#E-series

A Ford and Lincoln recall has been issued that affects approximately 116,796 vehicles in North America.

Bigger is always better, right? Why have just enough when you can treat yourself to MORE?

Over 4,500 Ford E-Series vans are being called back because their windshields have bubbles that can affect outward visibility.

Every automaker has its own look. Whether it’s a seven-slot grille, round tail lamps or a Hofmeister kink each company tries to claim its own signature styling elements.

The new full-size Ford van will be built upon an especially versatile platform that is designed to manage either a front-, rear-, or all-wheel-drive layout. Ford says that the 3.5-liter V6 will be available in rear-wheel-drive, while a naturally aspirated engine will be used for the all-wheel-drive variant. It is likely that Ford will forgo the front-wheel-drive option in the North American Market.

Ford has refuted rumors that the E-Series Econoline vans would be discontinued when the Transit hit the market by confirming that they’ll continue producing the E-Series through the better part of the next decade.