Unlike the front-engined, four-seater that 1 million customers bought in the first 20 months, the Mustang I was a diminutive two-seater with mid-mounted V4 engine.
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Fisker vs. Tesla: A Lesson in Not Taking Shortcuts – Motor Trend
The recent emergence of the modern plug-in electric vehicle has brought more automaker start-ups to the marketplace than we’ve seen in decades, with Fisker Automotive and Tesla Motors the most prominent examples.
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A Very Special Mad Men Teaches The Importance Of Stick Shift Driving
The season finale of Mad Men was as arresting and dramatic as we’d all hope: there was a scene with a ’69 Camaro Z28 and the importance of driving stick, and a bunch of other stuff that was kind of a blur. Minor spoiler alert.
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In album Taking a dip on a hot summer afternoon
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Can we please all just start ignoring all of these people so that they will maybe just fade away
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The RSX is just one of many Mustang-based projects over the last five decades that never made it to production. At least this one was a runner.
The 1979 RSX Rally Concept Is The Coolest Mustang Never Built
What if I told you that Ford commissioned a two-seater Mustang rally car designed and built by a legendary Italian coachbuilder that history quickly forgot? You’d want that car, right? Here it is: the ’79 Ghia RSX, the coolest Mustang that never was.
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