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1903 · Dearborn, Michigan, USA

About the brand

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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Ford’s $30,000 electric pickup gets its first official tease

Ford has officially teased its upcoming entry-level electric pickup with a dedicated website and winter testing footage, ahead of a 2025 launch. The compact EV truck, potentially named Ranchero, slots into the market as a smaller alternative to the Maverick,…

Ford Unveils Compact Electric Pickup Ahead of 2027 Launch

Ford has started teasing its new compact electric pickup truck, which is expected to launch next year with a starting price of around $30,000. The truck, potentially dubbed Ranchero, will be similar in size to the old Ford Ranger and…

What’s the most cringe-worthy car casting in a TV show or movie?

What’s the most cringe-worthy car casting in a TV show or movie?

Car casting can elevate a scene—or sink it. When a production nails it, the right vehicle becomes part of the storytelling, reflecting a character’s personality, status, or even serving as a silent co-star. Recent standouts include the meticulously chosen rides…

New BMW X5 Integrates Door Handles Into Beltline

BMW is preparing to unveil the next-generation X5, which will feature a significant design departure: door handles integrated directly into the beltline. This marks the first series-production BMW to adopt this feature, though similar designs have been seen on models…

Let’s Bust 6 Van Life Myths Right Now

Let’s Bust 6 Van Life Myths Right Now

Van life is often romanticised by Instagram shots of sun-kissed vans parked in jaw-dropping landscapes, but the reality is far more nuanced. Justin Hughes, who spent three full years living in his Ford Transit camper—Smokey Da Van—has seen both sides…

Buyer Hesitation Keeps Medium-Duty Truck Sales in the Doldrums

Buyer Hesitation Keeps Medium-Duty Truck Sales in the Doldrums

U.S. medium-duty truck sales (Classes 4–7) slumped 4.7% year-over-year in May, landing at 17,663 units versus 18,532 in May 2025, according to Omdia Automotive. The slide marks the 14th consecutive month of below-prior-year performance, a streak that began in January…