A legendary Dick Johnson Racing Ford Falcon has returned to Bathurst, following a painstaking restoration project. DJR-built chassis EB2, which was restored alongside EB3 by John Vergotis in the Blue ...

Shaking down two brand-new Supercars in the space of five rounds has proven a unique experience for Will Davison, who wants ...

Issue 505 of Unique Cars magazine, out May 26, leads off with a great feature on factory versus modified Toranas ...

Roady’s Garage said the modified ute started its life as a BA XR8 Falcon and is powered by a Barra powertrain – an inline-six engine developed by Ford Australia between 2002 a ...

Much like Carroll Shelby – the man who helped develop the Ford GT40, AC Cobra, and high-performance Ford Mustangs – I have always had a soft spot for a small car with a big heart. ... Read more ...

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 ...

Ford has released just one photo of the final Falcon: the XR8 performance model which is fitted with the supercharged V8 from the previous Falcon GT. It will release details of other models closer ...

To mark the end of production, Ford Australia built a limited-edition model called the XR8 Sprint. Production was limited to just 750 examples, and now the last ever Falcon XR8 is up for sale.

But a similar car that’s not often talked about is the Ford Falcon XR8 Sprint, and now one is up for sale. Albeit sporting an automatic transmission, this particular 2016 Falcon XR8 Sprint was ...

Two years after Ford ended car production in Australia ... And no run of the mill family car, either, but a Falcon XR8 Sprint powered by a 462 hp supercharged 5.0-liter V8, one of just 750 ...

The previous owner of Westpoint Ford in Hoppers Crossing, in Melbourne’s western suburbs, planned to hang onto the metallic blue Falcon XR8 Sprint as a keepsake and stored it in a warehouse.

The Ford Falcon is one of the longest-running nameplates in continuous production since its inception. With great regret, though, the story that started in 1960 will end by October 2016.