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Ford Motor Company was founded in 1903 by Henry Ford in Michigan. The company popularized assembly-line mass production (notably the Model T) and remains a major U.S. maker of trucks, SUVs, and passenger cars. Lincoln is Ford’s luxury brand.
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GM Throws Shade At Ford Over Who’s More American But Can’t Even Crack The Top 20
General Motors has been promoting its American heritage, stating it employs the most people of any automaker in the US and contributes nearly $50 billion to the nation's GDP. However, a recent study from Cars.com reveals that GM doesn't even…
Ford recalls over 548,000 SUVs after peeling chrome trim injures 65 people
Ford is recalling 548,463 Ford Expeditions from the 2018 through 2024 model years due to peeling chrome trim on the center console that can develop razor-sharp edges capable of cutting occupants. The defect has been linked to 65 reported injuries…
Ford recalls over half a million SUVs due to peeling interior trim hazard
Ford is recalling 548,463 SUVs spanning model years 2018 through 2024 due to a safety defect involving peeling chrome trim on the center console. The recall covers the full Expedition lineup during those years. The issue stems from chrome plating…
2027 Ford Explorer ST Gets Sinister Package with Full Blackout Treatment
Ford is rolling out a new Sinister Package for the 2027 Explorer ST, dialing up the dark aesthetic on the brand’s performance-oriented three-row SUV. The package is already available to order and adds a near-total blackout treatment to the ST…
Ford’s $30,000 electric truck spotted testing—it’s shockingly small
Ford has been caught testing a new electric pickup in Long Beach, California, and it’s a radical departure from the hulking modern trucks that dominate the market. The prototype, cloaked in camouflage and cladding, is tiny—closer in size to the…
Ned Jarrett’s Hall of Fame NASCAR Career Started with a Bad Check
NASCAR Hall of Famer Ned Jarrett, known as "Gentleman Ned" for his calm demeanor and sportsmanship, passed away last week at the age of 93. His illustrious career as a driver and broadcaster nearly didn't happen due to his unconventional…
How the 1965 Auto Pact Locked Canada into America’s Big Three Production Lines
Before 1965, Canada’s auto industry was little more than a branch-plant economy for the U.S. Big Three. Parts and vehicles were built in America, shipped north for assembly, and profits flowed back south. By 1963, Canada’s automotive trade deficit had…
137,000 Catalytic Converters Were Stolen Last Year, And Hybrids Are The $1,400 Prize
Catalytic converter theft is on the rise again in the United States, with over 137,000 stolen last year, according to Carfax. The main targets are pickups and SUVs, such as the Ford F-150, Hyundai Tucson, and Ford Explorer, due to…
JLR Could Challenge Ford’s Bronco With Simplified Stellantis-Based Defender
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has signed a deal with Stellantis to build Defender-branded vehicles in the US, potentially sidestepping tariffs and better targeting American buyers. The partnership could lead to the development of new Defender variants, including a simpler, more…
Sorry Canada, Slate Won’t Sell Its Cheap Electric Truck, But Ford Will
America’s most affordable new electric truck won’t cross the border into Canada, leaving Canadian buyers without access to Slate Auto’s bargain-priced electric pickup. The Indiana-based startup confirmed to Automotive News Canada that it has no plans to sell its vehicles…