ROUSH Performance, long known for adding power and performance to the Ford F-150 has just released the newest version in their vehicle line, the ROUSH 500RC which adds big-time pickup to a pickup truck.

Now in production and available at dealers nationwide, the ROUSH 500RC is a true road runner thanks to the ground pounding 445 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque generated by the addition of a ROUSHcharger system.  Read more...

The 2007 Shelby GT500 Mustang and John Force’s Mustang Funny Car share a rich history of competing and winning in their respective motorsports.

The 1965 Shelby GT350 started on top right out of the gate, showing its taillamps to the competition on America’s road courses. At the hands of such drivers as Jerry Titus, Mark Donahue and Bob Johnson, the GT350 took five of the six Sports Car Club of America division titles that year and netted Johnson a national championship.  Read more...

The new integrated key fob for the Ford Fusion features three ergonomically spaced buttons in a concave recess that's thumb-friendly and allows quick access to door lock and unlock functions, as well as the Fusion's trunk-lid release. 

Driven by technology, customer convenience and industry efforts to reduce auto theft, the car key has undergone quite an evolution since the simple brass version that started the Ford Model T. Ford Motor Company brands have created high-tech keys that do more than unlock your door or start your car.  Read more...

Drifting is the latest import from Japan, but it’s not a car or a truck. Drifting is a type of racing, and it’s arguably the most exciting form of motorsports around.

Ford Racing Performance Parts continues to be in on the action, entering its second season in drifting competition with driver Ken Gushi behind the wheel of a 2006 Mustang GT. And with the recent opening of "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" in theaters across the country, the sport is poised to explode in popularity. So what is drifting all about?  Read more...

With 2007 Ford Mustangs and Shelby GT500 coupes rolling off the assembly line in the background, Gary Roe, president, AutoAlliance Inc., Ford performance legend Carroll Shelby, and Barrett-Jackson executives Steve Davis and Gary Bennett handed over the keys to the first Shelby GT500 sold to the public to Ron Pratte, the winning bidder in a charity auction last January, on June 23, 2006.  Read more...