T he 1970s were a disastrous time for American muscle cars. The Clean Air Act of 1970 took full effect, and with it came ...

Leading the muscle car charge was the Boss, the racing-inspired high-performance version of America’s auto sweetheart, the ...

A RETRO Ford Capri 1973 raced by a member of the Royal family and driven by a Formula 1 icon is up for sale for £120k. The ...

After Ford halted production to focus on creating ... While not as renowned as other decade models, Mercury’s mid-’70s cars, such as the 1975 Grand Marquis and the second-generation Capri ...

propelling cars to single-digit quarter-mile times. On the naturally aspirated front, there has also been an escalation, though not nearly as dramatic, and so far it looks like Ford is the victor.

Ford Britain’s skunkwerks has done the unthinkable with Transits, creating the rowdiest cargo vans in hot rod history.

Unquestionably the most "streetable" Boss engine that Ford ever produced, the Boss 351 developed 330 hp, which made it the most powerful Cleveland and one of the most powerful muscle car engines ...

The genuine Ford works car, decorated with a blue and white 'Shell Sport' livery, was originally built for the 1973 Avon Tour of Great Britain. It was during this event that HRH Prince Michael of ...