We thought hard about Ford's legacy of overlooked muscle cars, considering price as well as relative cultural importance, and ...

Ford's muscle car legacy started in the early 1960s, generally considered the golden era for American performance cars. But it was the Mustang's arrival in 1964 that revolutionized the market.

Henry Ford, combining his love for invention, industry and agriculture, introduces what was billed as the first plastic automobile -- dubbed the "Soybean Car" -- on Aug. 13, 1941.

A 1988 article titled "Henry's Plastic Car: An Interview with Mr. Lowell E. Overly," published in the 2017 book "History of Industrial Uses of Soybeans," identified Overly as the "designer of the ...

The man who sold the first Ford Mustang made, which was meant for display before sales of the popular muscle car began in 1964, is headed to the Henry Ford in Dearborn.

On this day in 1964, Henry Ford II gave the world its first look at the all-new Mustang at the New York Auto Show. Prior to this, it was known under the codename "Special Falcon," a secret car ...

This triple-black pony was put together for Henry Ford II, the grandson of Henry Ford I and the company's CEO at the time. And amazingly enough, it soldiered on for almost 60 years to tell its story.

Affordability was part of what drove the first muscle car boom, and it's a major selling point for Detroit's modern performance cars. Prices for the Shelby GT 350 start at $49,170.

The 1971 Ford Mustang Boss 351 was one of Ford's last true muscle cars before the Clean Air Act of 1970 gutted the industry. Along with being one of the last muscle cars produced in that era ...

In honor of Henry Ford's 150th birthday, we've compiled a list of top 10 cars he'd be proud to have his name on, including the GT supercar.

Automotive pioneer Henry Ford struck gold with the Ford Model T in 1908, but the road to success wasn't smooth.Ford built his first one-cylinder gas engine in 1893 and created his first car ...