The Latest Breaking News from Ford

Americans love big trucks. It's been that way for decades, and frankly, there's nothing suggesting that will end anytime soon. However, the absolute dominance of full-size trucks in US driveways could be on the decline. That's the biggest takeaway from Dave Cantin Group's 2025 Market Outlook Report, which suggests the…

Trump’s tariffs have been wreaking havoc on the economy, and consumer and business confidence have plummeted.

General Motors pledged Thursday to take additional steps to boost its US supply chain after projecting a $4-5 billion hit to the US auto giant's 2025 earnings from President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Elon this, Elon that. It's never a dull moment in Tesla land when its polarizing CEO is on the front page of the internet. But this time, it's for something that nobody thought possible: rumors that the board began searching to replace the company figurehead.

Update 5/5/25: Ford has released an uncut video of the GTD's new record lap, which can be seen below.

Ford Motor has trailed the broader market over the past year, and analysts are skeptical about the stock’s future prospects.

Ford of Europe is not doing well. Last year, the Blue Oval moved 426,307 cars in the 27 countries that make up the European Union, plus the United Kingdom, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. That’s 87,174 fewer vehicles than the year before, causing the brand’s market share to drop to…

Demand for electrified commercial vehicles is picking up, as Isuzu becomes the latest of many to announce electrified workhorses for next year.

Lincoln lacks a proper hot rod, or any performance vehicle, for that matter. However, a pair of engineers from the Build It Yourself YouTube channel have decided to rectify that mistake by shoehorning a Ford V-10 engine into a Continental. We already know the thing rips, but how much power does…

Despite tariff relief, prices are still set to rise.

Buying an electric vehicle is pretty straightforward. Navigating the world of incentives for vehicle and charging equipment purchases, however, is anything but straightforward. This is particularly true for commercial vehicles, where rebates are sometimes far more generous compared to what is available for individual buyers.