#FordTrucks

The entry tickets for a Ford F-150 Lightning got a lot more expensive.

The truck wars are raging, with Detroit’s Big Three duking it out to claim top honors. That’s why the fourth-generation Ford Super Duty, launched for the 2017 model year, is already receiving some significant updates.

Ford is introducing an F-600 model to further broaden its appeal with fleet customers.

Ram unveiled its completely redesigned range of heavy-duty trucks at the Detroit Auto Show last month. In the meantime, GM has also fired its latest HD-pickup salvo. But hot on those rivals’ rear bumpers is Ford, which has now taken the wrapper off its updated Super Duty family.

Trucks are hugely popular in America, and for good reason.

Ford dealerships are concerned about the American automaker’s recent major announcement.

Hidden within Ford’s quarter one financial results was some big news on the automaker’s plans for electrification.

After a year of waiting, Ford has finally released the F-150 diesel’s output figures and they’re nothing if not impressive.

Ford’s run of truck sales dominance can surely be attributed to many things, but one of the biggest is that Ford is constantly working to improve its truck, with updates and new models with legitimate engineering changes coming often, not just paint and plastic packages to keep the truck looking fresh.

Ford has already proven with its aluminum body that it is willing to take big risks with its best-selling F-150 pickup, and for 2017, the brand is introducing new technology that could ruin the way its best-seller drives.

Ford has announced two new recalls, one of which affects the brand new 2017 Super Duty lineup. 

Careening through the soft sand and jagged rocks of the California desert, flirting with 100 mph (160 km/h), the 2017 Ford  F-150 Raptor feels completely at home.

The 2017  Ford F-150 has a new 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine and a fresh 10-speed transmission which combine to help the truck in the fuel economy department. 

It’ll be easy to an easy point to miss so we’ll put it right up front: The 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor will be more fuel efficient than the previous generation – and 23 percent more efficient at that!

At the Miami Auto Show Ford unveiled a new STX Appearance Package that will be available on its 2017 F-Series trucks. Here’s what you need to know it.