When it comes to making some of the most capable purpose-built trucks on the road today, no one does it better than Ford. And what that "purpose" is? Well, that's up to you. Ford engineers and tests its trucks to take on whatever you can throw at them, whether its work or play. This week, Ford released some footage from its Arizona Proving Grounds of the upcoming 2017 Ford Super Duty taking on a very unique set of tests.
Around here, people say there are two seasons; winter and road work. Every year, the first thaw brings a fresh landscape of giant holes in the asphalt, ready to wreak havoc on our suspensions and plop that fresh cup of coffee right into our laps. If the very thought of potholes makes you grind your teeth, fret not, because Ford Motor Company has a solution to your post-winter woes.
The Ford GT returns. Its triumphant march to @24hoursoflemans began with a win at the first @Rolex24Hours in '66. pic.twitter.com/ycXmQJLq85
— Ford Performance (@FordPerformance) January 26, 2016
Henry Ford II was a spiteful man.
He once fired his company's president, despite the man driving unprecedented revenues, because "Sometimes, you just don't like somebody."
It should be no surprise, then, that when negotiations broke down between Ford and Ferrari in 1963, Henry Ford's hot-headed grandson swore revenge. And how do you best get revenge on a company that prides itself on
The upcoming Ford SYNC 3 technology is looking better and better the more we learn about it and, in a recent video, the automaker has shown off just how easy it is to use. Voice-recognition has never been this simple; with just the push of a button, you can ask for directions to your favorite movie theater, get the exact song you've wanted to hear, make or answer texts or calls, and more, all with the power of your voice. Keep your hands on the wheel and understand true convenience: