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Earlier this month, the Ford Motor Company was once again recognized for its leadership in the world of corporate sustainability. 

This recognition was awarded by CDP, a not-for-profit charity that runs the global disclosure system for investors, companies, cities, states and regions to manage environmental impact. As a result of their continued commitment to tackling climate change issues and protecting water security, Ford has earned a spot on CDP’s prestigious “A List.”

Typically, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. However, when it comes to this year’s “Ford Auto Nights” SEMA Show, that doesn't have to be the case.

After the ongoing global pandemic knocked out this year’s Sin City showcase, the SEMA show decided to go forward with a first-ever virtual version. Courtesy of Brian Hoskins Ford, Check out the five hot and heavily-modded rides that the Blue Oval brand brought to the party this year.

Did you know that according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, traffic accidents are the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 54? In fact, over 33,000 fatal accidents have occurred each year since 2016.

That’s why Ford has devoted much of their time and energy to working with cities on ways that help make their streets safer. As part of this commitment, Ford  is officially launching an innovative new tool that utilizes connected vehicle technology and artificial intelligence to build smarter, safer systems of transportation.

While a check engine light setting can be unpleasant, the fact is that this nifty feature is designed to help clue you in on early warning signs of wear or equipment failure before disaster strikes. 

At Brian Hoskins Ford, we prioritize the safety and convenience of our customers, and we want to ensure that you understand how your ride communicates with you.. That’s why we’ve listed the five most common reasons your engine light may decide to come on when you’re least expecting it.

In honor of this year’s Bronco Super Celebration Event in Townsend, Tenn., Ford has recently unveiled an all-new outdoor-recreation-focused Bronco concept model dubbed the Bronco Overland.

The Ford Motor Company is known worldwide as the preeminent automotive manufacturer for the everyday citizen. To this day, Ford is the top selling American car manufacturer by a healthy margin. However, that doesn’t mean that this prestigious automaker hasn’t had its fair share of exceptionally valuable rides over the years.

Ford’s upcoming SYNC 4 driver-assist system has recently teamed up with tech company INRIX in order to give future Ford customers cheaper options when it comes to fuel prices, electric vehicle charging, and even parking!

The Ford Motor Company is one of the oldest and most iconic American automakers in history. As such, it only makes sense that a Ford Tough truck should rank as the most American-made vehicle of the year.

Driving can be a fun and relaxing experience. Cruising down the road with nothing but you and your destination in mind can be a serious stress-reliever. But parking? Not so much.

Ford Motor Company has recently partnered with global tech supplier Bosch, as well as Detroit-based real estate firm Bedrock, in order to launch a new project that will test Ford Escape vehicles as they attempt to drive and park themselves for the first time ever.

Have you ever been driving down the road on a perfectly peaceful day when suddenly, your car’s engine temperature begins to skyrocket, your engine begins to steam, and you’re forced to pull over to the side of the road and pop the hood?

If so, you’ve likely been the victim of an overheating engine. When this happens, it can ruin your day and your car. That’s why it’s important to understand some of the most common causes of an overheating engine. Check them out right here courtesy of Brian Hoskins Ford.