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Digital artist X-Tomi Design has created renderings of a Ford Mondeo Shooting Brake, reimagining the familiar estate as a sleek three-door with styling cues reminiscent of high-end GTs.
Ford has inaugurated a new Research & Innovation Center in Palo Alto, California, aiming to accelerate work on autonomous driving, connectivity and mobility services.
A new rendering offers an early glimpse at the 2016 Ford Focus RS, hinting at aggressive styling and likely technical upgrades before the model’s official debut.
Ford’s latest trends report examines the attitudes of Generation Z, identifying a tech-savvy, socially aware group expected to reshape future car buying and ownership.
Ford has closed its Genk assembly plant in Belgium, ending 50 years of production and affecting thousands of workers and suppliers in the region.
A nearly new Triple Yellow 2015 Ford Mustang V6 has been involved in the first documented crash of the new model, just weeks after deliveries began in the US.
Mark Fields, newly appointed as Ford CEO, is preparing a multiyear overhaul of Lincoln, with investment reportedly reaching $5 billion to reposition the brand against global luxury rivals.
Ford will add 850 new jobs across three Dearborn, Michigan, plants to support production of the aluminium-bodied 2015 F-150, with most roles at the assembly plant.
Ford has dropped the price of its battery-electric model by $6,000 after sluggish US sales, with further reductions possible through federal and state incentives.
Ford’s aluminium-bodied F-150 and Jaguar’s XE push carmakers further from traditional steel, prompting steelmakers to accelerate high-strength steel development and defend market share.
Ford’s executive chairman told a Detroit audience that buyers should be able to refuse autonomous and connected features if they are uneasy about new technology.
Ford is preparing to fit the 2015 Mustang with a 10-speed automatic gearbox, a move developed jointly with GM and targeting higher-spec models first.
The Alliance of Artists and Recording Companies has sued Ford, GM, and their suppliers, alleging that in-car audio systems illegally enable music copying without required royalties.
Peugeot, Fiat, Ford and GM have flagged falling demand and political risk in Russia and Latin America, even as Europe’s recovery shows signs of stabilising.
Ford Australia has revealed the first official image of the 2014 Territory, showing styling changes and confirming it will be the last locally built version before production ends.
Ford has released a third teaser image for the 2015 Falcon, this time highlighting the return of the XR8 performance badge ahead of the model’s full unveiling.
Ford has begun building the sixth-generation Mustang at Flat Rock, with the coupe on the line from July 2014 and the convertible to follow in September.
Ford has taken the wraps off the 2015 Edge, introducing a new platform, updated technology and expanded engine options ahead of its global launch next year.
Ford’s switch to aluminium for the F-150 has triggered a rush among global aluminium suppliers to secure a place in the rapidly expanding automotive market.
Outgoing Ford CEO Alan Mulally met with Sears Holdings’ Eddie Lampert in early 2014, fuelling speculation about a possible move to the troubled US retailer.
CarGurus research from 2013–2014 shows American pickups and SUVs outperformed luxury cars in retaining value, with the Ram 1500, Ford F-150 and Jeep Wrangler among the top performers.
Ford and Galpin Auto Sports unveiled the Transit Skyliner concept in New York, turning the 2015 Transit into a luxury lounge with four configurable interior modes.
Ford delivered 147,100 vehicles in Europe in March 2014, with strong demand in the UK and Germany pushing sales up by 12% for the month and 11% for the quarter.
Ford will spend $500 million upgrading its Lima, Ohio engine plant to build a new 2.7-litre six-cylinder EcoBoost, adding 300 jobs and supplying the next F-150.