Speaking of the blue book, the Kelley Blue Book people have chosen their top 10 road trip cars for 2010, and Fords flagship 2011 Mustang is right up there. And this year they have added a little spice to the list, offering destinations to reach in those wonderful cars.

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The first Mustang was produced in 1964 and the model quickly became an American classic.


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Formula Drift champion Vaughn Gittin Jr. is taking his design skills to SEMA, and to gaming consoles everywhere. Fresh from the success of his RTR 2010 Mustangs, Gittin is working his magic on a 1969 Mustang. The RTR-X will be unveiled at SEMA 2010, and feature in upcoming Need for Speed video games. I have now taken the RTR brand full-circle back to 1969 - turning a 69 Mustang into a radical street/drift-styled machine to debut at SEMA 2010, he says in his Speedhunters.com post where, apparently, hell be blogging right through the process.

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Drift car builder Team Need for Speed and Mustang drift racer Vaughn Gittin Jr. are joining forces to build the RTR-X Mustang to debut at the 2010 SEMA show in Las Vegas.


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Several readers asked variations of the same question this week: Why do I review so many foreign cars? Am I ignoring Chrysler, Ford and General Motors? Shouldn't I pay more attention to vehicles engineered and built by the local automakers? I review every new vehicle from the Detroit Three, but I understand the question.


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When the Ford Mustang debuted in 1964, a new market known as pony cars was created.


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Mostly cosmetic at this point: K&N, Magnaflow cat-back system, Bullitt pedals, Mach 1 front spoiler and grille, chrome 17"x8" OEM Bullitt wheels, Mach 1 rear panel, side stripes, rear bumper lettering, carbon fiber dash insert, Bullitt gas cover No rain...no snow...stored winters...54K miles Comments On DrJim1951's Mustang Car and Truck pricing can ...


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A new aluminum block for the 5.4-liter V8 helps shave 120 pounds from the 2011 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500.


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The year was 1971 and 21-year-old Larry Tamburino was ready for a new car to replace his used-up '64 Hi-Po Comet.


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Engine Bay Preparation We've gotten things a little out of order with our '68 Mustang project buildup.


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