Ford's "Godzilla" V8 engines are some of the strongest gas-powered blocks in its lineup. How do the 6.8 and 7.3 versions ...

A 68-year-old man may be facing criminal charges after he drove his pick-up truck into a 7-year-old girl riding her bicycle, ...

Chinese and Korean automakers are selling more pickups than ever before, thanks to new electric options. The US, on ...

While Ford has walked back some of its more ambitious electric vehicle goals lately, the company is still pushing forward with notable investment and new product launches. The Ford Truck division’s ...

Sales of full-size GM trucks increased 9.3 percent to 231,623 units in the United States during the third quarter of 2025. All four of GM's full-size pickup truck nameplates were in the green. The ...

Last Sunday, Ford made its official announcement about the grand opening of its new world headquarters. Which is great and all for everyone who works there ... but more interesting than the building ...

Ford executives are considering scrapping the electric version of the F-150 pickup truck, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. Ford declined to comment on ...

Ford commits $60 million and 100 jobs at Kentucky plant to boost F‑Series output. Kentucky Truck Plant to produce over 5,000 extra trucks annually after speed-up. Ford expects $1B hit from Novelis ...

Ford is investing $60 million and adding 100 jobs at its Kentucky Truck Plant to recover from production losses. A fire at an aluminum supplier in New York disrupted Ford's F-Series truck production.

President Donald Trump says American auto industry leaders are over the moon with him and his decision to enact tariffs on imported medium- and heavy-duty trucks. Posting on his Truth Social site on ...

This story has been updated with comments from Ford Motor Co. Ford Motor Co. has temporarily paused some production at its largest plant where it produces large SUVs and its iconic truck line. A fire ...

More than 115,000 Ford trucks are being recalled because drivers could lose control of steering, according to U.S. auto safety regulators. A defect impacting certain F-250, F-350 and F-450 vehicles, ...