Ford Mustang

As if the all-electric Mustang Cobra Jet 1400 Ford revealed in 2020 wasn't monstrous enough, it's now upgraded that world-record prototype into the Mustang Super Cobra Jet 1800. It hopes to best its own record with the reworked 1,800-hp e-dragster.

The new Mustang made its debut at the Detroit Auto Show on Wednesday, bringing loads of Gen Y- and Z-enticing tech. It includes a jet-inspired digital cockpit, electronic drift mode, new engines, and even a remote rev feature.

How do you combine 0 to 60 in 3.5 seconds, comfortable seating for five, and space to store everyone's stuff? With the Mach-E, that’s how. It’s both a family vehicle and a speeding ticket magnet all in one unit. And it deserves the Mustang name.

Ford has unveiled new performance models for the Mustang Mach-E electric crossover. These models include "Unbridled Extend," adding track readiness to the electric Mustang, and boosted performance numbers via motor upgrades.

On a mission to obliterate preconceptions of what electric cars are, Ford adds the Mustang Mach-E 1400 to its garage of insanely powered experimental EVs. With seven motors and 1,400 hp, the 1400 shows Ford won't settle for boring electric cars.

Mecum Auctions finished the first big bricks-and-mortar car auction since the pandemic began in Indianapolis this week, ushering in a new era for the collector car industry and smashing the world record price for a Mustang for the second time this year.

Previewing a near-soundless paradigm for drag racing, Ford presents an all-electric version of its Mustang Cobra Jet. The high-powered one-off will bring 1,400 hp to the drag strip, with Ford estimating a low-eight-second quarter-mile.

In Oklahoma there's a company called Classic Recreations that restores or reproduces classic muscle cars but with an injection of modern tech. The company's latest effort is called the "Hitman" and it's a glorious 1969 Mustang Mach 1 restomod with a John Wick-inspired paint job.

Two vehicle monikers at Ford have heavy cache: Mustang and Mach. Often put together throughout the past half-century, the names always denoted fast ponies. Ford has again put the names together, this time on an all-electric offering called the 2020 Mustang Mach-E.

At SEMA 2019, Ford is presenting an electrified Mustang with 900 hp and 1,000 lb-ft. It distributes all that torque with a fortified manual transmission, exploring the potential for a more engaging electric era of sports cars.

Ford has been teasing the electric crossover for a while now, and today it announced we'll get our first look at a world premiere event in LA next month. Drawing inspiration from the Mustang legend, it's definitely one EV crossover to watch out for.

Most of the children's cars listed here stand an excellent chance of appreciating significantly in value over the long run.