Ford to Discontinue Mercury Brand in Fourth Quarter

DEARBORN, MI - Ford Motor Company announced it will end production of Mercury vehicles in the fourth quarter of this year and expand its Lincoln brand lineup.

Ford Selects Coach-Net to Support 2008 Commercial Trucks

LAKE HAVASU CITY, AZ – In its 20th year of providing customer service for Ford Motor Company's RV chassis products, Coach-Net has advanced its relationship with Ford to deliver roadside assistance for 2008 commercial trucks.

12 Ford Vehicles Receive 'Recommended Buy' Rating from Consumers Reports

Hoffer Named General Sales Manager of Kankakee Valley Ford

KNOX, IN – Jim Hoffer has been named general sales manager for Kankakee Valley Ford, Inc.

Ford Pulling Plug on TH!NK Electric Car

Ford Motor Co. on Aug. 30 said it was discontinuing its TH!NK electric vehicle division due to poor customer demand and lack of government support for the environmentally friendly cars. According to the company, Ford paid $23 million in 1999 for the Norway-based electric vehicle company Pivco Industries, renaming it Think or TH!NK, and has since invested $100 million in the technology as a cure

Manheim Earns Awards from Ford and Enterprise RAC

Seven Manheim auctions recently won auction awards given by Ford Motor Co., while four other auctions were honored by Enterprise Rent-A-Car.

Five Stars for Ford´s New Models

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Ford Five Hundred is tops when it comes to crash safety. So is the Mercury Montego – and initial test results place the new Ford Freestyle and Volvo V70 and XC70 in the top safety rank as well, according to a report in FCN on December 14.

Ford to Launch 3 More EcoBoost Engines by Year-End

DETROIT - The three new engines will increase the number of global nameplates available with EcoBoost to 11, according to Ford.

Ford Focus Crowned Most Reliable Car in Europe

Ford announced August 12 that its Focus has just been crowned the most reliable car in Europe, in the 2002 German Safety Standards Authority TUV test.