Ford Australia has built its last Falcon ute, bringing an iconic chapter of automotive history to an end. The final FG X utility reached the end of the production line at the brand's Broadmeadows ...

The '60s marked the emergence of muscle cars not only in America but also in the Land Down Under: Australia. Spawned from the ...

Much like this Falcon XR8 Ute Tickford Edition, released in 1999 as one of the baddest V8 trucks money could buy. Power comes from Ford’s legendary 5.0-litre Windsor V8, which in standard XR8 ...

The orange ute went for a staggering $1.05 million, which made it the most expensive Australian car sale of all time until a 1971 Ford XY Falcon GT-HO sold at auction shortly after for roughly $1. ...

Muscle cars may have been born in America, but they had a real moment in Australia too during the 60s and 70s.

With no reserve price and after more than 400 bids, a “one-of-one” 1970 Ford Falcon that sat under a Queensland home for nearly 50 years has sold for $230,000.

With no reserve price and after more than 400 bids, a “one-of-one” 1970 Ford Falcon that sat under a Queensland home for nearly 50 years has sold for $230,000.

The XY ute was jacked up by 190mm (7.5 inches) at the front and 203mm (8 inches) at the rear. It adopted a leaf-sprung, live front axle – a first for the unibody Falcon – which required a lot of ...

The first Falcon to make the trek was the XT ute, setting a template for all those which followed by being rebadged as a Ford Ranchero.

A rare 50-year-old Ford has sold for an Australian record $1,150,000 a day after massive interest crashed the auctioneer's website. The electric blue 1971 Ford XY Falcon GT-HO Phase III was one of ...