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Ford has to recall a large number of vehicles from the 2021 model year because their intake valves may not have been manufactured properly and could break over time. Approximately 90,000 units are part of the recall in the U.S. and nearly 12,000 in Canada. Affected models include the Ford …

Now more than ever, people want to stay connected with their digital lives and have easy access to information and entertainment. Automakers are therefore multiplying efforts to accommodate them. Over at Ford and its luxury brand Lincoln , an all-new Digital Experience—with capital letters—is about to debut, offering more content …

An investigation launched in June 2022 following reports of catastrophic engine failures with Ford Bronco SUVs featuring the 2.7-litre EcoBoost V6 has expanded to include a lot more vehicles. We’re not just talking about some 25,000 Broncos now. The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) says it will look …

New York— Lincoln hosted the world premiere of the all-new 2024 Nautilus in the Big Apple on Monday night. This next-generation crossover will launch in several markets when production kicks off in China later this year. As for the current-generation Nautilus , it will stop rolling off the line in …

While Ford ’s Oakville plant in Ontario will survive through re-tooling to build five EV models starting in 2025 , that won’t be the case of the two vehicles currently on the assembly line there. Both the Ford Edge and Lincoln Nautilus will be eliminated in 2023 according to the …

The Lincoln Nautilus , which replaced the MKX two years ago, is getting a significant mid-cycle update, although it may not seem like it when you look at the vehicle. Upon closer inspection, the lower front bumper has been revised and no longer features chrome trim around the fog lights.

Ford is issuing a safety compliance recall that affects approximately 700,000 vehicles across North America including 76,566 in Canada. Apparently, there is insufficient electrical conductivity within the printed circuit board internal to the rear-view camera, causing the latter to intermittently display a blank or distorted image. Affected vehicles include the …

There is growing speculation across the industry that Ford might close its assembly plant in Oakville, Ontario three years from now. Unifor National President Jerry Dias communicated with Ford officials this week and told The Detroit News that “they are going through a major evaluation of their portfolio, based on …