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Look Out for the Ranger



A great feeling is sitting behind the wheel of an all-new vehicle and taking it on its first drive off of the pavement. Auto companies are already releasing video and photos of the upcoming 2019 models.

One vehicle stands out in particular. That is the 2019 Ford Ranger. This is the first iteration in several years of the midsize pickup. It has been out of production for several years. The pickup is sure to be one to look out for next year.

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Ford's Chariot Service Launches in London

The face of the transportation and automotive industry is constantly changing. This is most apparent in cities and urban areas. Automakers and vehicular engineers have, for generations, combatted the lack of space that accompanies urban living. For a long time, the answer was public transportation, whether that be a bus, train, or subway.

However, as time passes and technology advances, the future of mobility changes as well. Many of these changes are made in response to the desires and needs of residents within these urban settings. It is up to automakers to respond to these desires in order to alter…

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The Iconic Mustang Shelby



There are some vehicles, over the course of time, that cement themselves as legends among dealers, critiques, and consumers alike. One such vehicle is the Mustang Shelby.

When a legend returns, it gets people talking. Ford is set to release an all-new Mustang Shelby GT500 to its eager customers. Will you get behind the wheel of one of these legendary muscle cars?


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Mustang Leads 2017 Sales

In general, 2017 was a pretty tough year for many automakers. The market wasn’t awful, but it certainly wasn’t very strong. Many automakers saw a drop in their sales. Some of these drops were widespread, while others were isolated to a specific vehicle class or model. In a year marked with such ups and downs, the Ford Mustang was able to end it on a high note. The Mustang boasted higher sales than its muscle car competitors for 2017.

Every year, Chevrolet, Dodge, and Ford compete against each other in all levels of their vehicle sales. However, some…

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Introducing the 2019 Ford Ranger


A highlight of January’s Detroit Auto Show, the upcoming Ford Ranger has been generating excitement in the automotive industry ever since the iconic automaker announced its return to the North American market early next year. Although a global version of the Ranger is currently available in other areas of the world, 2011 marked the last time buyers could purchase this mid-size pickup in the U.S.


Until 2019 that is! After such a long…

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Ford’s Future in Detroit


Automakers are constantly in competition with each other. Companies are always trying to one-up each other. Whether that’s making the strongest pickup truck, or most affordable SUV, or the most powerful muscle car, there’s always competition. Recently, the overarching competition between companies has been the race for advanced technology vehicles, primarily electric and autonomous vehicles.

Ford is among the automakers currently pursuing these technologies. The company has been making great strides in both fields, with successful tests in both technologies. Automakers have been pushing towards cleaner, more environmentally friendly vehicles for a while now. In order to test…

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Ford Brings Help to Puerto Rico

Ford has brought some much-needed help to the island of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico was ravaged earlier in 2017 by a series of devastating hurricanes and tropical storms. These storms hit the United States and Puerto Rico hard, and they were some of the worst the U.S. has ever seen. Besides Puerto Rico, Texas, Louisiana, and Florida were all hit pretty hard.

However, Puerto Rico has not yet recovered from the storm damages. In fact, the island is still in much disarray. Many people are still without power, and the entire island is struggling. Basic necessities are scarce in…

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Ford Adds to Police Fleet


This year has been a year for firsts for Ford and its police fleet. The company has been particularly innovative in 2017, and these advances show this forward progress. Ford has recently introduced its first ever plug-in hybrid designed for police work. This plug-in is called the Special Service Plug-In Hybrid Sedan. It follows closely behind the company’s first every pursuit-rated hybrid vehicle.

The Special Service Plug-In Hybrid is designed for the hardships of police work. However, the plug-in is not currently pursuit-rated. It is designed for police and other government personnel who do not need their vehicle for…

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The Driving Force Behind America's Thanksgiving Parade


Ford Motor Company will once again be the driving force behind Detroit’s annual America’s Thanksgiving Day parade. In its 91st edition Ford will provide over 45 vehicles that will haul the floats used during the parade. Ford will be featuring its trio of all-new SUVs - the Ford Expedition, the Ford Explorer and the compact, but powerful Ford EcoSport.

The city of Detroit and Ford are no strangers to each other. They have a history dating back to Ford’s formation back in 1903. This partnership will be featured on Ford’s all-new Mobility One float. Mobility One is…

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Ford and Lyft: A Perfect Pair

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Self-driving vehicles are surely going to make a huge impact on transportation in the near future. That’s why Ford and Lyft are teaming up to help provide efficient self-driving vehicles to the masses.


In an announcement done by Sherif Marakby, Ford Vice President, Autonomous Vehicles and Electrification, Ford and Lyft are constantly working simultaneously to create the infrastructure and systems necessary to make it easy for people to use Ford’s Argo AI’s virtual driver system.


The eventual goal is for Ford to put their fleet of self-driving vehicles on the road connected  through Lyft ride-sharing network in…

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