if you haven’t really perfected the art of doing a burnout, save yourself the embarrassment, and others the danger, that comes with trying to pretend you have.

The victim in this latest Mustang theft is Mellissa Clark-Palau of Bremerton, Washington, whose blue 1970 Mach 1 was stolen right out of her driveway.

That $100k ‘67 Mustang Fastback that was stolen in broad daylight in Northern California last week has been found.

I’ll give these car thieves one thing: they certainly are ballsy. Having the nerves to steal any car right in front of someone’s house these days takes a lot of guts. But having the galls to steal a ’67 Mustang dragster, trailer tow rig, and all in broad daylight is like toying with death if you […] More »

A Shelby owner got into an armed standoff with police in Ohio and spent 21 straight hours in the car before shooting himself in the chest.

A 1966 Mustang was stolen from a family garage in North Carolina and then stripped of practically everything except for the engine.