All posts tagged "Ford"
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664Cars2026 Ford Mustang RTR Package offers close enough thrills
Nope, this is not the 649 kW (870 bhp/882 metric hp) Mustang RTR Spec 5, but something that is “close enough”. As the...
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650CarsCapricorn 01 Zagato debuts as an old-school minimalistic beauty
A mid-engined V8 manual RWD in 2026? Yes! Nope, the Capricorn Group didn’t emerge recently out of a real-estate mogul’s boredom. You’ll...
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6.2KCarsFord Mustang GTD Liquid Carbon claims to be hotter than a nude model
The “barely street-legal” (as marketed by Ford) Mustang GTD already looks menacing in its “stock” form. Despite having carbon fibre body panels, a carbon...
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6.3KCarsMustang GTD Spirit of America debuts with retro racing stripes
It’s been a while since the Mustang GT3-derived Mustang GTD debuted, but it is yet to go on sale. Although it is listed...
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6.8KCarsFord Capri EV debuts with a nostalgic name & VW ID fame
I’m not sure who at the Ford Motor Company suggested the use of the ‘Mustang’ branding for an electric SUV, but clearly,...
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6.8KCars2024 Ford Focus ST Edition debuts with a blue paint
Ford has taken the wraps off the new Focus ST Edition, available to order now in select European markets. In the UK,...
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6.3KCars2024 Ford Mustang GT3 debuts with a new branding & racy livery
The Ford Mustang is all set to make its FIA GT3 debut in 2024 with a new Mustang Dark Horse-based racer called the Mustang...
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6.5KCarsFord Explorer Electric SUV debuts with VW base & clean styling
Ford has revealed the all-electric Explorer SUV that is almost ready to go on sale in European markets later this year. Reservations are...
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8.7KCars2023 Ford Puma ST Powershift makes Euro debut with Azure Blue paint
As you know, Ford sells a hot version of Puma called Puma ST—powered by a 1.5L 3-cylinder turbo petrol engine that pumps...
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6.6KCars2023 AC Cobra GT Roadster debuts with a Coyote V8
UK-based AC Cars has revealed the AC Cobra GT roadster—which apparently is a modern homage to the ’60s AC Cobra/Shelby Cobra. AC didn’t disclose...
