The 2025 Ford Escape started at $30,350. But the automaker killed it. Here is Ford's plan to keep Escape customers with Ford.

Ford discontinued a popular SUV, leaving a gap in its lineup. Learn how the automaker plans to keep 250,000 customers from switching to competitors.

I vividly remember years ago my test-drive of the Toyota Sequoia, and now reviewing the 2026 Ford Expedition I'd say it's ...

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Select a vehicle trim below to get a valuation. The 2025 Expedition continues as Ford's largest full-size SUV, standing out for its combination of smooth ride, quiet interior comfort, and full-size ...

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Europe has faded from Ford's initial focus on the market. Ford's market share in Europe has declined in recent years. Ford's partnership with Renault could provide a much-needed entry-level punch.

Ford has issued recalls for over 116,000 vehicles, many made in Kentucky, including certain Escape models due to fire risk from engine block heaters.

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U.S. trade policy has devastated the Canadian auto industry and pushed the country to reach an agreement that will make it easier for Chinese companies to sell cars there. By Jack Ewing Canada’s ...

A group of seven household names allege that Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), which publishes the Daily Mail, carried out or commissioned unlawful activities such as hiring private investigators ...