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The National Hurricane Service downgraded the hurricane to a Category 2 storm at 5 p.m. Friday, reporting maximum winds of 110 mph. The Center also discontinued all coastal warnings south of Volusia County, and utilities in Florida have begun restoration efforts.
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The all-new 6.7-liter Power Stroke V-8 turbocharged diesel engine will debut in the 2011 Ford F-Series Super Duty, available in spring 2010.
Read More →Ford will now offer a Limited trim to the Super Duty truck lineup, available this winter, which is tailored for high-end heavy-duty truck customers.
Read More →With winter weather coming and storms like Hurricane Sandy it's important for fleets to review safety steps drivers can take if they suddenly find themselves traveling in flood conditions.
Read More →DEARBORN, MI - In customer field work evaluations, Ford gave commercial businesses around the country pre-production models of the all-new 2011 Ford Super Duty months before the truck goes on sale.
Read More →The General Motors Foundation is providing a $1 million grant to Habitat for Humanity International to help with neighborhood revitalization efforts in 12 U.S. cities, and Chevrolet donated a 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe to the Union Beach EMS squad.
Read More →From emergency back-up electrical power systems to emergency response and recovery assets diesel power is ready to play a central role in hurricane preparedness, response and recovery, keeping everyone safe.
Read More →Unspecified "parts issues" slowed shipments of Ford's 2017 Super Duty pickups in late summer, but Ford is ironing out these issues at its Louisville, Ky., assembly plant, according to a union official.
Read More →Pacific Gas and Electric Company responded to the Northern and Central California winter storms with the largest storm response in its history.
Read More →The weather-related car accident that left a utility truck totaled is actually working out in the fleet's favor: the insurance money will now help buy two new vehicles.
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