Cameron Neveu

1 week ago | hagerty.com | Cameron Neveu

“No denying the first couple laps, when we’re all together—just seeing all of our cars warming up on the Mulsanne—it was an emotional moment for me personally.”Fresh out of the drivers’ ‘seat of his Ford Mustang Dark Horse R racer, Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley addressed the media, pointing to that moment on Le Mans’ long backstretch that it all set in.

2 weeks ago | hagerty.com | Cameron Neveu

This weekend at Le Mans, Ford has command of the spotlight. Not only has the Blue Oval amassed the largest gathering of Mustang race cars to ever compete at the Circuit de la Sarthe for its Mustang Challenge single-make series, but it will also campaign two Mustang GT3 race cars in Le Mans’ epic 24-hour race. As if all this attention wasn’t enough, Ford also revealed a couple of key details for the company’s heavily anticipated Hypercar debut in 2027.

1 month ago | hagerty.com | Cameron Neveu

It’s always fascinating to go back and read verdicts from bygone car magazine tests. Some of these multi-car shootouts get it right, some get it wrong, and others remind us that, as much as things change in the auto industry, others endure. Say, Toyota fighting for its place in the mid-size truck segment. The 2025 Tacoma TRD Pro lands more than a few jabs. Thirty years ago, Toyota launched the first-generation Tacoma. That summer, Car and Driver published an epic five-truck test in Baja.

2 months ago | hagerty.com | Cameron Neveu

Cool cars in video games ain’t nothing new. From the early days of Pole Position and Outrun (which is now set for a silver screen reboot) to the expansive vehicle rosters of Gran Turismo and Forza, cars have played an important role in video game culture. The latest addition to pixel-powered vehicles comes in the form of America’s most popular pony car, the Ford Mustang. Ford and online battle royale game Fortnite have joined forces to bring users a vintage Shelby GT500.

2 months ago | hagerty.com | Cameron Neveu

Across America, race tracks are fighting for their lives. Whether it’s due to land developers with pockets full of cash, local residents complaining about noise pollution, declining participation from drivers, or aging owners simply wanting to retire, many circuits are operating on borrowed time. It’s refreshing, then, to see a new track open its doors. Welcome to Ten Tenths Motor Club, a new multi-layout road course in Concord, North Carolina.