Blog

Ford CEO Him Hackett and Volkswagen CEO Dr. Hebert Diess were together on a New York stage July 13th. The two were joined by Argo AI CEO Bryan Salesky, and in front of a crowd announced that we are entering the “biggest shift in transportation” since the time of Henry Ford.

So what’s happening? What’s so big? Well, the two automotive giants are joining forces to expand their global alliance in one of the biggest events in the auto industry ever.

Ford Motor Company just reported for the second quarter of 2019 and the sales results are impressive! In a very competitive market the company has managed to grow their total pickup segment share. It’s thanks in part to the extended F-Series and the Ranger.

These days it seems more and more like Ford is getting heavily involved with robotics, but maybe this is just a glimpse into the autonomous future that Ford hopes to build. This time we’re taking a look at a little guy called Survival.

Survival is a self-driving robot that delivers spare parts around one of Ford’s manufacturing plants. Survival is so named because it dodges unforeseen objects, changes its route accordingly, and stops anytime something is truly unavoidable...

Online shopping has exploded in the past decade, and with that so has the amount of packages delivered on a regular basis. In 2018 the U.S. Postal Service alone delivered more than 6 billion packages which is double the volume it was handling about 10 years ago.

The all-new 2020 Ford Explorer has been entirely redesigned. The inside, the outside, and under the hood have all been enhanced and renewed to make this Explorer better than ever.

On April 24, Rivian announced the equity investment, and in addition to the investment to two companies have agreed to work together to develop an all-new, next generation battery powered electric vehicle for Ford’s growing electric vehicle, EV, portfolio.

After a seven year long hiatus, the Ford Ranger finally made its return this year, and we are floored! The 2019 Ranger is Ford Tough, the pickup builds on the foundation of it’s 4x4 cousins, but it brings a unique twist of adventure. When you get behind the wheel of the Ranger you will want to go the range. We know how obvious that seems, but seriously this is a fun truck, and starting at $24,000 or a lease at $237 a month the all new Ranger is seriously affordable!