Automotive industry giant Lee Iacocca's fingerprints are all over some of the most important vehicles in American history. As an executive at Ford Motor Company, he was instrumental in the ...

Live, the comedy sketch show that’s on its 50th season, might be more famous for its political parodies, but it has a long, strong history of some hilarious car-related skits and fake ads. With ...

Ford Mustang has been sitting for a long time, having spent its entire life in California and Texas; the engine now runs and ...

Last night, Lee Iacocca himself drew back the curtain hiding his 45th Anniversary Edition Ford Mustang. The pictures don't lie: this silver beast is every bit as menacing and low in the flesh as ...

This particular F40, you see, was built for Lee Iacocca during his tenure as chief executive at Chrysler. When the CEO of a major automaker orders a vehicle from another automaker, it says a lot.

It's limited to 1,965 cars to honor Mustang's creator Lee Iacocca. The Ford Mustang may have recently entered its seventh ...

The brainchild of Ford vice-president Lee Iacocca, the Mustang was an instant hit when it debuted in 1964, with dealers moving 22,000 units on the first day alone. The momentum carried on ...

Ask the average automotive enthusiast who led the development of the Ford Mustang and Chrysler minivan, and the likely answer they’ll give you is Lee Iacocca. Which isn’t incorrect.