A strange thing has happened to what used to be compact — and affordable — trucks like the Ford Ranger and its rivals. They ...

There's no modern pickup that can match the personality of this classic Ford ...

Moving from a top-tier Sierra luxury rig to the Coyote-powered Ford is a bold play that’s sparking debate. Rich Tulley traded his '23 Denali for a 502A F-150, proving that high-end tech and V8 soul ...

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Despite early demand and generous tax incentives, the Lightning never reached profitability, with Ford unable to sell the truck at a price that covered its expenses. The losses forced a strategic ...

Let’s be honest. Trucks long ago transitioned from necessary, need-centered vehicles into outright lifestyle symbols, at least for most owners living in the U.S. There’s just simply no way Ford could ...

Ford really transformed the American pickup truck industry when it launched its F-Series line of trucks way back in the late 1940s. It first arrived very much in the same way that pickup trucks had ...

Owners reported sudden deceleration, downshifting, and temporary rear wheel lockups in 2015-2017 models. The investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration could potentially lead ...

The 2026 Ford F-150 Raptor sets the standard in off-road dominance. Can the Ram 1500 RHO rise to the challenge? When it comes to off-road capability, the Ford F-150 Raptor is considered one of the ...

Federal regulators are expanding an investigation into 1.27 million Ford F-150 pickup trucks after reports of safety issues related to the vehicles' transmissions. The National Highway Traffic Safety ...

From the March 1996 issue of Car and Driver. Who woulda thunk that the ordi­nary American pickup truck would come to this, a behemoth in dimension that gets down the road with the manners of a ...