As fuel prices rose, the popularity of rear-drive muscle cars like the Mustang fell by the wayside. Meanwhile, a slew of small, affordable, and efficient sports coupes from Japan gained popularity.

Whoever wanted to get a brand-new Mustang back in 1966 had to choose ... the engine turned the Datsun 280XZ into the fastest Japanese car available in the States at the time of its launch.

He bought the Mach 1 and has been researching the history of Japanese Mustangs, including a Marti Report that verifies the car’s export status. He believes Mustang exports had occurred for the ...

Cato: You're getting this, now. Vaughan: The 370Z would be the closest at this price to make a case as a Japanese muscle car. Like the Mustang, it has rear-wheel-drive, a track-ready chassis and ...

The Ford Mustang ... like the pony car icons, but it dwarfs the 2652 Toyota Supras sold in the same time. Enthusiasts also don’t seem to be taken with the other reborn Japanese sports car ...

there has been only one car that people have been talking about: the RB engine-powered 1967 Mustang fastback. While we must say that it is a beautiful car, it is the only vehicle we can think of ...

One of the great things about living on the West Coast is how established the Japanese classic car community is ... have been the alternate-universe Mustang badge. I've always admired the way ...