The 1960s and 1970s were a heyday for American muscle cars, as all automakers vied for the top spot among consumer-ready, drag-strip-dominating vehicles. Ford, whose Mustang was a fixture on two-lane ...

In the late 1960s, Ford built a muscle car that wasn't just fast on the street, but built to dominate the racetrack. Its body was shaped by competition rules, and the big block V8 delivered serious ...

The short-lived Starliner had an ambitious objective: it was supposed to compete against the Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe, and Ford fitted the car with powerful engines whose role was to catch the ...

When talking about Fords from the early 1960s, we think about the Galaxie, Fairlane, and Falcon. These were the company's bread-and-butter automobiles at the time (alongside the F-Series pickup truck) ...

The Galaxie scratched the itch for chrome fanatics. The Country Squire served families a ride to fit all the kids. The Fairlane was classy and suave all at the same time. And nothing made waves in the ...