More Trophies! Yet again Ford crushed the competition in California to become AutoGuide.com’s Pickup Truck of the Year. The Ford F-150 Raptor has it all, including the purpose built Baja runner, long travel suspension and even enhanced handling for off-roading. Stephen Elmer, AutoGuide.com trucks editor says “While each truck in this year’s competition brings something(…)
Ford is giving its F-150 a makeover. The 2018 model will have a new front-end grille, new wheel options, more technology options inside, and a new diesel engine. The redesign comes just two years after Ford launched a new version of its top-selling model. The new 2018 F-150 goes on sale this fall, and prices(…)
Another year of SEMA is in the books after a successful week-long display of the latest and greatest in the automotive industry. SEMA, which stands for Specialty Equipment Market Association is the premier automotive specialty products trade event in the world. Ford showcased more than 50 displays of its vehicles and winning race cars, including the Le Mans-conquering(…)
And, it’s finally official! The Ford F-Series is NOW the official truck of the NFL! Ford Motor Company is kicking off this new partnership by throwing an immediate touchdown and offering fans who live in New York the opportunity to order a “Built Ford Tough Tailgate Truck,” on demand through the Uber app. This F-Series truck will bring(…)
Ford, America’s truck leader, continues to win awards for trucks that offer the best value. The Ford Taurus was honored with a value award as well. This is second time that Vincentric, an automotive data analysis firm, has named Ford Best Value Truck Brand in America. The Ford F-150 wins the Best Value in America award(…)
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(…)
