Startup weapons developer Mach Industries on June 16 announced it won a contract award to serve as aircraft integrator for a ...

As it gallops into its sixth year, Ford's Mustang Mach-E has mostly overcome the pressure of sharing a name with one of the most beloved models in automotive history. Mostly. During our time with the ...

Mach Industries, the three-year-old defense tech startup run by 22-year-old founder and CEO Ethan Thornton, has raised a $300 million Series C at a $1.8 billion valuation, the company announced on ...

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., June 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Mach Industries, a leading defense manufacturer building advanced unmanned systems for modern defense, today announced it has raised $300 million ...

Some of Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ most ardent supporters are encouraging her to reactivate her suspended Senate campaign as fellow Democrat Graham Platner faces new allegations of “toxic” behavior ...

Ford is rumored to be developing a four-door Mustang sedan powered by a V8, backed by a “Mach 4” trademark filing and hints from CEO Jim Farley. Ford is considering launching a four-door Mustang sedan ...

Some prominent supporters of Maine Gov. Janet Mills’ now-suspended run for US Senate suggested Monday she should revive her campaign in a last-ditch effort to stop Graham Platner as his bid becomes ...

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A four-door Mustang is something that already sort-of exists in the electric Mustang Mach-E—but rumblings of a proper Mustang sedan are alive and well, and a new report implies such a car is coming ...

In 1965, Ford built a four-door version of the just-released Mustang. It just didn't sell it to anyone. Later, in the early 1980s, you could also almost buy a Mustang with four doors, as the LTD sedan ...

For years, the idea of a four-door Ford Mustang powered by a roaring V8 has been the stuff of rendering artists and forum rumors. Now, the Blue-Oval brass is beating the drum louder than ever.

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