The latest Ford recall covers certain Bronco and Maverick models that may be affected by sudden battery failure.

Instead of updating software to detect failing batteries, Ford will now replace the faulty batteries on Maverick and Bronco Sport models.

More than 272,000 Ford Bronco Sport and Ford Maverick vehicles are being recalled because their 12-volt batteries may fail unexpectedly while driving.

We have all seen 3D printing being used in the automotive industry—but have you taken a look at how 3D printing is used for car interiors?

The Shelby GT350R is back and will be a limited edition 830-hp track weapon!

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Cage, who works at Maxx Autos Plus in the Tacoma area, clearly doesn’t think much of Dodge as a brand. He names four Dodge models (Hornet, Dart, Journey, and Caravan) along with a couple of Fords ...

Ford filed a trademark application for the Boss moniker and might bring the nameplate back to the market in the near future ...

If Roadkill taught us anything, it’s that there are plenty of diamonds in the junkyard. You just need to look!

The new edition contains information on the identity of Ford’s first victim, who has finally been identified by the Humboldt ...

If you want to boost the performance and efficiency of your classic 1964 to 1977 Ford, consider grabbing a set of premium ...

We discuss what’s considered high mileage on these trucks, common issues to watch for, and tips to extend its lifespan.