Mecum's Kissimmee auction always kicks the year away with a bang, but this year it smashed a laundry list of world records: ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. On January 16, Mecum Auctions will present one of the early examples to come from the Blue Oval’s response to Enzo’s rejection.

Opportunity can often be heard knocking, but it’s not always clear which door it’s at. That may have easily been the case with the Ford Motor Company in 1963. That was the year it sought to gain ...

This 1965 Ford GT40 MkI will cross the block through Mecum Auctions on January 16. Mecum Auctions The New York Times of May 16, 1963, ran a short blurb titled “Ford Negotiating for Ferrari Deal” on ...

Alexandra Jacobs, Jennifer Szalai and Dwight Garner look back at the books that, as Jacobs writes, “bonked me on the head this year.” Credit...Photo illustration by Sebastian Mast Supported by Well, ...

In this early review of the LEGO Technic 42223 Ford GT40 MkII, we explore the build process, highlight realistic features like the V8 engine, working steering, opening doors, and examine the classic ...

Anytime an authentic Ford GT40 goes up for auction, it’s big news. But with it being six decades since the legendary prototype bulleted down the Mulsanne, it stands to reason that every example we see ...

One of only three Ford GT40 MkII Lightweights, considered the most original example, is heading to Mecum’s 2026 Kissimmee auction. The Ford GT40 is undeniably a legend not only because of its ...

Every once in a while, a unicorn like this resurfaces after years in hiding to remind us that one day, cars were raw and their performance was unfiltered by all sorts of assistance systems. This car ...

Bottled at 120.8 proof, the latest Infinite release — like its predecessor — combines 7-, 10-, and 22-year-old bourbons, all distilled by Booker, Fred, and Freddie Noe. David Thomas Tao is an ...

Is it really a measure of a healthy economy to look at the prices of the world’s greatest collector cars and what they sold for? Or is it just fun to peruse the list? Certainly the latter. Every year ...