Detroit Auto Show To Move To Warmer Months Starting In 2020
The Detroit Auto Show will move to warmer months starting in 2020, it’s been confirmed. More
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Ford’s Vision Of An Efficient, Human-Centered ‘City Of Tomorrow’ Gives Us Nothing Tangible Today
Ford’s idea of the “city of tomorrow” is an alluring one. But what about the city of today? More
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Ford Is Developing An Open, Cloud-Based Transportation Platform With Partner Autonomic
Ford and Silicon Valley-based startup Autonomic are developing what is essentially a city-wide transportation operating system. More
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Ford To Partner With Postmates, Offer Autonomous Delivery Of Just About Everything
Ford has found a partner for the on-demand autonomous delivery of goods. More
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Ford CEO Jim Hackett To Give Keynote Speech At Consumer Electronics Show
Ford will once again have a presence at Las Vegas’ annual CES, with the automaker’s CEO scheduled to speak. More
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This Lincoln MKZ Is Helping To Advance Self-Driving Technology: Video
Autoline’s John McElroy speaks to John Buszek of Renesas to get the lowdown on this autonomous Lincoln MKZ. More
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Ford Announces Integration Of Amazon’s ‘Alexa’ Voice Service
“Alexa, take the wheel” is not an example of a valid command, sadly. More
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Ford’s First Fully-Autonomous Production Vehicle To Be Built In Michigan
Ford’s Flat Rock Assembly Plant in Michigan will have the honor of producing the automaker’s first self-driving production car. More
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Second-Generation Ford Fusion Autonomous Development Sedan Shown: Video
Say hi to Ford’s revised autonomous development vehicle – coming soon to a road near you. More
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Ford Hires A Hypnotist To Facilitate Imaginary Ford GT Test Drives: Video
You are getting very sleepy. Now, when I clap my hands… DRIVE! More
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Boosted Brute: 2003 Mercury Marauder With Twin Turbos, Manual Swap Surfaces On Craigslist
In Pennsylvania lives a Marauder with the manual transmission it always deserved, and the turbos it always secretly wanted. More
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Raj Nair Opens Up About Ford’s Exciting Future: Interview
As Ford prepares to transition from an automaker to a “mobility” company, Executive VP Raj Nair will oversee some truly dramatic shifts. More
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