and it may be challenging to differentiate between them. However, this article will focus on a single style − notchback. Ford Mustang is an iconic Pony Car made by Ford Motor Company. The original ...

T he Type 3 Notchback sedan was the first model from Wolfsburg whose lines followed convention, although its mechanical ...

You're looking at a '65 VW 1500 Notchback that's been restored with a modern twist. Debuted in Garage Projects (et 11/10), Aaron Simon has spent five long years transforming this air-cooled ...

One reader, Mr. John D. Hartman, the owner of the notchback pictured here, wasn't buying the horsepower that the owners claimed. He sent us a lengthy e-mail regarding the two Texas cars and how he ...

In the late 1960s, a red-painted Ford Mustang notchback coupe dressed in Shelby GT500 clothing and stuffed with experimental engine technology up and disappeared. Its usefulness as a prototype for ...

In 1966, two years before the "Golden Age" -- before Parnelli Jones, before "George Am," before the colorful Camaro/Challenger/Mustang battles -- Shelby built 26 notchback racers for Group I and ...

For his latest episode of the Hagerty YouTube series “Chip Foose Draws a Car,” Chip decided to do his take on the third-generation Mustang, the Fox body notchback. The result was quite cool ...

Built over the course of three years, the notchback pony is flexing 302 muscle in the guise of a roller crate engine. The 5.0-liter V8 powerplant with an Edelbrock Performer RPM intake and GT40 ...

We're talking decades before the notchback Mustang, but hear us out. The formal coupe, however, was the bread-and-butter car. Its square shoulders and simple boxy shape exuded practicality ...