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The 2017 Ford F-150 will benefit from a new 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine and a 10-speed automatic transmission.

It’s no secret, pickup trucks are big business. These outsized vehicles can sell for luxury-car prices and in the process bring in bucket-loads of cash for their manufacturers. But are they worthy replacements for highfalutin’ automobiles?

The Ford Mustang is an American icon. No matter which flavor or body-style you get, this car is instantly recognizable anywhere it goes.

Ford has announced that all EcoBoost-powered F-150 models will now come with stop-start technology to save fuel. 

Supercars are sexy, there’s no doubt. And two of the hottest in a generation are scheduled to go on sale relatively soon, the new Acura NSX and Ford’s re-reborn GT.

The Ford EcoBoost Interceptor equipped with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine has been “pursuit-rated” by the Michigan State Police and the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department.

Strict fuel economy regulations are forcing automakers to make big changes, and some of the biggest have come to pickup trucks.

If you’re old enough to remember when Reagan was president, you’re probably old enough to remember when the Ford Explorer was the SUV to beat. Today, it languishes in the category that it helped to create — but if you spend a little time with the 2016 Explorer, you might think it’s getting a bad rap that it doesn’t deserve.

Michael Lewis wrote “Liar’s Poker” in 1989 after rubbing shoulders with the “big swinging dicks” working at Salomon Brothers, a Wall Street investment bank that gained notoriety for its work with mortgage-backed securities. It’s an excellent story. 

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Ford’s first foray into the mid-size crossover market took place in 2006 when they introduced the Edge.

Direct injection offers numerous benefits over port fuel delivery but could it be a bigger headache than it’s worth?

One of the benefits of having a turbocharged powertrain is all its untapped performance, and Ford is looking to put that into the hands of the owners.

Ford’s RS forthcoming hot hatch will finally be sold in North America.

As the old adage goes, speed costs money and your velocity is directly proportional to the size of your bank account. Going fast usually ain’t cheap.