The EDSEL car brand is often regarded as one of the most infamous failures in automotive history. Launched by Ford Motor ...

As Kathy's Edsel makes the rounds at car shows, the number of awards—and the number of Edsel fans—will just keep getting bigger. See All 28 Photos. See All 28 Photos. Share. You May Also Like.

Edsel Ford's restored 1934 Model 40 Special Speedster struts its stuff at Pebble Beach [w/video] Pebble Beach enjoyed a visit by a very special member of the Ford stable last week.

Unlike Edsel, the Comet was a huge success at the dealerships — more Comets were sold in its first year than all Edsels combined during its three-year run.

(While the Edsel was not a huge success, it spawned some of the most successful cars to ever come out of the Ford Motor Company. Daniel Strohl at Hemmings takes a look back at what was. - TO) ...

Edsel tracked every fill-up, with prices ranging from nine cents a gallon in Kansas City to 40 cents in Quemado, N.M. In addition to Edsel and Caulkins Jr., the party comprised: ...

Edsel wasn't around long enough to take part in the factory super stock wars of the 1960s. Born to great fanfare in 1958, the Edsel died a quiet, little-lamented death in model year 1960.

Roy Brown, who died Feb. 24 at age 96, was the lead designer of the Edsel, a much-hyped car of the 1950s that turned into a byword for failure.

Edsel Ford’s restored 1934 Model 40 Special Speedster was unveiled today by Lincoln and the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House at The Lodge, Pebble Beach in Monterey County, Calif.