Ford

Launched in a converted factory in 1903, Ford Motor Company created a number of methods for large-scale manufacturing of cars using elaborately engineered moving assembly lines. One of the largest family-controlled companies in the world, the Ford Motor Company has been in continuous family control for over 100 years.

Bill Ford Stresses Importance Of V8 Engines

Bill Ford has been spending time in Australia to hype the family business and he’s been saying all the right things. Among his more recent statements was a proclamation that Ford would continue prioritizing V8s until regulations made that impossible.

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These Five Auto Icons Have Endured in the Public Consciousness for This One Reason

What makes your head turn when a car roars past? History matters as much as a well-preserved machine, as each vehicle presents a compelling story.

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NTSB, NHTSA Investigating Ford BlueCruise Fatal Crashes

Two crashes involving vehicles using Ford’s semi-autonomous driving technology, BlueCruise, are the subject of a March 31 hearing by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).

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QOTD: What Would Be Your Papal Ride?

The Chicago Pope is getting a special Ford Explorer, built with pride on the South Side.

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Recall Alert: 2025-2026 Ford Explorers

Today's recall involves 2025-2026 Ford Explorers.

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Ford Plotting New Utes For Australia

Ford CEO Jim Farley took a trip to Australia last week and is reportedly trying to set the country up with more utes. Australians should care because it sounds like Blue Oval wants to engineer more vehicles specifically for the Down Under market. But we should care because (non-ute) variants of those models occasionally migrate here when they are particularly good.

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Used Car Of The Day: 2005 Ford Focus ZX3 Rallycross Car

Weekend-warrior racers, here's one for you. This is a 2005 Ford Focus that's prepped for rally racing and hill climbs.

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Ford’s Chicago Plant Produces Special Explorer for Pope Leo

Pope Leo XIV hasn’t been shy about his Chicago roots since taking the job but having ties to that toddling town is paying off in a new way for him courtesy of a new specialized Ford Explorer built at the company’s Windy City plant.

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Ford Recalls 1.74 Million SUVs Due to Rear Camera Issues

Through two separate actions, Ford Motor Co. recalled 1.74 million late model Ford and Lincoln sport-utility vehicles due to problems with the images displayed from the rear cameras.

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Ford Recalls 605K SUVs Due to Windshield Wiper Issue

Ford Motor Co.’s quality issues continue rearing their ugly head as the company just recalled nearly 605,000 SUVs due to a problem with windshield wiper motors.

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Ford Sales Drop in February, Volvo Down During Last Three Months

Ford Motor Co. reported its new vehicle sales in February were down 5.5 percent while Volvo Cars saw its global rolling three-month sales period between December 2025 and February 2026 down 10 percent compared to the same timeframe a year ago. 

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Ford Giving F-150, Mustang Owners What They Want — More Power

Ford Racing Parts is giving owners of the Ford F-150 and Mustang an opportunity every car owners has wished for at some point during their ownership experience: more power. In this case, an aftermarket kit to install a Whipple Supercharger.

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Ford Recalling 4.4 Million Trucks, SUVs Over Lighting Issue

Ford announced it is recalling 4.4 million trucks, SUVs, and vans due to a problem where those vehicles could lose their braking and trailer lights while towing. The problem increases the likelihood of a crash, the company notes.

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QOTD: What's The Silliest OEM Charge?

Ford wants to charge $495 for a front trunk, aka a "frunk", for the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

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Recall Alert: 2025 Ford Transit

Today's recall alert involves van life with the 2025 Ford Transit.

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Lincoln Rumored To Build Bronco-Based G-Wagon Rival

Ford is allegedly working on something for the Lincoln brand that will rival the Mercedes-Benz G-Class and other high-zoot SUVs with legitimate off-road chops. Rumored to launch right around 2030, the model is supposed to ride on the same body-on-frame platform leveraged by the Bronco.

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Ford Charging $495 For a Frunk on New Mustang Mach-E

Automakers are always looking for ways to improve their bottom lines, and Ford’s found a way to get Mustang Mach-E buyers for an extra $495 — you gotta buy a frunk now.

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Recall Alert: 2023-2025 Ford Escape, 2023-2026 Lincoln Corsair

Today's recall involves Fords and Lincolns.

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Ford Recalls Over 410,000 Explorers Due to Potential Steering Loss

Ford announced a recall of 412,774 Ford Explorers due to problem with suspension components that could result in a loss of steering control.

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Ford's 3rd Gen Econoline - A Frame Makes All The Difference

The 1975 Econoline and Club Wagon Van was a complete redesign for Ford Vans.

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Let’s Go Off-Road: 2025 Ford Bronco Heritage

Friend of the site Connie Peters has a 2025 Ford Bronco Heritage video review for you.

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Talking Ford Mustang At The 2026 Chicago Auto Show

Hey there! The TTAC podcast is dropping early this week due to out-of-office time.

