Carroll Shelby is an enduring name in the automotive world, and his legacy is only part of what made him an icon.

Shelby considering new halo sports car, Focus and Fusion models for the future If Ford actually comes to market with a new GT, then we’ll be right there with them.

CSX2589, the last 289 Cobra, uniquely features an automatic transmission. Originally owned by Carroll Shelby, it underwent ...

So death finally overtook cantankerous ol’ Shel. It was a hell of a contest, begun in the 1950s, when Carroll Shelby, who went on to fame and fortune as a sports-car builder, had to take ...

Whether on the road or the race track, nearly all of the original Cobras built by Shelby became sports car icons. I say "nearly" because one particular chassis served as the basis for one of the ...

The name 'Shelby' is synonymous with high-performance cars, whether it's on a sports car, pickup truck, or even an SUV such as the Shelby Sport SUV.

The look of a classic SUV married with the over-the-top power of Ford’s blown Predator V-8 makes for good times.

The Shelby Cobra, unquestionably the most iconic American sports car that didn't don Corvette badges, traces its origins to the 1953 AC Ace, a British, inline-six-powered two-seat roadster.

Gateway Bronco’s Shelby Sport SUV, staring at $315,000, took eight years to develop.

One of those Shelby-branded cars was the 1987 Dodge Daytona Shelby Z, a front-wheel drive sports coupe that aimed to compete against the Japanese imports that were dominating the sales charts.

Carroll Shelby and the crew at Shelby American are probably most famous for the Cobra, the iconic sports car that was essentially a British AC Ace with an American V-8 shoehorned in. Shelby did ...