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DEARBORN, MI - To commemorate 50 years since the E-Series' debut in 1961, Ford announced it will offer a special 50th anniversary edition, available as an XLT model, the van's premium package.
Read More →ADRIAN, MI - Adrian Steel Company, a manufacturer of commercial van and pickup equipment, announced the release of a new Poly Liner Kit designed for the Ford Econoline Cargo Van.
Read More →DEARBORN, MI - Thousands of Ford E-Series vans are achieving 150 passenger-miles per gallon each day as commuter vehicles for VPSI, a leader in developing and maintaining world-class van pool programs.
Read More →LIVONIA, MI - Prime Time Shuttle energizes their environmentally friendly growth by making the switch to an alternative fuel - propane - with the addition of ROUSH liquid propane-powered Ford E-350s to their 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 →DEARBORN, MI - Verizon, expects to save 1.62 metric tons of CO2 each year by adding 501 Ford E-250 cargo vans upfitted with clean-burning compressed natural gas (CNG) engine packages versus conventional gas models.
Read More →LIVONIA, MI - SuperShuttle, has been testing the ROUSH propane-powered Ford E-Series vans at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Read More →The conversion option will become available this fall and enables the use of efficient, clean-burning compressed natural gas (CNG) or propane (LPG, or liquefied petroleum gas).
Read More →Ford announced that it will begin offering an alternative-fuels engine prep package for its 6.8L F-450 and F-550 Super Duty chassis cab.
Read More →INDIANAPOLIS - Firestone Industrial Products Company, LLC introduced its Ride-Rite air helper spring kits for a range of commercial Ford applications, including the 2008-current Ford E-150 (not extended van), the 2009-current Ford E-150 (extended van), and the Ford Transit Connect.
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