The Ford Falcon’s story is one of resilience, innovation, and unexpected fame. Originally launched in 1960, the Falcon was a ...

Discover the bold legacy of the Ford Falcon,a car that defined an era in Australia and carved its place in pop culture ...

Although a version of the Black Pursuit also appeared briefly in the most recent Mad Max: Fury Road, it wasn’t the original 1974 Ford Falcon XB GT that had been modified to fit the post ...

One of the most iconic movie cars of all time is the blacked-out police car from 1979’s “Mad Max.” Dubbed the Pursuit Special, it was based on a 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT sold in Australia, and ...

The 1974 Ford Falcon XB Interceptor, simply called Interceptor, is one of them – and arguably one of the most iconic movie cars in the world. It is also the most famous Australian movie car.

Without his trusty Ford Falcon GT Coupe, the Interceptor, Max has no choice but to accept the partnership. After all, a ronin in the wasteland without a car is as good as dust.

Consider it a throwback to when a black XB GT Ford Falcon was king. Big, rear-drive, Ford V8 muscle. The new Mustang sensation is Mad Max redux.

The iconic 1974 XB-model Ford Falcon, better known as the ‘Interceptor,’ featured in Mad Max and Mad Max 2, is up for sale from of the Orlando Auto Museum in Florida The car is currently owned ...

The Mad Max Clone was built from scratch in 2010. Like the original model, it too is based on a 1973 Ford Flacon XB Coupe but features some modern amenities like the LED lights and an infotainment ...

There once was a time, when Mel Gibson was mad only on screen and drove a modified black Ford Falcon Interceptor in a movie called Mad Max.The movie is full of high speed chases and destruction in ...

If our latest Totally Hot Car looks like it came straight out of a “Max Max” movie, that’s because it just as well may have. Say hello to this 1972 Ford Falcon owned by Rafael Iglesias, a ...