The 1974 Coins was a striking curved wedge with a single rear-sited door. Built to celebrate the first anniversary of Ford’s takeover of...

The Ford Mustela II was a concept car built in 1973. The Mustela II was originally intended to be a design for De Tomaso. After Ford...

The Ghia Urban, later called the Ghia Manx, was one of the early Ghia creations using Fiesta architecture and running gear. It was a...

Ford's experimental Tridon show vehicle was based on the 1971 Thunderbird and public display for the first time that year. Broad, low,...

It turns out, John Bender of Hilliard, Ohio, who built and owns the white Ben-Dera, created and still owns the car's twin, painted gold....

Until auto restorer and customizer, Bob Hoshiko purchased the October 1966 copy of Car and Driver at a literature swap meet, the Mustang...

While many concept cars have pointed the way towards production models, others have not. One vehicle that falls decisively into the...

The Ford Mustang II is a small, front-engined (V8), open "two-plus-two" concept car built by the Ford Motor Company in 1963. Although...

The 1965 Ford Mustang is unquestionably an automotive design icon, and nearly every generation of Mustang has some connection to that...

In late 1966, Ford designers prepared a Mustang concept to preview some of the design updates for the 1969 model. The Mustang Mach I was...

Jack Telnack, Ford's Vice President - Design, turned four students of Detroit's Center for Creative Studies loose in the summer of 1988...

1958 Ford Nucleon concept car model, designed by Jim Powers The Nucleon, a 3/8-scale model, provided a glimpse into the atomic-powered...