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    EDITORIAL: The supercar recession

    President Obama broke ground in Columbus, Ohio, last month on the 10,000th road project funded by the Democrats' massive $787 billion stimulus bill. The carefully choreographed event helped kick off the so-called "recovery summer," during which we are expected to believe that the administration's spending binge is curing our economic woes. It would have been more accurate to call this the double-dip summer.


  • *** File *** In this photo made Nov. 29, 2009, a 2010 Ford Ranger pickup truck sits at a Ford dealership in Denver. Ford Motor Co. said Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010, it made $2.7 billion in 2009, its first annual profit in four years.(AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

    Ford expands use of eco-friendly material across lineup

    The 2011 Ford Explorer will feature soy foam in seat cushions and seatbacks. The bio-based polyurethane foam will be one of the new, eco-friendly features in the Ford Explorer which goes in to production later this year.


  • Ford V10 Torqshift Transmission powers Medium-Duty Chassis Cabs

    Ford Motor Company's class-exclusive truck offerings will extend to medium-duty chassis cabs with the arrival of the 6.8-liter V10 gas engine in 2012. With this addition, Ford will be only manufacturer to offer a gas-powered vehicle in Class 1-7, offering a lower-cost option in each segment.


  • Uncompromising approach give 2011 Explorer world-class craftsmanship

    When designers at Ford's product development center sat down to sketch out the new 2011 Explorer, the team had a clear objective: Deliver a sleek, modern package, while maintaining the rugged looks of an SUV.


  • Distracted driving is steered astray?

    Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood criticized a fledgling lobbying campaign on Wednesday, which he said was working to undermine his campaign to limit drivers' use of cell phones and other electronic devices while behind the wheel.


  • ** FILE ** General Motors vehicles are displayed at the GM headquarters in Detroit on Thursday, July 9, 2009. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

    Detroit 3 see auto sales drop by more than 10%

    Detroit's Big Three auto makers -- Ford, Chrysler and GM -- each saw U.S. sales of their vehicles decline by more than 10 percent in June, compared to May, in a sign that the economic recovery remains fragile.


  • Illustration: Kagan fills Stevens' shoes by Alexander Hunter for The Washington Times

    TUBBS: Put nominee on the Stevens hot seat

    Even the most hopeful conservatives should not expect Senate Republicans to derail President Obama's nomination of Solicitor General Elena Kagan to the Supreme Court. Ms. Kagan's credentials are impressive, she has a modest "paper trail," and the Democrats still have a sizable majority in the Senate.


  • Associated Press
The Ford Mustang ranked first in its class in the J.D. Power and Associates annual Initial Quality Study. Luxury cars took the top spots, but Ford was able to edge its way into fifth place.

    New breed of Mustang spotlighted in 2011 campaign

    A new breed of Mustang takes center stage in a Ford ad campaign designed to attract even more sports car fans to the iconic brand. As part of the campaign, the TV ad also includes an appearance by the new DUB Edition Ford Mustang V-6, which is available this fall.


  • Ford's restoration parts keep dad's ride hot

    As Father's Day approaches, Ford is proud to support the millions of enthusiasts nationwide who keep antique and classic Ford-built vehicles on the road. And nowhere is that support more evident than through the official Ford licensed restoration parts program.


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