Author: Phoebe Wall Howard, Detroit Free Press

Ford boss expects car just for Uber, Lyft and a price war benefitting consumers, among other big changes in the auto industry.

Ford CEO Jim Farley hosts ‘Drive,’ which debuted Wednesday.  The series features Farley and guests talking all things cars – and more.

Taking on Tesla: Ford CEO Jim Farley said his company intends to become the world’s top EV manufacturer.

NASCAR legend pays $1 million for pair of classic cars at Barrett-Jackson auction, with $650,000 added from others to help Ukraine.

Ford says it’s testing the towing and off-road capacities of the F-150 Lightning EV to reassure customers it can take anything they can throw at it.

Want a 2022 Ford Lightning or Mustang EV? Ford is working through a F-150 EV pickup reservation list and consumers wanting Mustang should order fast.

Buyers have until Thursday to place orders for gas-powered Maverick trucks before Ford pauses to catch up with demand for the compact pickup truck.

The compact pickup truck, which launched in September, already has fan pages popping up online, one with more than 12,000 followers.

A warning letter, dated Friday, from Ford’s vice president of U.S. and Canada sales was sent to dealers nationwide.

New York City spent $11.5 million on 184 Mustang Mach-E SUVs for police, parks and recreation and emergency response teams.