With stellar offerings like the Focus RS, Shelby GT350, and F-150 Raptor, Ford Performance consistently rolls out some of the most exhilarating production vehicles on the market each year. In a class of their own, the Ford Performance moniker is reserved only for the elite. The team is known for its enthusiast offerings designed with …
Throughout automotive history, pony cars and V8 engines have been a synonymous pairing for enthusiasts. The mere mention of fitting America’s most popular performance cars with another powertrain was met with ridicule and laughter. Sure, V6 powered Ford Mustangs and Chevrolet Camaros have been available for decades. But for the most part, owners who purchased …
After a 28-year absence, the world’s most iconic sport truck is making its return to the GMC lineup. The Syclone, produced last in 1991, will be available to order at GMC dealerships once again with a limited production run of only 100 models. The new Syclone is a collaborative effort between General Motors and Special …
By 1987, station wagons had been relegated to merely an afterthought in the United States. The Big Three had changed course, and minivan sales were booming with the Dodge Caravan, Chevy Astro, and Ford Windstar leading the charge. With wagon interest waning, another run-of-the-mill rollout from the Big Three wouldn’t suddenly turn the tides this …
Perhaps I’m being overly nostalgic, but do you remember when station wagons were unequivocally rad? If you grew up in a large family from 1960 to 1985, chances are you’ve had the luxury of riding in one. It never fails to surprise, but a majority of the car enthusiasts I’ve met over the years always …
The sport sedan segment may be categorized as a dying breed, but the few affordable options that remain provide more bang for your buck than ever before. While the field continues to shrink, there are still some bargains to be found in the market. Here are two of our favorites. 2019 Kia Stinger GT Starting …
The Achieva SCX was designed to be unsuspecting pocket rocket dressed in the guise of an ordinary Oldsmobile.
In a barren domestic segment void of sport sedans, the 1989 Ford Taurus SHO was the first of its kind.
Whether it was due to a lack of proper marketing or its smaller size, the V8-powered Dakota R/T always flew under the radar during its six-year production run.
With turbocharged roots and the same displacement 2.3-liter engine, it’s time for Ford to resurrect the historic name for a high-performance Mustang EcoBoost.
