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Ford's all-aluminum 2015 F-150 is rolling off the line in Dearborn, Mich., thanks to a $329 million renovation to the 100-year-old plant. Work Truck captured the line in action. Photos by Chris Wolski.
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PepsiCo has cut fuel costs and reduced overall greenhouse gas emissions since tripling its hybrid fleet in 2007.
Read More →Five compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles are currently being tested for Ameripride Services, a linen and uniform rental service company.
Read More →WASHINGTON - The statistics used in the report issued by the FBY were submitted voluntarily by law enforcement agencies throughout the country.
Read More →COLOGNE, GERMANY – Pure electric commercial vehicles are reliable and have wide potential for urban commercial use, according to interim findings of the colognE-mobil project.
Read More →Ford's redesign of its Super Duty trucks adds strength and capability, while reducing about 300 pounds of weight with extensive use of aluminum body panels. Here's a closer look at the 2017 F-250 4x4 Crew Cab Platinum that's powered by the 6.7L Power Stroke V-8 diesel. Read more here. Photos by Vince Taroc.
Read More →MYRTLE BEACH, SC – City officials recently purchased 22 new vehicles, half of which replace larger, 8-cylinder Crown Victorias, according to thesunnews.com.
Read More →Ford's CEO Jim Hackett, who took over the top job in May, will give the keynote address at CES 2018, where he will discuss mobility solutions, the world's largest consumer electronics trade show announced.
Read More →Tim Janssen, the retired president of IFS (Innovative Funding Services LLC), passed away on Aug. 14 in Largo Vista, Texas. He was 55. Janssen founded IFS in 2007 and served as president of IFS for more than 12 years until his retirement in Jan. 1.
Read More →The Lincoln Navicross concept vehicle, developed by Ford Motor Co., is designed as a breakthrough all-conditions sport sedan that, according to Lincoln, “shatters the accepted car, crossover, and sport/utility vehicle paradigm.”
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