Ford Stock Up 4 Percent During Week Of October 11th – October 15th, 2021
Closing the week at $15.70 per share.
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Closing the week at $15.70 per share.
Read More »Segment share fell four percentage points.
Read More »All other powertrains will remain unchanged.
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Closing the week at $15.12 per share.
Read More »New model year, higher prices.
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The fixed rear seat head restraints can interfere with child seat installation on select units.
Read More »The study was conducted so Ford could gain insights into rear seat child safety.
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Ford is on a mission to fix bad public charging stations.
Read More »Building on the Timberline's capability so the Expedition can stay outdoors over several days.
Read More »The 2021 Ford Bronco Sport could also be affected.
Read More »But several of its key Japanese luxury rivals came in well behind Lincoln.
Read More »In affected vehicles, the airbag could improperly deploy in the event of a crash.
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Ford owners who are victims of auto theft will soon get a major assist straight from the factory.
Read More »The new incentive strategy can potentially shave thousands off the price of a new Ford.
Read More »The official ad leaves little to the imagination.
Read More »A tacit admission by Ford that it was not aware of the vernacular of the area.
Read More »But Ford did fare better than a lot of its rivals.
Read More »The updated package features a new grille and a larger front splitter.
Read More »But there's more to this story than raw numbers.
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It seems the S550 is literally going out in style.
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It's the only new color for the 2022 model year.
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Closing the week at $14.16 per share.
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Many new cars are solely lacking in the rear seat safety department, but not the Mach-E
Read More »The change should allow the pad to blend in with its surroundings.
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