Category: We Wonder

This could explain why the prototypes we've seen aren't sitting up very high.

Ford could have had a mid-engine sports car on sale three decades before the C8 Corvette arrived.

What's in a name? That which we call a "diesel" by any other name would smell as... erm, diesely.

Automobile asks the all-important question: was the new Ford GT only built to appease homologation rules?

With a diesel mill almost certainly bound for the F-150, we wonder if Ford will decide that's enough.

Since selling off Aston, Jaguar, Land Rover, and Volvo, not to mention killing Mercury, Ford's collection of badges is looking a bit sparse...

Ford is poised to take the road less-traveled, opting to formulate its own battery cell chemistry rather than relying on that of a supplier.

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