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Used Car Of The Day: 2003 Ford Focus SVT

Today we're going back to the early Aughts for some hot-hatch fun with this 2003 Ford Focus SVT.

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Ford Posts Loss for 2025 Due to Massive EV-Related Charge

Ford Motor Co. lost $8.2 billion for all of 2025 despite its revenue rising slightly, all of it tied to the $19.5 billion charge it took to account for its underperforming electric vehicle business. However, it offered a bright outlook for 2026.

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Trump’s Ford Heckler Back to Work Unpunished, UAW Says

The Ford worker who called President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” during a plant tour and got a quick response from the president — the middle finger — and that’s it says the United Auto Workers (UAW).

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Ford FY 2025 Revenue Forecast to be Slightly Higher Despite Tough Fourth Quarter

Despite the expectations of a fourth-quarter loss, Wall Street expects Ford to report a small revenue increase for all of 2025 — but still lose money.

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Toyota’s Choice for New CEO Means More of the Same — Success

Toyota Motor Co. announced it has shuffled its leadership team, looking to accelerate decision-making, and improving profitability in the process.

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1993 -1995 Ford SVT Lightning - Ford's First Sport Truck

The first generation SVT Lightning. It was built by hot rodders for hot rodders.

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Ford, Subaru Miss Out on January Sales Enthusiasm

While most automakers that reported January sales Tuesday offered positive news, Ford Motor Co. didn’t follow suit Wednesday as its January sales fell 5.3 percent. 

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Hyundai Latest Maker Hoping to Gain Truck Ground on Ford, GM

Pickup trucks are big money for Ford and General Motors as they dominate the U.S., but Hyundai is making changes to its product portfolio in the next few years looking to get a bigger piece of the pie.

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Here's What The Dakar Rally Is Like Up Close

Hey hey, it's podcast time!

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Trucks, Hybrids Behind Ford’s Solid Sales Jump in 2025

The public’s never-ending love of pickups combined with a new appreciation for hybrid vehicles fueled a 6 percent jump in new vehicle sales for Ford Motor Co. in 2025.

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Those Furious Fords: 1986 Ford Taurus
Those Furious Fords: 1991 Ford Explorer
Ninth-Gen Ford F-Series Trucks - Are They The Best Of The Breed?

The 9th Gen of F-series Trucks. They would be an evolution of 7th and 8th generations more so than a completely new truck and many feel this is the best generation F-Series.

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Those Furious Fords: 1997 Ford F-150
Some 2025 Sales Considerations

As the sales have come in for 2025, all things considered they are damned good, perhaps worthy of some champagne-cork popping (or at the very least the opening of a screw-top bottle of some top-shelf jug wine).

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2025 Ford F-150 3.5L Powerboost Hybrid Platinum Video Review -- Platinum Equals Luxury

The 2025 Ford F-150 3.5L Powerboost Hybrid Platinum is one bougie pick-up truck.

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See More Photos Of The Ford Bronco RTR
TTAC At The 2026 Detroit Auto Show

The 2026 Detroit Auto Show, formerly known as the North American International Auto Show, was light on vehicle debuts this week -- but there was still plenty to talk about.

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QOTD: What Should Have Won Car Of The Year?

The North American Car and Truck of the Year were unveiled today at the 2026 Detroit Auto Show.

Did the voters get it right?

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Ford Employee Yells At Trump, Gets Flipped Off By POTUS, Reprimanded By Ford

We live in strange times, as evidenced by an incident that took place yesterday while President Donald Trump toured Ford's truck plant in Dearborn, Michigan.

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Here Are Your 2026 NACTOY Winners

DETROIT -- The North American Car and Truck of the Year (NACTOY) winners have been announced here at Huntington Place -- formerly Cobo Hall -- in Detroit.

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Ford Bronco RTR: Ready For The Desert Run

DETROIT -- Ford has yet another option for desert runners with the Ford Bronco RTR.

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QOTD: What Sport Truck Would You Like To See?

Ram isn't going to stuff a 6.4-liter Hemi in a single-cab 1500 and make it a new SRT sport truck.

Too bad,

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Detroit Debuts: 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee
1965 Ford Mustang - The World's First Pony Car

The First Ford Mustang, Lee Iacocca gets a lot of credit for bringing the Mustang to market and while it may have been his vision the person most responsible for developing that vision into an actual car was Donald Frey.

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Junkyard Find: 1985 Ford Econoline with 4-on-the-floor manual

Buyers of Detroit full-size vans became increasingly unwilling to take manual transmissions as the 1960s became the 1970s, but new three-pedal big vans were available long after that. I found this ultra-rare manual-equipped E-150 in Colorado Springs last week.

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Recall Alert: 2022-2024 Ford Maverick Hybrid, 2020 Ford Escape Hybrid

Today we have a very small recall involving the Ford Maverick Hybrid and Ford Escape Hybrid.

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After 140,000 KM, Our Ford Supercharged LS430 Is No More

We fix a few small issues with the greatest luxury sedan ever built.

