Following a recent court ruling, an iconic Ford Mustang is getting a run of highly accurate replicas celebrating its ...

If you’re unfamiliar with the premise of the 2000 film, Randall “Memphis” Raines (Cage) comes out of retirement to save his ...

The new, limited-run model in question will be brought to life thanks to Ray Claridge, the founder of Cinema Vehicle Services ...

Cage turned this Shelby into such a cultural icon, die-hard fans went to court and won the battle to legally build replicas.

Hollywood's most beloved Mustang is finally making a comeback after 20 years in legal limbo. Cinema Muscle Recreations has earned in court the right to build 25 replicas of the Ford Mustang ...

"Our goal with the ' Eleanor: Gone Again ' project is to build on the legacy of what we started 25 years ago, and to produce the ultimate version of Eleanor, following the original movie car ...

Cinema Muscle Recreations, LLC, and "Eleanor: Gone Again" have no sponsorship, association, approval, or endorsement from any motor company including Ford Motor Company.

Ray Claridge, the man who built the original "Eleanor" Mustangs from the Gone in 60 Seconds remake, is building 25 more.