Ford, the leading manufacturer of pickup trucks worldwide, is now delivering every variant of its brand-new 2023 pickup range to customers, maintaining its top position due to the unbeatable power of the F-Series Super Duty. 

This model boasts exceptional towing and payload capacities, making it the go-to choice for heavy-duty tasks. Along with the enduring strength and capability embodied by the BUILT FORD TOUGH philosophy, the Super Duty is equipped with advanced technology aimed at enhancing the productivity of workers of all kinds.

This week marks the Ford Mustang’s 59th anniversary of being an incredible muscle car for so many drivers over the years. Ford has every reason to celebrate with the seventh-generation Mustang on the horizon and the all-electric Mustang Mach-E helping to boost Ford's status as America's second-best EV brand. But let's not forget the past decade, during which the Mustang has been the world's top-selling sports car by a long shot.

Ford recently revealed that the company produced over 1.8 million vehicles that were all manufactured in the United States last year. This is a whopping 130,000 more vehicles than even the country’s second-place company, making Ford take the lead as the U.S. automaker with the highest number of workers and US-assembled vehicles in the country.

If you are a Ford vehicle owner, you can now customize your ride like never before. Ford's new redeemable points program enables customers to add personalized features to their vehicles without breaking the bank.

Ford recently revealed that the company is applying $700 million in new investments and bringing 500 new manufacturing roles to Kentucky to help speed up new vehicle production. The new investment in Kentucky -- part of the overall Ford+ plan for growth – will support an all-new F-Series Super Duty pickup developed at Ford’s Kentucky Truck plant in Louisville. 

Ford announced earlier this week that the company would reopen reservations for its 2023 Mustang Mach-E again after a months-long delay due to supply issues. The company also improved the all-electric SUV’s driving range and increased the price due to inflation and the rising costs for battery materials.

Ford recently announced that the company is earning positive responses to its SOS – a Sponsor Our Students program that works with dealers to provide opportunities for students who want to start meaningful careers as automotive technicians.

Ford recently revealed that the company is expanding its Technician Training curriculum and adding locations designed to increase the number of specially trained automotive technicians in an evolving field that now includes electric vehicles.