Ford Production Chief Says Auto Manufacturing Is Changing Faster Than Ever
Automotive manufacturing has changed dramatically in recent years, more so than ever before. More
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Bill Ford Talks Manufacturing, COVID-19 Recovery On 60 Minutes: Video
Ford doesn’t expect to need any sort of government bailout as a result of the pandemic. More
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2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Designer Discusses His Sketch That Inspired The Production Car
A design inspired by raw power. More
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2020 Ford Explorer ST Performance Explained
The engineering changes make for one athletic three-row SUV. More
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GM Doesn’t See Ford Ranger As A Threat
The General remains confident in its GMC Canyon and Chevy Colorado offerings. More
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Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson Remember Their First Vehicles: Video
In the video shot in 2013, before Walker’s death, it was revealed that Walker and Johnson each drove Ford products. More
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Exclusive Interview: We Talk To Mike Finnegan About His ‘Rowdy Restomod’ eBay Motors Mustang Build
Mike Finnegan says this 1967 “rowdy restomod” Mustang was inspired by a late-80s sci-fi flop called “Cherry 2000”. More
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Retired Ford Design Chief Says Brand Identity, Emotional Connection Are Important As Ever
Ford’s former design boss J. Mays thinks brand identity will still be crucial even after the autonomous vehicles have arrived. More
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Autoline Chats With The 2018 Lincoln Navigator’s Chief Program Engineer: Video
Autoline chats with the main engineer responsible for Lincoln’s first all-new Navigator in 11 years. More
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Bob Lutz Gives His Take On Ford CEO Mark Fields’ Unseating: Video
“Nowadays, if you don’t sell the sizzle, you’re not gonna be able to market the steak,” says former GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz. More
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Ford’s Raj Nair On What The Company Will Look Like In 10 Years
As autonomy and mobility services gain traction, Ford CTO Raj Nair predicts how the automaker will look in a decade. More
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Ford CEO Mark Fields Gets Candid On ‘Fortt Knox’ Podcast
Curious about Ford CEO Mark Fields’ rise to the top at the world’s fifth-largest auto company? Listen to this interview. More
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