Ford has recorded 24 property damage allegations and nine injury claims, two of which cite emotional injury. Credit: Artistic Operations / Shutterstock.com Ford is recalling more than 741,000 vehicles ...

Lincoln Aviator, Ford Explorer, Lincoln Navigator and Ford Expedition vehicles manufactured between 2018 and 2021.

Ford is recalling more than 741,000 vehicles because of a park system issue that could cause unintended movement and rolling ...

When most people read the words "Ford transmission park issue," it's easy to picture something alarming: the transmission suddenly shifting into Park while the vehicle is moving down the highway. That ...

This video offers an exclusive technical breakdown of a custom-built electric supertruck designed to conquer the legendary Pikes Peak hill climb. Engineered from the ground up through a close ...

A comprehensive, field-backed automotive investigation establishes that manufacturing tolerances and gaps in valvetrain oil-pressure delivery are creating critical failure points in newly deployed ...

Ever heard of Horse Powertrain? We don’t blame you if that sounds new, because it is relatively new. First announced in 2022 as a joint venture between Renault, Geely, and oil company Saudi Aramco, ...

A new hybrid system, the X-Range C15 Direct Drive, is capable of operating seamlessly on an existing EV platform. Horse Powertrain will debut its hybrid X-Range C15 Direct Drive at the 2026 Beijing ...

The Ford Motor Company is recalling 1,392,935 F-150 pickup trucks from the 2015, 2016, and 2017 model years because electrical connections in the transmission can degrade, causing an unintended ...

It’s not a new truck problem, but it’s a big one – Ford is recalling older F-150s over a fault tied to gear selection signals. Nearly 1.4 million 2015–2017 Ford F-150s recalled for a transmission ...

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