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Ford is focusing on improving the fuel efficiency of the traditional gas engine, while developing vehicles powered by fuel cell, hydrogen, bio-fuel and hybrid electric technologies.
Read More →Systems that focus on accident avoidance include AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control, Collision Warning with Brake Support and the Blind Spot Information System.
Read More →Weighing half as much as a conventional fuel cell system, HySeries Drive delivers 300-mile driving range, 41-mpg combined city/highway fuel economy rating and top speed of 85 mph.
Read More →DEARBORN, MI – Ford Motor Company has launched a new factory-installed, in-car communications and entertainment system. The Ford-exclusive technology, based on Microsoft Auto software called Sync, provides the convenience and flexibility to bring nearly any mobile phone or digital media player into the vehicle and operate it using voice commands or the vehicle's steering wheel or radio controls.
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Ford Interceptor celebrates American muscle car while Lincoln MKR reinvigorates the brand, according to the company.
Read More →Plan promises 70 percent new or upgraded lineups by 2008; including investment in flexible-fuel, diesel, hydrogen and hybrid powertrains.
Read More →Set to launch in November, Edge will start at under $26,000.
Read More →Already standard on most 2007 Ford SUVs and crossovers, ESC systems will be on all Ford vehicles by end of 2009.
Read More →Powertrain and tire improvements allow Focus to deliver 27 mpg in the city, 34 mpg on the highway.
Read More →F-250 and F-350 trucks with 6.4-liter diesel to go on sale next year, providing better fuel economy, more horsepower, 90 percent less particulate pollution.
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