Ford is breaking records for all the wrong reasons - 152 recalls in 2025 eclipses decade-old industry high. Quality issues ...

Following two recalls over problematic hybrid transmission internal park module software, Ford has issued a third recall to ...

The compression ratio clarification wasn’t the only one issued by the FIA. For some time now, F1 has used ultrasonic fuel ...

As the automotive industry evolves, consumers are faced with the decision of choosing between hybrid and traditional ...

Ford has recalled over 20,000 vehicles due to a battery issue that could lead to crashes, fires or injuries, according to the automaker. Ford, which also owns Lincoln, is recalling 2021-2024 Lincoln ...

The year of the recall continues for Ford today, as the company has just added over 20,500 vehicles to a list that never seems to end. All affected vehicles are plug-in hybrids, and they have a ...

Nissan is reportedly exploring a collaboration with Ford and Stellantis to produce a hybrid compact crossover in Smyrna, Tennessee, according to Automotive News. The potential partnership with Ford ...

The Ford Mustang endures as a traditional pony car with two doors, rear-wheel drive, and an available V8 and manual transmission. However, our friends at Ford Authority report that a big change is ...

It's been over eight years since Ford first announced plans for a Mustang hybrid, back in January of 2017. The world has changed considerably in the better part of a decade since that announcement, as ...

In this video, I share my experiences with a Ford Fusion Energi over the past 3 years, comparing it to other vehicles such as the Chevy Bolt, Nissan Leaf, and Toyota Prius. The discussion also touches ...

These days, most automakers around the world feature several "economy-based" models, and Ford is no exception. In fact, it was the driving force behind the development of its turbocharged EcoBoost ...

EV range is only average. Drive selector can be clunky. It’s huge. Fitness for purpose. Take a deftly aimed power tool to all the marketing flim-flam, and you can’t go far wrong with that mantra.