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This 435-mile 2006 Ford GT could be yours—and our link gets you more entries
Someone is going to win an almost unbelievably fresh 2006 Ford GT—or take home $400,000 in cash. We would love nothing more ...
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What it feels like to drive a 1968 Ford GT40 MK1
1968 Ford GT40 MK1 driving footage offers a close look at one of the most iconic names in classic motorsport and performance ...
The New Zealander was given the opportunity to take the famous #2 machine up the hillclimb during last weekend’s Goodwood ...
The long-lost stunt car from the movie Bullit was discovered by pure chance in Baja, California, Mexico, while it was rotting ...
You can often find iconic cars from movies and TV shows in real life, either screen-used or replicas, in the hands of ...
One's obvious, the other, not as much.
V10-powered pickup trucks aren't common. Probably for a good reason.
A decades-old action classic is still setting the standard more than 50 years after its release.
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New breed of race-first GT3 cars “the right way to do it”, says Ben Keating
Two prominent Corvette drivers offer contrasting views on a new generation of GT3 cars designed first for racing and then adapted for the road ...
This weekend, you can save 23% off the DJI Mini 4K drone, which is normally priced at $300. This drone is small enough not to ...
Richard Hammond showcased a 1968 Ford Mustang at the St Michael's Hospice car show. Here's a detailed look at the vehicle.
A good film pulls you into a world that is not your own and makes you genuinely invested in what The post The Greatest Sports Movies Ever Made appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.
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