2022 Ford F-150 Lineup To Drop Max Recline Seating Option
The feature launched for the 2021 model year.
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The feature launched for the 2021 model year.
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Only the five-door model will be available moving forward.
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The option is still available on long-wheelbase models, however.
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Honda's luxury arm posted disappointing sales there over the past six years.
Read More »Ford's first "world car" was sold in that region for nearly 30 years.
Read More »The big SUV loses yet another feature due to supply constraints.
Read More »The change is effective starting with Job 2 production.
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The toolboxes were previously available on all trims of the mid-size pickup.
Read More »The much-maligned crossover won't be around much longer.
Read More »The Nautilus will be discontinued alongside its platform-mate, the Ford Edge.
Read More »The crossover will not live to see another generation.
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Another diesel-powered Ford bites the dust.
Read More »Both the Charger and Challenger are set to be replaced in the next two years.
Read More »The optional package stuck around for just one model year.
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A direct replacement for the package does not appear to be in the cards for the 2022 model year.
Read More »Another small change is in store for the 2022 Transit.
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Focus customers Down Under will now only have one variant to choose from.
Read More »The Mustang's chief rival apparently won't be around much longer.
Read More »However, the subcompact crossover will still be sold in Europe.
Read More »Blue has been synonymous with Ford's performance vehicle lineup for years.
Read More »The large sedan segment loses yet another option.
Read More »It was only a matter of time before this happened.
Read More »The range-topping, high-end model is joining the Mondeo on its way out of Europe.
Read More »Europeans are following America's preference for crossovers.
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