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PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP, MI - ROUSH CleanTech announced that CARB has certified its fuel system for Ford E-Series passenger and cargo vans.
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For its 2009 models, Ford will unveil more industry-first technologies and advancements than ever before. From an all-new design for the 2009 Ford F-150 to the new Flex and MKS, Ford continues to revolutionize its offerings.
Read More →Using components and technology originally developed by Wilwood for tactical, armored, and extreme-duty specialized applications, TX6R kits provide unmatched braking capacity and durability.
Read More →Ford Pro’s February updates enhance fleet security, vehicle tracking, and charger health alerts, streamlining operations for a more connected fleet.
Read More →A combination of Ford E-150, E-250 and E-350 models represent about 70 percent of VPSI’s 5,000-vehicle fleet and transport more than 40,000 people in the United States to and from work each day.
Read More →Since beginning U.S. production in April 2014, more than 1.2 million Transit vans have been assembled at the Kansas City Assembly Plant in Claycomo, Missouri.
Read More →The side-mount RideControl kit (part #59556) is compatible with 2011-2016 Ford F-250 2WD and 4WD pickups and work with the vehicle's existing leaf spring suspension to deliver up to 2,000 pounds of load leveling capacity.
Read More →CHICAGO - A revised Ford E-Series Super Duty Ambulance package for 2010 - featuring a 6.8L gasoline engine, a comprehensive array of heavy-duty components, and a lower base model costs was unveiled at the recent National Truck Equipment Association (NTEA) trade show.
Read More →Westport has received certification from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) for its 2014 model year Westport WiNG Ford F-150 3.7L pickup truck with the dedicated compressed natural gas (CNG) system.
Read More →The new Lightning Electric models for the Ford E-450 will be available in 14,500-pound gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) with an all-electric range of 110 miles.
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