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Ford Motor Company gave fleet and commercial customers an insider look at the 2015 F-150 during an educational day near the company's Michigan headquarters. Read the full story here. Photos courtesy of Ford.
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Read More →The recall affects nearly 390,000 vehicles in North America that may have defective door latches.
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