The 1968 Torino we have here (that would be from the very first production year) is no Talladega and no Twister Special. It is just a GT, but one that managed to survive all these years in great ...

But there's also the Ford Torino, which debuted in 1968 as an upper-trim version of the Fairlane. Just like the Mustang, the Torino got a GT package that added a V8 engine as standard.

NASCAR’s Car of Tomorrow, meet the Car of Yesterday. The order of the day was simple: win races and sell more cars. The limited-edition Torino Talladega was the tip of Ford’s sword.

The 1969 Ford Torino Talladega was designed for one purpose; to destroy the competition and take first place in the NASCAR cup car championship. It may seem a little strange to hear that the car ...

The Ford Torino that goes up for sale January 18 th in Scottsdale, Arizona courtesy of Russo and Steele was one of Bud Moore's Superspeedway cars during the 1972 and 1973 seasons.

While Ford had won the NASCAR Manufacturer's Championship every year from 1963 through 1968, the Total Performance team entered 1969 facing a new threat from Dodge in the form of the slippery ...