In the early 1960s, Henry Ford II wanted to inject "cool" into his brand. He tried to buy . Enzo Ferrari agreed to the sale until he realized he would lose control over his racing team. He backed out and insulted Ford’s heritage in the process.
Ken Miles, a brilliant driver and mechanic, spent countless hours refining the car's "feel" and reliability. 🏁 The Showdown: Le Mans '66 Car Crazy: The Battle for Supremacy between For...
In a controversial move, Ford ordered a "dead heat" photo finish. In the early 1960s, Henry Ford II wanted