Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 412,000 vehicles over a suspension problem that could increase the risk of a crash.

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Police are searching for four men who they believe are linked to multiple break-ins and vehicle thefts at the Ford Assembly ...

Instead of a proper facelift, the Dearborn-based automaker is prepping an "obvious" update of sorts for the 2027 model year Bronco ...

Police are investigating a series of vehicle break-ins at the Ford assembly plant in Claycomo after officers were called to the property early Tuesday morning.

During a traffic stop on Interstate 80, an Indiana State Police sergeant had to jump over a concrete barrier when his patrol car was hit by a 2020 Ford Fusion. Luckily, the trooper was able to ...

Ford is recalling more than 412,000 SUVs because drivers can lose steering control if a rear suspension part fractures, officials said. The recall affects 412,774 Ford Explorers from the 2017 through ...

There were a couple of unusual factors weighing on Ford's fourth-quarter results. Here's what investors need to know.

Ford's combination of the off-road package and manual transmission wasn't part of the launch plan. Enthusiasts noticed.

The Bronco could make an upmarket shift, but Ford would have its work cut out for it.