At first, the Ford Mustang didn't perform like the hot rod that we know love and today. So, to boost its image, Ford turned to a man of boundless ambition: Carroll Shelby.
The Ford Thunderbird is one of America’s most iconic cars and dominated the market for years—but it all it took was one change in the car's design to trigger its shocking downfall.
The road to progress is lined with shiny billboards touting great innovation—along with pothole-laden detours. Let's take a moment to remember some of the cars that made America.
Ford is one of the oldest car companies in the world, and their Model T helped revolutionize the auto industry—but the shining legacy of this iconic car hides a dark truth.
The automobile itself changed the world and few inventions have had a bigger, more long-lasting impact on human history than the car. But what are the cars that stand out from the crowd (for good and maybe even for bad) as the most "world-changing"?
