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- 1Paul Newman's Daytona-Winning Mustang Draws Collector Attention▼Paul Newman’s Daytona-Winning Mustang Is a Perfect Storm of Collectibility
A Ford Mustang raced by actor and driver Paul Newman to victory at Daytona is being highlighted as an exceptionally collectible car. Hagerty, the collector-car insurer and auction house, says the combination of Newman's celebrity, his genuine racing pedigree, and the car's documented competitive history makes it a rare prize. Collectors prize vehicles with famous owners, provenance, and race wins, and this Mustang ticks every box.
- 2US EV Sales Plummet in Q3 Across Major Models▼The Decline Of EVs In Q3 Has Been Shocking: The Equinox EV Was Down 92%, the Mach-E Down 72%, and Jeep Wagoneer S Down 96%
Third-quarter sales figures show steep declines for several electric vehicles in the United States. The Chevrolet Equinox EV reportedly fell 92%, the Ford Mustang Mach-E dropped 72%, and the Jeep Wagoneer S was down 96% compared to earlier levels. The figures are drawing attention as a sign the EV market slowdown may be sharper than expected, with buyers potentially holding back amid pricing, charging and policy concerns.
- 32026 Ford Mustang Mach-E Offers a More Upscale Electric Ride▼2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E delivers upscale electric vibes
US auto writers are reviewing the 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E, describing the electric crossover as delivering a more upscale feel. Early coverage highlights refreshed styling and a premium cabin experience, positioning the updated model as a stronger contender in the growing electric SUV market.
- 4Henry Payne tests the Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC▼Pushing the envelope in the Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC | Payne
Detroit News auto columnist Henry Payne takes the supercharged Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC out to see what the V8 muscle car can do. The piece reviews how far the track-focused Mustang can be pushed, covering its performance and handling at the limit.
- 5Chinese EVs seen as disruptive even under 100% US tariffs●Second, # Chinese companies are allowed to sell # cars in the US even at 100% tariffs; the number of # EV sales will sky
Commenters argue that Chinese carmakers will still be able to sell electric vehicles in the US despite the 100% tariffs on Chinese EVs, and that sales could surge regardless. They predict at least one of the three big American manufacturers could collapse under the pressure, with Ford seen as vulnerable except for the Mustang, the only vehicle it still sells in that segment.