Back in the seventies, one particular (Robert Quast from Minnesota) gearhead had to make a heartbreaking decision: either sell his ‘69 Ford Torino GT or face the ugly prospect of coming up with more ...

The short-lived Torino saw daylight in 1968 when Ford used the Fairlane to give birth to a separate series supposed to compete in the mid-size battle. The American carmaker produced the first ...

The aero war between FoMoCo and Chrysler was the beginning of the end for real racing in NASCAR. Through the early '60s, NASCAR was a battle between the Big Three, each trying to put its product in ...

Ask any designer and he'll tell you that fastback styling-where the roofline drops aggressively down into the deck panel-works best on small cars with really short wheelbases. Adding a fastback roof ...

An open-air carport in Myrtle Beach isn’t the ideal place to store a muscle car for 44 years, but that’s exactly where a single-owner classic Ford that’s listed on eBay has been sitting all this time.

Joe Parker is a nationally award-winning journalist and columnist from the Atlanta area. He has served as an automotive journalist for the past four years alongside extensive sports, business, ...

Back in 1969, Ford produced only 750 factory Torino Talladega cars. Most of the cars were used for racing, and this particular example has been restored to perfect and like-new condition. The exterior ...

It may have played second fiddle to the Mustang, but the Ford Torino, when optioned properly, was a bona fide muscle car in its day. One of its most capable iterations was the first-generation model ...

It was all about racing when the 1969 Ford Torino Cobra hit the streets, and this Muscle Car Of The Week episode shows why. With its sleek SportsRoof fastback profile, long nose, and Ram Air-fed 428 ...

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NASCAR’s Car of Tomorrow, meet the Car of Yesterday. The order of the day was simple: win races and sell more cars. The limited-edition Torino Talladega was the tip of Ford’s sword. As most people ...