Ford Pro Electric SuperVan Debuts As Track-Ready Transit Tribute Racer
With nearly 2,000 horsepower on tap, the van can rocket from 0-62 mph in two seconds.
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With nearly 2,000 horsepower on tap, the van can rocket from 0-62 mph in two seconds.
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The sequel to last year's colorful creation will make its debut at Goodwood this week.
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The iconic SuperVan is coming back as an EV.
Read More »Ford's crazy Supervans date back to the 1960s.
Read More »Ford is cooking up another all-electric debut for this year's event.
Read More »Ford and M-Sport are electrifying their racing lineup.
Read More »Farley is no slouch behind the wheel.
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The move comes as Ford prepares to transition to EVs in Europe by 2030.
Read More »Attendees must have a negative COVID-19 test or be fully vaccinated, however.
Read More »The Puma ST looks and sounds equally good out on the track.
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The only sound we can hear is the Mach-E's tires turning to vapor.
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Could it be the Euro-market debut of the Mustang Mach 1?
Read More »Climbing the hill at Goodwood with 760 ponies!
Read More »Gittin says that the controls were smooth and had no lag.
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We want video of the GT500 on the hillclimb course.
Read More »We think this is a new higher-performance street version of the Ford GT.
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This green Mustang can drive 200 miles per charge.
Read More »As the annual Detroit Auto Show moves from January to warmer months, it could look to Goodwood for inspiration.
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Liam Doran's Ford RS200 lost its rear bodywork at the Goodwood Hillclimb, causing it to crash into the hay bales.
Read More »A rushed gestation, a power steering leak, and some bad advice all contributed to this Mustang's hard-to-watch Goodwood appearance.
Read More »Who was more spectacular to watch at the 2018 Goodwood Festival: a pro drifter, or a World Rally Championship driver?
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That's one way to make an entrance.
Read More »Even multi-million-dollar historic sportscars need to be wrung out every now and again.
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The self-driving '65 Mustang from Siemens gave the Goodwood Hillclimb another go, performing far better than on its first run.
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