Here’s what the automotive world could have looked like if Ford had gone all-in on the Probe and abandoned the Mustang to the ...

Ford was too far along with the new model's development to simply scrap the design, so it put a new badge on the Mustang's erstwhile replacement and unveiled the Probe at the 1988 Chicago Auto Show.

More Mazda than Ford, this sports coupe was probably the most heavily criticized design proposal in Blue Oval history. However, when it finally hit dealerships as the all-new Probe instead of the ...

Introduced in 1988 ahead of the 1989 model year, the Ford Probe is a liftback coupe that was built with fuel economy in mind. Initially conceived as a Mazda-powered replacement for the Ford ...

The Ford Probe was introduced for 1989 as a sporty, affordable coupe to compete in the growing market for athletic compact cars. Developed in collaboration with Mazda, the Probe shared its front ...

Whatever this car is, it certainly isn't a Mustang." Tested: 1989 $20K Sports Coupe Roundup 1989 Ford Probe GT Is Today's Bring a Trailer Pick From the Archive: 1993 Ford Probe GT Tested!

Ford's intent with this new Probe was to lay on the good looks and driving fun so thickly that the new Probe would hold its own in this fashion-fickle market segment for something closer to its ...

Ford’s 1979 Probe I Ghia concept car, displayed at the 2024 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance as part of the Wedge Shaped Concept Cars & Prototypes class, burned in its trailer while leaving ...

The one and only 1979 Ford Ghia Probe I concept car is no more after a trailer fire following Monterey Car Week. The historic Ford’s owners hope the car can be restored, but it’s a long shot ...

Ford’s 1979 Probe I Ghia concept car, displayed at the 2024 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance as part of the Wedge Shaped Concept Cars & Prototypes class, burned in its trailer while leaving ...