When it comes to building your dream car, choosing the right crate engine is crucial for achieving the performance and ...

Ford's newest concept electric vehicle may look awfully familiar to some folks. The automaker wants to bring back the classic F-100 pick-up from 1978. But under the hood, this truck represents the ...

Ford is no stranger to producing powerful engines. From the heyday of the muscle car to the racetrack to the Special Vehicles Team to today's Ford Performance division, the company has carved out a ...

Unless you can afford to throw away ridiculous buckets of cash, you may have suffered from having your engine stuck in engine-building hell. You may recognize any number of these excuses: “The pistons ...

With the Roush name prominently displayed on a number of performance-oriented Ford vehicles from Roush Mustangs to Super Duty trucks, it's evident the Roush name is synonymous with high performance.

With so many engine types and builders in the Ford crate engine game, the range of choices is now bigger than ever. While the newer modular engines have been installed in classic Ford cars by many ...

Crate engines have long been a savior for car enthusiasts who want to give their rides a new heart. Whether you're restoring ...

As part of the Blue Oval's continued reaffirmation of its commitment to the enthusiast market, Ford Performance has just rolled out two brand-new versions of the brand’s most desirable crate engines.

After launching a 760-horsepower bully of a supercharged V8, the folks at Ford Performance introduced three naturally aspirated V8s. The Coyote trio costs $11,500 apiece as opposed to a mind-boggling ...

There is no denying that crate motors are now a big part of stock car racing. The lower initial cost of a sealed crate motor-versus a built race engine-has allowed many new racers to find their way ...

Hot-rodders love the Ford 7.3-liter pushrod V8. It’s more compact than the 5.0-liter Coyote despite its bigger displacement, and it’s proven to be capable of making huge power without blowing up.