The 1960s were the era of the muscle car, started and brought to international acclaim by the first-generation Ford Mustang.

This article explores the 1966 Ford T5, a rare variant initially mistaken for a Mustang, which was originally sold in Europe.

Ford has produced more Mustang variants than most people can count. None of them has ever been called the "most beautiful ...

This ultra-rare variant was sold new in Europe, where Ford's pony car was badged T5.

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The 1960s Ford Mustang is a cool and desirable classic. However, with more than two million units produced between 1964 and 1969, it's far from surprising that most of them are still affordable.

The Ford Mustang turns 60 next week. It’s outlived every one of the imitators it inspired, and though the original pony car now sells around one 12th as many units as it did during its 1960s peak, it ...

The Ford Mustang and Dodge Charger have been trading barbs since the 1960s, but the latest iterations of these brawny coupes ...