Ford To Make Wider Use Of 3D Printing For Vehicle Parts
Ford announces expanded relationship with a digital manufacturing firm called Carbon. More
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Ford Criticizes Steel Tariffs From President Trump
Cars need a lot of steel. Automakers need affordable steel. More
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Ford Supplier Meridian Suffers Another Plant Fire, This Time In Canada
Ford F-Series availability was constricted after Meridian’s last factory fire back in May. More
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Corporate Secrets From Ford, Other Automakers Exposed In Data Leak
Ford and five other automakers recently had their secret data exposed by a data leak at a small Canadian vendor. More
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Ford Settles Takata Consumer Lawsuit At $299.1 Million
The settlement addressed out-of-pocket expenses from consumers to fix the airbags. More
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To Restart F-150 Production, Ford Had To Fly An 87k-Pound Die To The UK
After a fire at Meridian Magnesium Products in Michigan, Ford went all out to get F-150 production back on track. More
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NHTSA Goes After Ford, Other OEMs For Slow Takata Airbag Recall Rate
NHTSA is turning up the pressure on carmakers for their low repair rate on recalled vehicles. More
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Ford F-150 Production Could Resume This Friday, Report Says
Ford F-150 production was halted last week after a supplier plant caught fire. It could restart later this week. More
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Ford F-150 Production Cut As Parts Supplier Recovers From Fire
Ford has halted F-150 production at Kansas City and is considering a shutdown in Dearborn after supplier Meridian Magnesium Products caught fire. More
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Some 2006 Ford Ranger Owners In North America Urged To Stop Driving After Takata Airbag-Related Death
The Takata airbag inflators in the 2006 Ford Ranger have been linked to a second death. More
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Ford Faces Class-Action Lawsuit For F-Series Super Duty Diesel Emissions
Some of Ford’s diesel-equipped F-250s and F-350s may have cheated on emissions testing, one class-action lawsuit alleges. More
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