A suspension defect in certain model years could result in drivers losing control of the vehicle.

Change is the only constant in today’s auto market, and Ford isn’t sitting still. Like just about every other automaker, it’s trying to adapt to the shifting sands of the market. One way it’s doing ...

View post: Ford Maverick Is Still The Compact Pickup To Beat For 2027 While we’ve got the rumor mill spinning, here’s an idea: the Heritage Edition is a throwback to the 1960s, which represents a ...

When Ford debuted the new Bronco in its full-sized format, it was very clearly aimed towards Jeep and its iconic Wrangler. The Jeep, having few (if any) real competitors for years, is now faced with ...

Since the Ford Bronco made its return a few years back, it’s been one of Ford‘s most popular and best-selling models. One of the many reasons it’s accomplished that is its $37,340 starting price.

The reborn Ford Bronco has only been on sale for a year, but it is already going retro. The 2023 Bronco will be offered in new Heritage Edition trims with throwback styling and colors inspired by the ...

The reborn Ford Bronco has been in high demand from the moment it arrived on the market back in 2020. Unfortunately, Ford appears to still be struggling to keep up with the sky-high interest in the ...

Ford showcased two custom Bronco project vehicles, the Arches and Cliffhanger, at the Bronco Stampede in Moab, Utah. These vehicles, built on the Bronco Badlands and two-door Bronco platforms, ...

Ford (F) reported a 10.3% drop in second-quarter US sales, to 549,200 vehicles, as electric-vehicle demand tumbled, F-Series ...

When the sixth-gen Ford Bronco first came out, my cousin ordered a two-door Base model in Race Red with the seven-speed manual transmission. It was a killer deal at the time, considering he got the ...

Building cars is hard. Building Ford Broncos, it seems, is particularly difficult. The truck's production has been stymied at every turn by issues from chip supplies to improperly-built parts, but now ...

Ford recalls certain 2021-2026 Bronco Sport and 2022-2026 Maverick models after discovering a manufacturing defect involving front lower control arm ball joints.