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2016 Ford Mustang GT Convertible Review
The latest offering in Ford’s rag top pony car line is a very endearing product. Hot Rodders will love it for its 435hp and bellowing exhaust note. Sun worshippers will give it high grades for its expansive tanning bed.
Read More »Review: 2015 Ford Mustang Eco Boost 4
Back in the first 1960s heyday of the Mustang, if you saw a button on the dash marked “Shaker” you knew that the ram intake on your hood would open when you pressed that magic button. More cold air meant more horsepower.
Read More »Review: 2013 Ford Mustang GT California Special
Mustang enthusiasts have had more special editions to choose from than Baskin Robbins has flavors. Every year Ford or Shelby float new and tasty variations of this quintessential ponycar. One of the best packages in the car’s 49 year history is the California Special version of the Mustang GT.
Read More »Review: 2013 Ford Mustang Boss 302
Hype: Stellar Cosmetics, GT Grunt Gripes: Clunky Door Slam, Distracting Wide View Ext. Mirrors Front to back, here are the significant features of the “base” Boss 302: New aero package to reduce lift A completely revised 444-horsepower engine with unique head castings, different exhaust valves and exhaust-side cams, upgraded internal materials in the valvetrain and […]
Read More »2013 Ford Mustang V6 Review
Most people think V-8 when they think Ford Mustang. To be sure, the brand’s identity is based on the architecture of the 8 cylinder engine. But with gas nudging the $5 per gallon mark, maybe it’s time to rethink the basic Mustang equation. Back in 1964, when Ford introduced the Mustang, the base model’s inline 6 cylinder engine was a weak-kneed shadow of the optional V8.
Read More »The Five Ugliest Cars of All Time
Raise your hand if you’ve owned an ugly car. Scream out loud if you actually loved your ugly car. Let’s face it—for every great car we produce on this planet, they’re bound to be a couple of real duds. Unfortunately, failure is just a fact of life. These vehicles probably looked really good on the […]
Read More »2011 Ford Mustang GT Review
The latest iteration of the long-lived Mustang GT has to be the bargain performance sensation of the year. When correctly optioned, this $36,000 evolution of Ford’s original ponycar…
Read More »2011 Ford Mustang Review – Driving impressions of the V6, 6-speed manual
We recently drove the 2011 V6 Coupe “Premium Edition”, but this model had a 6-speed automatic, performance 3.31 axle ratio, HID headlamps, and rear view camera.
Read More »Porsche, Buick, Modern Muscle Cars at the 2011 North American International Auto Show in Detroit
Article and photos by Megan Green Porsche 918 RSR At a 6:30 a.m. press conference in snowy Detroit, the press gathered around in anticipation of the first reveal of the day. With smoky fanfare, Porsche rolled out their 918 RSR , a high-end hybrid sports car. The best of the 2010 Spyder concept and 911 […]
Read More »First Impressions Review: 2011 Ford Mustang – V6 engine with no excuses
We drove the 2011 Ford Mustang V6 Coupe “Premium Edition” and the” Mustang Club of America” package. Additionally, this model had a 6-speed automatic
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