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The technology would use sensors for speed, yaw rate, steering angle, and more to determine if a trailer is in danger of colliding with obstacles and trigger safety systems to respond.

The upgraded Bronco Wildtrak with Hoss 3.0 package may be more capable and durable in off-road racing than the Badlands.

Hertz has teamed up with Shelby American to add 25 tuned Ford Mustang Shelby GT500s to its rental fleet.

With its electric powertrain, the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning improves upon the bestselling pickup’s capabilities, though at higher prices.

The technology in Ford's latest patent is a bit of a gimmick, but could prove fun.

Before the 1962 Chrysler Turbine Car, Ford put a Boeing turbine engine into an ill-fated 1955 Thunderbird for testing.

Ford built only 45 track-only 2020 GT Mk II models and now one is coming up for auction through Mecum in May.

While it was the world's best-selling sports coupe, the Ford Mustang was outsold by the Dodge Challenger in 2021 in the U.S.

With the quiet powertrains of EVs, it's not hard to imagine police officers using them to silently creep up on perps.

Ford has over 200,000 reservations for its F-150 Lightning and has almost quadrupled production capacity as a result.

The redesigned Ford Mustang, the S650, will follow a familiar formula, and that's no bad thing.

The patent suggests wheels turning in opposite directions on each axle for off-road electric vehicle use.

Ford has introduced a new off-road F-150 based on the pickup truck's entry-level XL variant.

Ford may be working on a drift mode designed for both internal-combustion cars and EVs.

Thanks to hydrogen, internal-combustion engines with zero emissions can become a reality.

The Bronco Raptor may be a desert racing star, but it can also handle rock crawling with ease, as a new video demonstrates.

The first known Ford Bronco 6x6 conversion is the Dark Horse built by Apocalypse Manufacturing. Soon it can be yours.

The system reads brainwave activity to predict when a driver is planning to control the steering, throttle, and brakes.

Cold-weather tests saw F-150 Lightning prototypes endure temperatures as cold as -30 degrees.

Ford Model E will directly target fast-moving EV companies like Tesla and Nio.