In much the same way, Ford can’t seem to remember that time they built—or at least started to build—a particular two-seater mid-engined Mustang.

Fans of the iconic Ford Mustang are getting their hopes up for a mid-engine revision of the legendary vehicle that is simply never coming.

In 1969, Ford Motor Co. built an experimental, mid-engine version of the Boss 429 Mustang. Here's the story behind this intriguing machine.

After decades of toying around with the idea, Chevrolet finally launched a mid-engine Corvette. However, they weren’t the only automaker experimenting with a mid-engine layout in the 1960’s.

This rendering by TheSketchMonkey imagines exactly that: an S650 Mustang that has gone mid-engine in the name of performance. Ford doesn’t really have a vehicle that competes with the Corvette.

As hard as it is to believe, Ford built a mid-engine Mustang back in 1966 and no one at the company, past or present, seems to remember anything about it. The only evidence we have of the car are ...

In the same week that we found out that Ford archivists found images of a mysterious mid-engine sports car based on the 1966 Ford Mustang, they believe they’ve found the answer.

The original Mustang was inspired by a mid-engine concept from 1962. The Mustang I did lend its name to the most popular pony car of them all, but the Ford Motor Company couldn’t make a case for ...

There is no blueprint for turning a classic 1967 Ford Mustang into a Honda Odyssey minivan engine-swapped, mid-engine LeMons racer. The Haynes manual goes out the door. YouTube won't save you ...

Like we said the last time around, the Ford Mustang feels more like an American car with a European engine, so it's probably better suited to becoming a mid-engined sports car than the Camaro.

In 1969, Ford Motor Co. built an experimental, mid-engine version of the Boss 429 Mustang. Here's the story behind this intriguing machine.