2022 Ford F-150 Raptor Pickups Stolen From Dearborn Truck Plant
The estimated value of the stolen pickups is a whopping $1 million.
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The estimated value of the stolen pickups is a whopping $1 million.
Read More »The chip shortage once again comes for the F-Series, and other Ford vehicles too.
Read More »Ford announces more production cuts as the chip shortage continues.
Read More »The chip shortage will once again affect production at three Ford plants.
Read More »Luckily, it seems like things will soon be back on track.
Read More »More idle time and cut shifts are in store for two of Ford's U.S. plants.
Read More »Ford F-150 production will be suspended at the plant as the chip shortage rages on.
Read More »Yet another spot that Ford is using to store incomplete F-150s.
Read More »Second place wasn't even close.
Read More »The chip shortage has impacted more plants than previously believed.
Read More »Ford's crown jewel is the newest victim of the chip crunch.
Read More »The virus has sharply reduced vehicle production throughout North America.
Read More »Ford's assembly process must be incredibly efficient to satisfy consumer demand for the F-150.
Read More »The recall covers a total of 11 models.
Read More »Ford is currently working on a way to resume plant tours safely.
Read More »The all-new 14th generation pickup is scheduled to arrive at dealerships in November.
Read More »A report claims that the automaker isn't following proper COVID-19 guidelines at its Dearborn plant.
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Just weeks after production restarted on a limited basis.
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A small but important blip in the road for The Blue Oval.
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Transit production has been halted on the Transit side of the plant.
Read More »And things are slowly returning to normal.
Read More »The union is also asking for an additional 20 minutes of break time.
Read More »Aside from some complaints about PPE comfort.
Read More »Apparently, the Bronco Sport has entered production much sooner than expected.
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