Initially, if you wanted an auto and the trick handling bits on your 2021 Mustang Mach 1, you were out of luck.

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Dealers often put giant markups on high-demand models. Is it too much to ask they care a little about the listing? With 760 horsepower and 625 lb-ft of torque, the Mustang Shelby GT500 is a lot of car — and it’s also going to cost a lot of money. The official starting MSRP, courtesy of [...] More »

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The 2020 Heritage Edition is the modern-era Shelby GT350 swansong, a perfect homage to Carroll Shelby.

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Swapping a classic Mustang’s mill for an electric motor might be heresy. But what about a new-old Mustang? First off, I understand that some Mustang fans think the idea of an electric Mustang is blasphemy. The very concept is as controversial as third-rail topics like the designated hitter rule, ketchup on a hot dog, or [...] More »

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Over 38,000 Mustangs with automatic transmissions are being recalled for a brake problem.

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Today may mark the end of another GT350 era, but join us in celebrating this legendary Mustang by reading about these 10 iconic moments.

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The ultra-rare all-wheel drive 1965 Mustang prototype makes us wonder about what could have been.

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