A 1978 Ford F-250 currently owned by comedian and actor David Spade is heading to the auction block later this month, ...

The interior of the Mk1 Ford Escort Cosworth showcases the distinctive character of a rally car, with a strong focus on function and performance. The New York Times Hits Back At Trump's 'Name-Calling' ...

Ford's new world headquarters, called the Hub, is designed to foster collaboration among its employees. The building's design blends modern architecture with nods to the company's 122-year history.

Ford unveiled its new world headquarters building in a grand opening ceremony over the weekend. Twice the size of the automaker's Glass House headquarters that opened in 1956, the new 2.1 million ...

After more than 70 years, the Ford Motor Co. finally has an architectural centerpiece. The automaker’s new global headquarters has officially opened in Dearborn, Michigan, just outside Detroit and ...

On the second floor of Ford Motor Co.'s ultra-modern new world headquarters in Dearborn there is a wide crevice that shoots up to the roof where massive skylights let in waves of natural light. In ...

It's not every day that a major carmaker builds a new world headquarters. For Ford, the new huge glass structure, in the shadow of the Glass House that has been business central for almost 70 years, ...

And don’t overlook the 2003 Ford Lightning packing a Raptor R engine swap and a dual-clutch, seven-speed automatic transmission, or the fact that the 2020-present F-150 has a significant share of the ...

As more and more drivers purchase electric vehicles, some people have voiced concerns about how the EV boom could further strain our aging, stressed electricity grid. More EVs means more electricity ...

When Ford Motor Company and its lawyers lost at trial in two Georgia lawsuits about couples fatally injured in truck rollovers, the company blamed the billion-dollar verdicts on a broken judicial ...

Has the Ford Super Duty family just gotten a lot more exciting with the addition of an F-250 Raptor? Unfortunately, the answer to this question is no, and by the looks of it, it probably never will, ...