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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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Why You Might (Or Might Not) Want A Certified Pre-Owned Truck
The allure of a Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) pickup truck is strong, offering a deep financial discount and a comforting assurance of a factory warranty. However, the reality of the used truck market is chaotic, and understanding the mechanisms behind CPO…
Lawsuit Claims Ram ProMaster Only Uses 7 Gears When Customers Paid For 9
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Stellantis, alleging that the company falsely advertised the 2022 and 2023 Ram ProMaster vans as having a 9-speed automatic transmission. The lawsuit claims that the vans are so slow that they never…
TVR’s Speed Six Made Almost 100 HP Per Liter (And Was Half Of The Speed Twelve)
TVR, a British sports car manufacturer, has a history of producing visceral cars that disregard the status quo for driver assistance and safety. Founded in 1947 by Trevor Wilkinson, TVR spent decades using Rover and Ford engines in its sports…
7 Car Parts and Fluids That Usually Need Replacement by 100,000 Miles
Every car—whether brand-new or decades old—relies on regular maintenance to stay reliable. But once the odometer ticks past 100,000 miles, the stakes get higher. Standard oil changes and tire rotations aren’t enough anymore. Maintenance schedules vary by brand and driving…
Ford’s Recalls Are So Botched It Has to Re-Recall Over 387,000 Vehicles — Again
Ford’s recall chaos continues. After setting a record for vehicle recalls in 2025 and issuing millions more in 2026, the automaker now faces a fresh wave of re-recalls covering more than 387,000 previously recalled vehicles that weren’t fixed properly the…
How the 1957 Racing Ban Wiped Out American Factory Race Teams Overnight
The 1950s were a brutal era for motorsports, defined by soaring speeds, packed grandstands, and virtually nonexistent safety standards. The 1955 Le Mans disaster—where a factory-backed Mercedes-Benz 300SLR plowed into spectators, killing 84 people—marked a turning point. By the mid-1950s,…
These Are Your Favorite Types Of Driving
A recent reader poll asked automotive enthusiasts to share their favorite types of driving, and the responses revealed a surprising mix of mature, practical, and adrenaline-fueled preferences. Gone are the days when hooliganism and track days dominated the conversation—today’s drivers…
Three Pedals, Four Doors, and Cargo Space: What Should This Texas Driver Buy for $25K?
Ford Reid from Dallas, Texas, is hunting for a replacement car after his beloved 2013 Ford Focus ST was totaled in a towing mishap. With a $25,000 budget, he’s after a four-door manual-transmission car that’s practical, reliable, and spacious enough…
IIHS Moves Closer to Heavy-Duty Truck Safety Ratings: Only 4 of 9 Class 3 Pickups and Cargo Vans Meet Core Driver Protection Standards
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has taken a major step toward commercial truck safety ratings by releasing its first public assessments of heavy-duty pickups and cargo vans, revealing that fewer than half of the evaluated models meet the…
Stellantis Sets Sights on Ram Overtaking Jeep in Sales by 2030
Stellantis is plotting a bold strategy to shift its North American sales leadership from Jeep to Ram by the end of the decade. The automaker’s plan, outlined in Automotive News, projects Ram’s annual sales to surge to 825,000 units by…