A young Australian driver may have taken the Grateful Dead's lyrics, "Driving that train high on cocaine," a little bit too seriously.

The Ford Model T, heralded as the first vehicle mass-produced on an assembly line, revolutionized transportation and American industry after its debut in 1908. Priced between $260 and $850 during ...

Hundreds of Model T Fords rolled through Mankato this morning as they celebrated the 68th annual Model T Tour. KEYC News ...

Grosvenor Merle-Smith lounges in the cab of a 1924 Ford Model T in the parking lot of Unique Classic Cars in Mankato. He’s ...

It was a blast from the fashion past Tuesday night at the Village of Yesteryear, where the 68th annual Model T Ford Club International tour turned the spotlight on styles ...

Step into the Model T Museum in Richmond, Indiana, where automotive history comes alive with the first mass-produced automobile.

A man in New South Wales, Australia was arrested in May after police pulled him over for speeding in a Ford Model T hot rod. The man then tested positive for THC, cocaine and methylamphetamine.

Ford Model T Driver Caught Speeding, Police Say, Then Tests Positive for Cocaine and Meth The Australian hot-rod driver, not surprisingly, was arrested.

One could argue that cars nowadays often appear somewhat boring or uninspired. However, you could not level that criticism ...

Equipped with a 2.9-liter four-cylinder producing all of 20 hp, the Ford Model T isn’t exactly the type of car you’d expect to see speeding and attracting the attention of police.

Ford won't compromise its chances of winning at Le Mans just to have a car that looks like the Mustang, according to the company's CEO.