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By Adam Ismail
Ford's new "Privacy Promise" website offers guidance on how to opt-out of data collection, but doesn't make it as easy as one click. The post Ford Pledges Customer Privacy After GM’s Data-Selling Stumble: TDS appeared first on The Drive.
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By JOHN MATA JR
Fullhook Performance’s Mopar-Powered ’51 Ford F-5 There comes a time when you see something so cool and unique that it just gets ingrained into your […] The post The Ultimate Comeback: A Cummins-Swapped Ford F-5 appeared first on Diesel World.
By Stephen Lickorish
Silverstone again plays host to some brilliant Formula Ford action as KMR Sport driver fends off multiple past winners, while fired-up Middlehurst storms to second after heat woes
By Conrado Vazquez Del Moral
By 1948, Ford’s prewar styling was entering its final lap, but the flathead V8 was still very much in the game. This Lake City, Florida, coupe is offered for $7,500 or best offer here on Facebook Marketplace. The seller... Read More »
By Scotty Gilbertson
This is quite a posh ride for a Fire Chief, not that they haven’t earned it and don’t deserve it. Without any markings and possibly having had a repaint, we don’t know what city or municipality this 1990 Ford... Read More »
By Kevin Roy
Today, if you think of a compact car, you may think of a Subaru Impreza, Honda Civic, Kia K4, or Hyundai Elantra. For an American-made option, you may think of the Ford Focus, Chevy Cruze, or Tesla Model 3.... Read More »
By Elizabeth Puckett
Some classic cars are interesting because of their performance, while others stand out because of their history. This 1969 Ford Torino Talladega manages to offer both. Listed on craigslist in California’s Inland Empire, this Wimbledon White example is advertised... Read More »
By Tom Howard
Sainz faced fierce competition from nine-time world rally champion Sebastien Loeb
By RJ O’Connell
The IMSA Endurance Hour Podcast’s two most recent episodes featured four IMSA Hall of Fame drivers plus a potential future inductee. BMW M racing mainstays Robby Foley and Hall of Famer Bill Auberlen were among the guests that sat down with Jonathan Grace in Episode 40, along with IMSA President John Doonan and Ford Archivist […] IMSA Endurance Hour Catch-Up first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Tyson Hugie
Frame-off restored with Coyote power, a new top, and modern tech
By Elizabeth Puckett
Finding an affordable vintage pickup with a running engine isn’t always easy, especially when you’re shopping for something a little different from the usual Chevrolet or Ford project. This 1970 Dodge truck, listed on Facebook Marketplace in Bremen, Georgia,... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
The Grande was launched in 1969 as an upscale version of the popular Ford Mustang. It was a separate model as opposed to the “luxury” option of previous years. The Grande would continue through the end of the first... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
Although the Rambler American and Studebaker Lark had been around for a year or two, Ford jumped into the new compact car market in 1960. With sales of 435,000 units in the first year alone, it sat atop the... Read More »
By David D'Amico
The 1979 model was part of the best-selling seventh generation (1977-79) in Thunderbird history, which totaled 955,032 units over three years, with the last year having the lowest sales (284,141). I might be a little biased when it comes... Read More »
By David D'Amico
Yes, you read that correctly and I didn’t mean Bullitt. The ad states, “PS bullet hole is included in the sale”, and if you look closely, you will notice a small hole under the passenger-side rear window. I’m sure... Read More »
By Bruce Johnson
Sometimes a project car changes hands simply because the owner found a different direction, and that is the story behind this 1972 Ford Mustang. The seller bought it as a project but went with a 2014 Mustang GT instead... Read More »
By Christopher Gullo
Growing up, my family took all our summer trips by car. Throughout my childhood, our family vacations took us to Busch Gardens Virginia, Gettysburg, the Catskill Mountains, and even Niagara Falls. We rode in a changing roster of cars,... Read More »
By Nick Kurczewski
The 2026 Subaru Ascent and 2026 Ford Explorer are capable midsize 3-row SUVs with different sets of strengths.
By Elizabeth Puckett
The late 1970s were a time when American luxury cars weren’t afraid to make a statement. Long hoods, plush interiors, vinyl roofs, and plenty of V8 power were all part of the experience. This 1978 Ford Thunderbird Diamond Jubilee... Read More »
By Corey Decker
Would you buy it for a Scooby Snack?
By Michelle Rand
Ford’s Ranchero debuted in 1956, but long before its coupe utility body style graced the stage at the New York Auto Show, the company sold “utes” in Australia. The first Ford ute was designed during the depths of the... Read More »
By Fred Lambert
In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s episode, we’ll discuss Rivian’s earnings, Waymo partnering with Toyota, Ford betting on V2H for the Fathom electric pickup truck, and more. more…
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