The Latest Breaking News from Mustang

Mustang Panda gave CoolClient new bells and whistles, including clipboard monitoring.

Ford has upped the ante with the Mustang Dark Horse SC. Under the hood is a supercharged 5.2-liter V8 engine paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. The automaker will release the car’s official power numbers and the price later in the year, right before deliveries begin this summer.  

We can’t get enough of the Ford Bronco Sport—a peppy compact SUV with genuine off-road chops. For 2026, the baby Bronco gets a fresh look with the arrival of the new Bronze Package, which adds a handful of stylish touches inside and out.

Ford is reinventing the Mustang for 2025 with hybrids, sedans and off-roaders, as global sales soar and purists clash over Jim Farley's bold strategy.

Even though its direct competition has all but disappeared in recent years, the Mustang isn’t doing so well in America. Ford sold only 23,551 cars in the first half of the year in the United States, down 14.2 percent compared to the first six months of 2024. But there’s more…

Ford shelved its hybrid Mustang project back in 2022. A new report suggests that the automaker is taking a second shot at hybridizing its pony car.

The Trump administration has purchased two 2025 Ford Mustang GTs for more than $120,000 as part of what it calls an urgent effort to boost recruitment for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

The Ford Mustang Dark Horse is already a pretty ferocious muscle car. With 500 horsepower from a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V-8, it rockets to 60 mph in just about four seconds. But the team at Shelby American never settles for pretty ferocious.

Mustang, Bronco, Raptor, Explorer, Maverick. Ford has some great names in its portfolio, but it’s looking for more. If you’re good with names, inquire within. Ford is now hiring a “Nomenclature Strategist” who reports to the company’s Director of Global Nomenclature. Yes, this is a real thing.