State-of-the-art electronic line-lock will be a standard feature on all Mustangs, including EcoBoost models, expanding from only being available on V8 Mustang GT models. Models with new 12-inch, all digital instrument cluster will see on the display an industry first animation of a spinning alloy wheel creating a cloud of smoke when line lock initiates(…)
Ford Motor Company starting producing EcoBoost turbo engines in 2009. Three of Ford’s most popular vehicles–the revamped F-150, the redesigned Edge, and the iconic Mustang–have all received rave reviews for their moves toward EcoBoost technology. The easiest way to explain what EcoBoost means is that it’s a combination of turbocharging and using direct fuel injection, with the(…)
Heads were spinning when the 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCrew was showcased at the Detroit Auto Show. This truck comes complete with four fullsize passenger doors, and the SuperCrew promises to be perfect for fans of off-roading, looking to bring their closest friends and family with them. To allow for two extra doors, Ford extended the(…)
Ford EcoBoost® Challenge gives consumers across America a fun and free weekend opportunity to test drive the hottest and most innovative Ford products and features For 2015, EcoBoost Challenge expands to 17 cities, and provides participants a chance to win an EcoBoost-powered 2015 Ford Edge EcoBoost Challenge features the most highly anticipated Ford models, including all-new(…)
FORD’S ECOBOOST® engine was designed for powerful torque and fuel economy in everyday driving—not 24 grueling hours of nonstop racing. Nonetheless, Ford rose to that challenge this winter, successfully introducing Ford EcoBoost technology to the world of endurance racing. Powering three Daytona prototype race cars, EcoBoost engines made their competition debut at the Rolex 24(…)