We’ve talked about Charge Cars on quite a few occasions here on autoevolution. The London-based company returns to our attention with the Charge ’67, which is a carbon-fiber Mustang with a four-motor ...

Powerful EV cars like the Dodge Charger Daytona Scat Pack want to become the new muscle cars and dominate the drag racing landscape. But that doesn't mean actual muscle car racing is going anywhere.

The Ford Mustang Fastback featured in this episode represents an exceptionally preserved example of classic American performance. With a 289 engine, 4-speed manual transmission, and an almost ...

This 1967 Mustang is an 800 HP, NASCAR-powered machine built around a full tube chassis with almost nothing remaining from ...

Everyone's familiar with the '67 Mustang, but not this one. This is an authentic Zagato design. As a former Mille Miglia entrant, it's eligible to run the Mille again in the future. Presumably, you've ...

View post: Audi CEO Explains Why the $700,000 Nuvolari Still Has a V8 ECD Automotive Designs, the company known for its reimagined Land Rovers and Jaguars, has branched out into the muscle car realm ...

UK EV startup Charge Cars has been acquired by a group of private investors. The company will continue development of the '67, which is an all-electric replica of the iconic 1967 Ford Mustang. CEO ...

The first-ever Mustang instantly flew off the shelves when it arrived in April 1964, selling a whopping 418,000 units in the first year alone. There was nothing in the market that looked quite like it ...

Visitors to the just-concluded Los Angeles Auto Show may have wondered what that 1967 Mustang fastback was doing there. A classic car, yes, and close kin to the chariot that Steve McQueen drove so ...

I think it’s fair to say the Ford Mustang was accidentally a colossal success. It was publicly introduced on April 17, 1964 with the convertible and hardtop models and in August of that year with the ...

Look out, here come the street-rod guys. They've built hot rods for years and now they're moving into the '60s cars, if Ken Godsey and his father are any indication. Ken admits, "My father and I ...