The 1966 Shelby GT350H was designed to turn hot laps — and that’s exactly what Hoovie intends to do with it.
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Real Rent-a-Racer: Hoovie Buys a Shelby GT350H
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Mustang Shelby GT500 Heritage Edition Announced for 2022
The changes to the 2022 Shelby GT500 Heritage Edition are purely cosmetic in nature — and that's a great thing.
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Behold the Glory That is Ford’s GT500 Crate Motor
Starting soon, well-heeled builders will be able to scoop up the Predator V8 from the GT500 in crate motor form.
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History Rhymes: Looking Back at the 1982 Mustang GT
When looking at the 1982 Mustang GT, it’s easy to see parallels between its era and today’s performance landscape. Mark Twain famously said “history doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” Now, even for someone known for great quotes, it’s a great quote, and Twain’s words kept circulating in my head while I watched this… read more
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Ford Engineer Seems to Confirm V8 Mustang Hybrid
It's far from official, but a LinkedIn post seems to indicate that a hybrid Mustang with a V8 is on the way.
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Too Loose for the Moose: Mach-E Fails Swedish Test
The NHTSA doesn't mandate a moose test, and as far as the Mustang Mach-E is concerned, that's a good thing for Ford.
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Mustang GT and Mach 1 Get LESS Horsepower for 2022
We're not talking 1970s-style slashes to performance here, but the drop in power speaks to the current climate.
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