Ford recently announced a new way that the company is putting customers first: through the new Ford Certified Glass Network (FCGN). To help ensure that new window and glass-component replacements have the right fit, function, safety, and structural durability during repair, Ford is starting the FCGN as an industry-leading, comprehensive OEM network.

The all-new F-150 Lightning is the only full-size electric pickup you can buy today that offers a starting price less than $40,000. Ford Motor Company recently stated that the pickup will begin to ship to customers very soon – likely days away. All shipments will start first with the Pro Series editions.

As most of the world celebrates Earth Day this week in April, effective climate change has only become more necessary. Ford is honored to be recognized as the automotive industry leader for environmental impact in the 2022 Rankings of America’s Most Just Companies.

The surge of drivers owning four-wheel drive vehicles has continued to grow, and Ford’s 4×4 sales keeps growing along with it. Not just that, but Ford significantly outperformed their strongest competitors last year, a detail that the company has thematically revealed today, on April 4th – what they’re calling “4×4 Day.”

Recently, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety revealed which vehicles earned its top safety awards honors. Ford had seven vehicles among the list of 2022 IIHS Top Safety Pick and Top Safety Pick+ award-winners, with world-renowned models like the Explorer and Bronco Sport. 

The Ford Motor Company and the University of Michigan recently partnered up to research the benefits of electric vehicles and electric-powered pickup trucks. Evidence supported that the electric models of the tested cars, trucks, and SUVs showed a real positive impact on the environment. But what did the study say about pickup trucks in particular?

For your next off-road trip, you can prepare for a rugged adventure with Ford’s recently debuted new 2022 Ford Bronco Everglades special edition. This SUV is built to easily handle the backwoods terrain with tires that are sturdy enough to drive through all kinds of soil and an engine that delivers unmatched performance.

The Ford Motor Co. recently revealed that its Kansas City plant will start shipping the 2022 E-Transit van, the electric edition of the popular Ford Transit cargo van. The first models just drove off the development line at Ford’s enormous factory in the Northland. The E-Transit is the automaker’s second electric vehicle after the Mustang Mach-E.