Ford just trademarked the moniker of one of the most legendary Mustang variants. Is it coming back to the street?

The Maverick lineup once again starts with the base XL model, which retails for $36,795 with the hybrid system or $39,295 when you add AWD (+$2,500). When selecting the 2.0-litre four-cylinder ...

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The Mustang Boss was either a 302 (4.9-liter) or a big-block 429. When Ford revived the Boss in 2012, the version was powered by the 5.0-liter Coyote V8. So, we can anticipate the use of Ford's 5. ...

The Boss name was first used in 1969 for a higher-performance variant of the Mustang, and last used in 2013. One of the more memorable names attached to the Ford Mustang over its long history is Boss.

According to our friends at Ford Authority, Ford Motor Company has filed a trademark for the “Boss” name with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Filed on January 15th, 2025, under ...

It typically denotes a more serious or track-oriented Mustang, as was seen with the original Mustang Boss 302, which was based on a homologation requirement for Ford to go Trans Am racing.

Nothing is official, but a recent trademark application filed around the world suggests that the heritage-laced Boss nameplate will return to the Ford Mustang line-up after a long hiatus. Ford filed a ...

Ford Motor Company has issued a recall for two of its smallest and most popular products, the Maverick and Bronco Sport. Examples of both built through the 2023 model year are at apparent risk of ...

Going back to some Ford history, the "Boss" nameplate is most associated with the Mustang Boss 302 and Boss 429 from 1969-1970, and its Boss 302 revival with the facelifted version of the fifth ...