Ford news

Google has distributed a list of the most popular car dealers in the United States for the outgoing year. 

Ford over the past and current month has increased in Europe car production models Fiesta, because the car has increased demand.

The Chinese version of the Ford F-150 Raptor appeared on the market. Recently, a new pickup truck was introduced in the Chinese market, which is an exact replica of the popular Ford F-150 Raptor.

Ford has filed patent applications for several innovative storage solutions.

New Ford Bronco is heading to SEMA 2017 ahead of a charity auction.

The improved model Fiesta ST, presented by Ford in February, is unlikely to appear on sale in the US market.

According to new CEO at Ford, Jim Hackett, the advent of autonomous driving tech has been overhyped by the industry and press alike. Hackett is not going to count on expecting completely driverless vehicles in 2021.

An investigation was started by German authorities. It has to deal with the diesel variants of the Ford Mondeo. A report in WirtschaftsWoche (a local magazine) appeared stating that the Fusion is using emissions cheating device.

One hundred years ago Ford presented the 1st pick-up truck. The unit was originated on the Model T.

The 4th-gen Focus from Ford will come out in 2018. See new renderings from Cars.co.za show how the new hatch can look.

402,462 Ford Transit vans fell under the recall in North America. The issue is connected with possibility of the drive shaft coupling crack.

Ford has told about a whole bunch of minor upgrades for the Ranger ute range. Get ready, they are available now!

Here is a real, genuine mustang Shelby GT500 test mule. Paparazzi snapped the powerful pony car in the streets before its official presentation.

Ford is currently updating its Edge for 2019.

Rampage (and the Ford Bronco) will reach theatres next April.

The Focus RS hot hatchback from Ford should receive a $5,000 price jump for the next model year. 

According to different reports, Ford Motor Company has fired Mark Fields, the Chief Executive Officer. We heard that he should be replaced with James Hackett, Ford’s head of Smart Mobility.

One more Ford Mustang prototype has been caught on the prowl. Now we have got more questions than answers!

Ford has stated that the most track-ready and street legal Mustang ever will come back for the next model year!

See them with a regular 3.5-liter EcoBoost six-cylinder unit.