Eye-catching, SEMA-show, big-block Ford Mustang draws inspiration from down under.

Fabricator Mike Maier shares a few details about the 750-horsepower Pony that visited the Hoonigan HQ.

There’s nothing worse than when your car gets stolen. But thanks to social media, one vintage Mustang owner has his dream car back.

The crazy car buffs dig up the Mustang at a Colorado junkyard where it’s been sitting for 37 years.

Illinois resident Gail Wise bought the first Ford Mustang sold to the general public in 1964 and she still owns the Pony car.

Classic 1982 magazine ad is a reminder of how far the pony car has come.

Barrett-Jackson’s Northeast auction poised to be another hot draw for collectors.