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This past weekend, Ford Performance and NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Blaney roared past the finish line behind the wheel of his number 12 Team Penske Ford Mustang, earning the Ford Motor Company its fifth consecutive win at Atlanta Motor Speedway’s Folds of Honor QuickTrip 500.

Super Bowl television spots are a tradition for many major industries. When the big game rolls around each year, leading American companies go all-out for meaningful, high-budget, or particularly amusing television ads all designed with one specific goal in mind: sell, sell, sell. This year, the Ford Motor Company is doing something a little different. 

Are you an NFL football and a Ford vehicle fanatic? Then you should check out the FOX Bet Super 6 challenge. All you have to do is make accurate predictions regarding this weekend’s NFC Championship game between Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.

If you can do that, NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback Terry Bradshaw (formerly of the Pittsburgh Steelers) will award you with his very own all-new Ford F-150 pickup and $500,000!

It’s no secret that Ford has been incredibly proactive in their desire to rebuild their local Detroit communities over the past several years. Now, the Blue Oval brand’s latest attempt includes recently revealed plans for the ongoing restoration project surrounding Michigan Central Station.

Even as Ford turns to electric power for many of its future vehicles, it would appear that it hasn't yet abandoned classic gasoline power. 

As longtime followers of Ford’s production plant news will recall, Ford has recently invested a whopping $112 billion into its Windsor engine plant, which is located just across the Detroit river in the Great White North.

According to a recent quote from Unifor’s Jerry Dias, the Canadian auto union’s national president, Ford is in fact planning to build an all-new 6.8L V8 engine for two of its most iconic vehicles at…

Did you know that in the United States, approximately 20 percent of all polluting emissions are produced by personal vehicles? While this certainly isn’t an easy statistic to hear, we all need our cars.

On the bright side, there are a few things you can do personally in order to reduce the emissions coming from your vehicle. Check out three of them right here courtesy of Haldeman Ford Hamilton!

This past weekend, the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series Championship Playoffs Round of 16 came to a close. When the dust settled, it was Kevin Harvick, driver of the number 4 Ford Mustang for Stewart-Haas Racing, who claimed victory.

The incredible win marks Harvick’s second of the 2020 postseason, and the ninth total victory of the season for the veteran driver and former champ.

 In addition, Harvick’s win at this year’s running of the Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway makes the high-performance Ford Mustang three-for-three in the 2020 NASCAR postseason.

The way of the automotive future is all about fuel efficiency, and with Ford’s latest lineup of incredible cars, trucks, and SUVs, you can rest assured that you’re in good hands when it comes to saving money on gas.

But what if we told you that you can improve your vehicle’s fuel efficiency by following these five simple tips? Check them out right here courtesy of Haldeman Ford Hamilton!

The post-season of the 2020 NASCAR Playoffs officially kicked off this past Sunday night at Darlington Motor Speedway. After the dust settled, it was Kevin Harvick, 2020 NASCAR Playoff points leader and driver of the number 4 Ford Mustang for Stewart-Haas Racing, who took home the momentous victory.

The Ford Motor Company has been successful in auto racing since the sport’s earliest inception, but this is especially true when it comes to NASCAR, America’s longest-running motorsports league.

Since the manufacturer’s first NASCAR Cup Series Championship was brought home by Buck Baker  in 1956, a Ford race car has won NASCAR’s most prestigious award 13 times. That number extends to 22 when you consider other Ford-affiliated brands throughout history such as Mercury and Lincoln.