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Named after the Italian city of Turin, the Torino name was originally proposed for the Mustang – instead it was rolled out in 1968 for this mid-sized saloon and coupe. While most Torinos were pretty unexciting, Ford did offer something ...

Buoyed by the unprecedented success of its Mustang, Ford tried to repeat the trick in Europe with this more compact pony car. Launched as ‘The car you always promised yourself, the Capri was never as successful as the Mustang was ...

Ford had originally launched its Thunderbird as a response to the Chevrolet Corvette, but while the Corvette was supposed to be a sportscar, the Thunderbird was more of a tourer – or a ‘personal luxury car’, as Ford called it. ...

Following the signing of a definitive agreement with a team of Oakley in 2013, we knew that creating your own tricked out car – it’s only a matter of time for the person having obsessive thoughts about it. And today, ...

When it went on sale in 1964, the Ford Mustang became the fastest-selling car in history. In its first year in the showrooms, a whopping 418,812 found buyers and by the end of the second year, a million had been ...