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Wild horses, part three: The land of second chances
Cinders from a campfire pop and explode like fireworks somewhere in the desert outside Yuma. They trace arcs toward an infinite number of stars in the ink-black sky above, each its own possible world, an infinite number of futures spinning out of reach in dizzy orbit. The sparks turn to ash, then... read more
Wild horses, part two: Horses with no names
Nobody needs a mustang, but the United States of America owns thousands of them. Some roam the dun-colored hills outside the indistinct suburbia that shrouds Reno, Nevada... read more December 5, 2018 by Marty Padgett
Terlingua, Texas: Where Carroll Shelby’s rat pack let their Mustangs run wild
TERLINGUA, Texas—On a scalding May afternoon, it’s not easy to see how Carroll Shelby saw dollar signs between the stubby cacti nestled among the yellow rocks... read more December 5, 2018 by Andrew Ganz
Ford GT and Ford Mustang GT: A celebration of performance
One’s a race car that wears almost no disguise. The other is an American icon. They’re both Fords, and they’re both GTs. But as you might guess... read more December 4, 2018 by Kirk Bell
Ford Mustang iconology: Pony car's ups and downs
The Ford Mustang might be the ultimate automotive success story. Born from humble beginnings, the Ford Mustang is an enduring icon that has had its share of ups and downs... read more December 4, 2018 by Andrew Ganz
History of the Ford Mustang GT
With its 460-horsepower 5.0-liter V-8, the 2018 Ford Mustang GT offers ready-made power for the masses. It’s not the top performer in the lineup, but it is Ford’s... read more December 4, 2018 by Kirk Bell
Wild horses, part one: The misfits
Mrs. Velma Johnston typed letters, filed carbon copies, and answered the phone at the insurance office where she worked as a secretary. She dressed conservatively, smiled... read more December 3, 2018 by Marty Padgett
We built our own 2018 Ford Mustang GT this way; here’s why
Building a 2018 Ford Mustang is a "Choose Your Own Adventure" story. With so many options and trim levels, it’s unlikely your Mustang will ever meet an exact twin in... read more December 3, 2018 by Joel Feder
10 things you won't like inside new cars
New cars are like playgrounds for adults. There are many exciting places to explore and crawl around, but like a hot slide in July, not all of them are great. No matter the... read more July 6, 2016 by Aaron Cole
The Therapeutic Road Trip
School is stress. The two go hand in hand. All students have different ways to cope. Some tackle their problems head-on and get their schoolwork finished as soon as they... read more October 12, 2010 by Samuel Spencer
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