Ford is reportedly offering Geely access to unused European factory capacity, while discussions around shared vehicle technology could raise questions about U.S. involvement. Chinese automakers are ...

A rare example of the Kelly Python, a little-known American sports car from the 1990s, is drawing renewed attention as one of the few surviving models from an extremely limited production run. The ...

Ford quietly built a vehicle that does something most modern SUVs can’t. It drives like a truck, survives deep water, and still works as a daily driver. The interior feels simple for a reason, it is ...

Ford Pro's connected vehicle ecosystem will use machine learning and predictive analytics to identify issues before breakdowns occur, enabling automated alerts and digital work orders. Real-time data ...

A Ford engineer and her husband were driving their new F-150 pickup in May when something went terribly wrong. The engineer told Ford they were using Ford’s hands-free driving system, BlueCruise, ...

Ford and Geely discuss using Ford's European factory space Talks include shared vehicle technologies including for automated driving More automakers are seeking out partnerships to defray costs Feb 4 ...

The most affordable versions of the Ford Ranger ute have gained fuel-saving auto engine stop-start technology – along with minor design and feature changes – ahead of a wider-reaching 'MY26.5' update ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ontario’s Ford government is using Google Docs to host policy proposals, cabinet remarks and briefing materials, Global News can ...

Mark Carney smirked as he sat down after answering the first question that opposition leader Pierre Poilievre had put to him. While Poilievre was asking about the very real issue of food inflation, ...

Simply sign up to the Automobiles myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Ford is in talks with China’s Geely for a partnership in Europe as the US carmaker seeks to revive its struggling ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ontario Premier Doug Ford, left, and Prime Minister Mark Carney leave following an announcement on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on ...