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Black Ford F-150 pickup in a ranch landscape beneath the words “Ford F-150 Fleet Guide” and “Staying Informed About the Latest Updates.”

Articles•Lauren Fletcher•September 10, 2026

Ford F-150 Fleet Guide Specs Capability and 2026 Model-Year Updates

Explore 2026 Ford F-150 fleet specs, engines, towing and payload capability, configurations, work features, technology, and model-year updates.

Canadian and U.S. flags frame a red “TARIFFS” stamp on a document, illustrating escalating trade tensions between the two countries.

Chatty Chassis•Lauren Fletcher•August 24, 2026

Can America Replace Canadian Truck Production Without Hurting U.S. Fleets?

U.S. tariffs are targeting Canadian truck production, but Ford and GM show why moving that manufacturing south isn’t so simple. After 60 years of building one North American supply chain, what could fleets lose by pulling it apart?