What makes a classic car legendary? Sometimes it’s the high-compression roar, sometimes it’s the way it plants its rear tires in rebellion against the pavement, and sometimes it’s the rare fact that ...

A fuel-injected 1968 Ford Mustang GT fastback restomod with a 302 and five-speed. See where this classic Mustang sits.

A 1968 Ford Mustang GT 390 Fastback wearing what its seller describes as original Acapulco Blue paint, with just 13,339 miles on the odometer, has appeared for sale in Michigan at an asking price of ...

When Bullitt hit theaters in 1968, it didn’t just make Steve McQueen a legend—it made the Mustang GT 390 immortal. That Highland Green fastback leaping through San Francisco’s hills wasn’t just a prop ...

The 1968 Ford Mustang GT Fastback occupies a singular place in American automotive history. It arrived at a cultural crossroads — muscle cars were at their peak, the country was in upheaval, and Ford ...

What started as an ordinary repair job turned into an emotional reunion when a mechanic began work on a 1968 Ford Mustang GT 390 4-Speed and realized he had worked on the very same car decades earlier ...

In spite of a few charming continuity goofs and cameras occasionally visible in the back seat of Lieutenant Frank Bullitt’s tire-smoking Mustang fastback, the scene was lauded for its authenticity and ...

A 1968 Shelby Mustang GT500 fastback in Highland Green with the 428 V8, restored around 2015, with a Marti Report.

Cars owe their names to varying factors, such as the feelings their stylings evoke, their engine sizes, performance capabilities, and technology, as well as heritage and legacy. In certain cases, the ...