Galpin Ford, located in a suburb of Los Angeles – North Hills, California, to be exact – has been the number one volume Ford dealer in the world for a whopping 24 years in a row. Bert Boeckmann was hired in 1953 as a salesman by Frank Galpin, and ended
If you’ve ever wondered what a 725-hp, carbob-fiber Mustang would look like, Galpin Auto Sports and Henrik Fisker have the answer. They have started low-volume production on the coach-built super-Mustang dubbed The Rocket, which was first unveiled as a prototype in November during the 2014 Lost Angeles Auto Show. The
While Ford was busy making a huge splash with the 2016 Mustang GT350, Henrik Fisker and Galpin Auto Sports pulled the covers off their super-Mustang creation, the Rocket. But this isn’t a one-off SEMA late-comer, it’s the first in a series of low-volume Mustangs set for production by GAS. Fisker
The Galpin Rocket is a 725-horsepower beast based on the 2015 Ford Mustang, co-designed by Galpin and Henrik Fisker—yes, that Fisker. Unveiled at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show, the first example of the car has now been produced, and it’s a beautiful, sinister black.DON’T MISS: Clarkson So Upset With
Southern California’s Galpin Ford retained its position as the No. 1 volume Ford dealer in the world for a record 25th consecutive year, according to Ford Motor Co. sales data. Customers bought nearly 8,000 new Ford vehicles from Galpin in 2014. In addition, Galpin Ford was the No. 1 seller