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Junkyard Find: 1976 Ford Elite

Sajeev Mehta no longer works here, but we still love him and that means I enjoy making his bitter tears flow with stories about discarded classic Ford Motor Company products. Here's one that currently resides at a boneyard in Denver, Colorado.

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Recall Alert: 2026 Ford Super Duty F-250 And F-350

We have another recall for you, this one involving 2026 Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-350 models.

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Jim Farley Forgot the Wisdom of “Pull”

“You might wonder why this platform and vehicle had to be electric. The choice enabled how it is built, and we also believe electric vehicles are by far the best product for the customers we are going after.

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Ford Scaling Back EV Plans, Taking $19.5 Billion Punch

Ford Motor Company is pulling back on its electric-vehicle plans in a move that will cost the company $19.5 billion.

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How The High Price Of Performance Cars Impacts Car Culture

Today's TTAC podcast will speak to the car enthusiast's heart.

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1986 Ford F-250 - History of Ford's 1st Diesel F-Series Truck From AutoMoments

When Ford and International Harvester got together, it was the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

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Drive Notes: 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Rally

We're doing another edition of Drive Notes -- a capsule review of a car myself or a staffer drove that doesn't quite need a full review.

Today it's a 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E GT Rally -- and yes, it is a 2024 but I drove it deep into 2025. Sometimes cars stick around for a while, and it's still worth a write-up for used-car shoppers. Not to mention that sometimes models carry over virtually unchanged.

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Drive Notes: 2024 Ford Bronco Sport Freewheeling

Welcome to another edition of Drive Notes, which is where we provide a capsule review to a car that doesn't need the full-review treatment.

Up today -- a 2024 Ford Bronco Sport Freewheeling that I drove earlier this year. Yes, it's a 2024 -- sometimes they are in the fleet for a while. This one was obviously a limited-edition trim, but lightly-used ones are out there on the market.

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Used Car Of The Day: 1984 Toyota Celica Supra Boss 302

No, we're not drunk -- not right now, anyway. There really does exist, out the in the world, a 1984 Toyota Celica Supra Boss 302. Meaning someone plunked a 302 cubic-inch mill into a 1984 Toyota Celica Supra.

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Used Car Of The Day: 2002 Ford Focus SVT

Today we go hot hatch with this 2002 Ford Focus SVT.

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  • Lou_BC I've had my collision alert come on 2 times in 8 months. Once was when a pickup turned onto a side road with minimal notice. Another with a bus turning left and I was well clear in the outside lane but turn off was in a corner. I suspect the collision alert thought I was traveling in a straight line.I have the "emergency braking" part of the system turned off. I've had "lane keep assist" not recognize vehicles parked on the shoulder.That's the extent of my experience with "assists". I don't trust any of it.
  • SCE to AUX A lot has changed since I got my license in 1979, about 2 weeks after I turned 16 (on my second attempt). I would have benefited from formal driver training, and waiting another year to get my license. I was a road terror for several years - lots of accidents, near misses, speeding, showing off - the epitome of youthful indiscretion.
  • Lou_BC Jellybean F150 (1997-2004). People tend to prefer the more square body and blunt grill style.
  • SCE to AUX My first car was a 71 Pinto, 1.6 Kent engine, 4 spd. It was the original Base model with a trunk, #4332 ever built. I paid $125 for it in 1980, and had it a year. It remains the quietest idling engine I've ever had. 75HP, and I think the compression ratio was 8:1. It was riddled with rust, and I sold it to a classmate who took it to North Carolina.After a year with a 74 Fiat, I got a 76 Pinto, 2.3 engine, 4-spd. The engine was tractor rough, but I had the car 5 years with lots of rebuilding. It's the only car I parted with by driving into a junkyard.Finally, we got an 80 Bobcat for $1 from a friend in 1987. What a piece of junk. Besides the rust, it never ran right despite tons of work, fuel economy was terrible, the automatic killed the power. The hatch always leaked, and the vinyl seats were brutal in winter and summer.These cars were terrible by today's standards, but they never left me stranded. All were fitted with the poly blast shield, and I never worried about blowing up.The miserable Bobcat was traded for an 82 LTD, which was my last Ford when it was traded in 1996. Seeing how Ford is doing today, I won't be going back.
  • Jeff S I rented a PT Cruiser for a week and although I would not have bought one it was not as bad as I thought it would be. Pontiac Aztek was a good vehicle but ugly. Pinto for its time was not as good as the Japanese cars but it was not the worst that honor would go to the Vega. If one bought a Pinto new it was much better with a 4 speed manual with no air it didn't have the power for those. Add air and an automatic to a Pinto and you could beat it on a bicycle. The few small cars available today or in the recent past are so much better than the Pinto, Vega, and Gremlin. A Mitsubishi Mirage, Nissan Versa, and the former Chevy Spark are light years ahead of those small cars of the 70s.