Carroll Shelby sought to enhance the driving experience of the Ford Mustang in the '60s, and since then, has an enduring ...

In the world of collector cars, few machines carry as much weight—or controversy—as CSX2000, the very first Shelby Cobra ever built. This hand-assembled prototype, constructed by Carroll Shelby ...

Shelby turned to road racing, scoring his first victory in an MG-TC. Eleven more victories followed over two years from behind the wheel of Ferraris and Maseratis.

Shelby American and Legendary GT have teamed up to build five continuation versions of the 1960s Dragonsnake Cobra drag racing car for $750,000 each.

There is a little-known story about Carroll Shelby, the Chevy Corvette, and racing history that would have profoundly changed the car world as we know it, had Chevrolet been receptive to Shelby ...

The beefy front rotors are 1.25 inches thick yet still fit inside the matte bronze American Racing Shelby Cobra centerlock 15x9.5-inch wheels like those used by the Boss 302 Mustang race teams in ...

Shelby American will offer five newly built 1963 Shelby Cobra Dragonsnakes, each priced from $750,000, the company announced last week.

CSX2589, the last 289 Cobra, uniquely features an automatic transmission. Originally owned by Carroll Shelby, it underwent modifications but was later restored to near-original specs by Mike ...

In the wake of shifting trends in USRRC racing, Carroll Shelby sought a new weapon that could match the mid-engined challengers. The solution was this, the Shelby King Cobra created using both Cooper ...

AC Cars, however, the descendant of the original company who modified the 1950s ACE sports car to create the first Cobra for Shelby, is moving away from the classic roadster template by borrowing ...

The Shelby Cobra is one of the most iconic racing cars of all time, and played a key role in establishing American automakers as serious contenders on track. That said, you might not know about ...

The only factory-prepped Shelby Cobra ever to come out in Stage III setup. The thoroughbred racer that cost a fortune and was sold off to finance school is now worth (at least) 1.9 million dollars.