THE last ever Ford Falcon GT has rolled off the production line, farewelled by 600 emotional workers. And the bloke who bought it paid a small fortune. It was the end of an era and the beginning ...

In 1959, a new breed of Ford launched with an aim toward affordability and fuel efficiency — the Falcon. The first Ford Falcon, at just over 181 inches long, was compact, a stark contrast to ...

That passion inspired Steve Ramsey of Fallston, Maryland, to create that combination of vintage looks and potent performance in this wicked ’63 Ford Falcon GT. The Falcon’s diminutive size ...

The combination lets the Foxbody do 9.2-second passes on the quarter mile.

When Holden started designing and selling Australian-made cars in the 1940s and into the '50s, Ford Australia was left floundering. Its local line-up included the British-sourced Zephyr, Zodiac ...

Electric cars are known to be quick in a straight line, and one of the quickest is Ford's Mustang Cobra Jet 1400. Unveiled in 2020, the electric drag racer packs more than 1,500 hp at the wheels ...

Ford provided an update Friday on the construction ... Well, this new truck is going to be like the Millennium Falcon — with a back porch attached,” Farley said in a press release this week.

We don’t have the exact racing history of this Ford Falcon, but it’s more than obvious that it is no stranger to going fast for brief seconds. Absent from the drag scene for a long time ...

This Falcon is ready to fly. The Freebird is a 1964 Ford Falcon Sprint coupe that's been built to burn rubber by burning hydrogen. The classic was rebuilt by Arrington Performance with a 5.0-liter ...

A rare Ford XB Falcon John Goss Special has been discovered in an Australian farm shed and is bound to get local enthusiasts talking. Ford Australia introduced the John Goss Special to celebrate ...

As one of America's first compacts, the Ford Falcon doesn ... What makes this Falcon special is its near-period-correct approximation of a gasser drag-race machine. In the early days of sanctioned ...

When talking about vintage dragsters, we often think about truly iconic quarter-mile runners driven by the likes of Don Garlits, Don Prudhomme, and Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins. We often tend to forget ...