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Ford held its 2009 Model-Year Fleet Preview at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, June 16-18. The preview was attended by more than 800 fleet customers and suppliers, including participants from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Ford’s export and growth markets.
Read More →Tests performed by Ford Motor Company show that motorists coached by eco-driving experts can significantly improve the fuel economy performance of their cars, trucks or SUVs.
Read More →DEARBORN, MI – Ford is moving quickly to address driver demands for increased visibility with the Blind Spot Mirror, pulling ahead the feature’s introduction by one year to launch this fall as standard equipment on the 2009 Ford Edge.
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REDFORD, MI – Sterling Truck Corporation has introduced the Sterling NightShift, a new integrated sleeper. Designed to maximize productivity and driver retention in regional haul applications, the NightShift features best-in-size storage of a mid-size, mid-roof sleeper, and a stand-up walk-through configuration.
Read More →REDFORD, MI – Detroit Diesel has unveiled its new DD13 engine. A smaller version of the DD15 engine, the DD13 displaces 12.8 liters, and features a six-cylinder, in-line configuration.
Read More →COLOGNE, GERMANY – Volume production of the new Ford Fiesta, the first of a generation of new global small Ford cars, has started at the company's Cologne plant in Germany.
Read More →The automaker said that sales of a hybrid vehicle it plans to launch next spring will reach more than 100,000 units annually in North America.
Read More →The city has entered into an agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management to replace old Ford Crown Victorias with new, fuel efficient compact sedans.
Read More →ROCKFORD, IL – Peterbilt of Rockford is almost doubling the size of its Rockford facility, expanding the building from 11,000 to 21,000 square feet and give the dealership more office, display and service area.
Read More →By developing vehicles that use regular unleaded gasoline, customers can save as much as $200 annually at the pump.
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