Awesome Ford

The master hoonigan returns to tear up some pavement and leave behind a thick layer of rubber and dust in his latest Gymkhana stunt video, taking on wild animals, exotic sports cars, and even a jumbo jet in and around Dubai in his tricked out Ford Fiesta RX43.

Jay Leno shows off one of his favorite new rides with the help of Ford Performance Chief Engineer Jamal Hameedi. Jay loves the growl of the Mustang’s bespoke 5.2L V8 engine so much that he bought a spare one. Test drive at 18:43.

Shelby turns the Ford Mustang GT into a 750hp track beast, w/ upgraded cooling, brakes, suspension, and aero, inspired by Carroll Shelby and his friends tearing up its rough and rugged namesake Texas district back in the day. We took a hot lap in one and are still smiling.

Superformance will make 20 licensed replicas of the Shelby GT40 Mk.II that dominated the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans. These chassis will be so accurate that over 90% of their parts will fit in the originals. Available in black/silver, red/white and blue/white.

Vaughn Gittin Jr. and his 550hp 5.0L V8 Mustang RTR challenged fellow drifting vet Daigo Saito and his 650hp V12 Drift Lambo on the winding roads in and around an abandoned village in Niigata, Japan. Another awesome video from Luke Huxham.

Originally made by Fuller Moto for Jet-Hot, the Double Down is a wicked all-wheel drive hot rod based on the 1932 Ford coupe. It has a Jon Kaase Boss Nine engine that produces up to 825 hp, and custom made Indy-style suspension. It will be auctioned off on 1/23/16.

LEGO Ideas member Alex Paschoaletto’s proposal for an official LEGO set based on the new Ford GT. It’s around 1:17 scale and is made of about 950 pieces. Alex got the car’s engine wrong, but Ford still approved of his work.

The convertible version of Galpin Auto Sports and Henrik Fisker’s bombastic take on the 2015 Ford Mustang. The Rocket Speedster has a carbon fiber tonneau cover over its rear seats and shares the coupe’s 725hp supercharged V8.

Shelby brings back its Super Snake package for the new Ford Mustang GT, upgrading many body parts with carbon fiber, supercharging its 5.0 to up to 750hp, and upgrading brakes, suspension and exhaust with track grade components.

The already incredible 600+hp, carbon fiber 2016 Ford GT will be getting a track-ready variant to mark Ford’s return to Le Mans in 2016, 50 years since it handed Ferrari a spanking. Can Ford beat the dominant European racers again?

To promote its EDGE product line, Castrol enlisted Matt Powers to drift his 650hp Ford Mustang while wearing an Oculus Rift that simulated a course filled with daunting obstacles. Watch the 360° version here. BTS video here.

Modern Muscle Design and hot rod legend Chip Foose are giving away a one-of-a-kind 2015 Ford Mustang GT. It has a ridiculous 800hp thanks to a 2.9L Whipple supercharger and has parts from the upcoming MMD by Foose series.

Drive a Mustang, Raptor or Cobra on the course with these officially-licensed carts from Caddyshack. They even have automotive style upholstery and working headlights. Mention The Awesomer and get free custom seat embroidery.

Gearhead Mitch Medford is committing what sounds like a treacherous act: turning ’68 Mustangs into electric cars. But his company’s Zombie 222 produces at least 800hp and 1800lb.ft. of torque and does 0-60mph in 2.4s.

Based on the Ford SVT Raptor, the Shelby Baja 700 adds a Whipple supercharger to the 6.2L V8 engine, upping its output to over 700hp. It also has an upgraded suspension, 3″ King rear shocks, custom 18×9 wheels and the sweet Cobra stripes.

Mitch Medford started with a ’68 Ford Mustang and completely reworked its drivetrain into a pure electric sports car. To prove that EVs can truly impress, this modern remake of the muscle car is way faster than its gas-powered brethren.

Florida-based Revology cars appropriated the original Ford Mustang’s classic body and interior design using new materials and equipment. It has a licensed Dynacorn body, a Ford 5L EFI V8 engine and 4-speed automatic transmission.

The King Ranch is the top of the pickup truck heap. Packed with luxury features like leather massage seats, it’s still ready for serious work, tows over 11,000 lbs, and packs a 363hp turbo V6 with 400lb-ft. of torque. Full review on 95octane.

Building on the style of the classic 1956 Ford F-100, but with a modern chassis and drivetrain, this is no antique pickup. It’s built like a sports car, with a supercharged 5.0L V8, sport suspension and exhaust, and seats from a Mustang GT.

Galpin Auto Sports and Henrik Fisker’s evil baby is based on the 2015 Ford Mustang GT. The Rocket has a supercharged 725hp 5L V8, a carbon fiber body, Brembo 6-piston front brakes and tweaked chassis and stability control.

New for 2016, this monster hot hatch features a 2.3L EcoBoost engine that can produce more than 320hp, an all-wheel drivetrain and torque vectoring system that should make hooning about like Ken Block easier than ever.

Xbox talks to Ford about the 2016 Ford GT, which will be one of the drivable cars in the Xbox One exclusive Forza Motorsport 6. The video is bursting with self-congratulatory babble, but even when muted it’s still worth watching.

XCAR reviews “the car for the great multitude” – the Ford Model T. Henry Ford’s masterpiece stands the test of time, though starting at 6:25 you’ll learn just how weirdly it works. We got goosebumps just watching it chug along.