Ford Motor Co. is giving Mustang fans another taste of nostalgia. The automaker on Saturday unveiled the 2026 Mustang FX package, which pays tribute to the third generation of the vehicle and its ...

Velocity’s 800 horsepower Fox Body restomod isn’t a one off anymore, in fact it’s heading into production. Velocity Restorations debuts world’s first production restomod Fox Body Mustang at SEMA 2025.

Well-preserved Fox Body Mustang GT pairs low mileage and factory styling with a supercharged 5.0L V8 performance upgrade.

The standard wheel is an updated version of the Mustang's 19-inch five-spoke rims, which was already available. Stepping up to the Performace Pack (which you really must do) gives you these wonderful ...

Ford Racing and Whipple’s new supercharger system delivers up to 810 hp in the 2026 Mustang and 700 hp in the F-150—and it ...

The so-called "Fox body" Ford Mustangs, the third-generation cars built from 1979 through 1993, are enjoying a sort of nostalgia-driven renaissance in interest these days. Unsurprisingly, this is ...

Inspired by the third-generation “Fox body” Mustang produced from 1979 to 1993, the new 2026 Ford Mustang FX appearance package blends retro styling cues with modern engineering, creating a totally ...

There’s little argument that the Ford Mustang is one of the truly classic nameplates in automotive history. Ford’s pony car has been in production long enough—having initially debuted in 1964 with ...

1980s nostalgia is rampant these days. As Gen X enters (or surpasses) middle age, there’s a lot of disposable income waiting to be spent on anything that brings back fond memories of one’s youth. Ford ...

The handoff from Fox Body Mustang to SN95 did not simply refresh a familiar shape, it marked a deeper shift in how Ford balanced raw edge, refinement, and future-proof engineering. Underneath, the ...

The so-called "Fox body" Ford Mustangs, the third-generation cars built from 1979 through 1993, are enjoying a sort of nostalgia-driven renaissance in interest these days. Unsurprisingly, this is ...