Recently, Ford Motors launched “Omnicraft”, an enitrely new brand of auto parts for all makes of non-Ford vehicles. Through this venture, non-Ford customers can purchase parts and get their vehicles ...

Among the many processes being used to make low-volume and additive manufacturing easier, Ford’s latest is perhaps the most sci-fi. Javier, a mobile, autonomous robot on wheels has become integral to ...

Ford has recalled over $273,000 SUVs due to an issue with leaking brake lines that could lead to longer braking times and potential crashes. According to Ford, an issue with the brake lines could make ...

Few Mustang subjects are duller than parking brakes. Also called emergency brakes or "e-brakes," they were designed to keep a Mustang secure when parked. The parking brake is also supposed to stop the ...

Your brakes are one of the most important safety features on your car. That’s why keeping them in top shape — and regular brake replacement — is so important. Brakes, just like tires, naturally wear ...

Ford has issued a safety recall for several vehicles across two of the auto giant’s main brands. The company is currently recalling certain SUVs sold under both Lincoln and Ford badges due to brake ...

The Ford Bronco is the new Jeep Wrangler in that there is tremendous parts, products, and accessory availability feeding owners' ravenous appetite for customization. From 2021-2022 Ford ...

Reliability issues are a fact of life in the automotive sector. Sometimes, manufacturers recognize the need for a fix before the NHTSA gets involved. Other times, the NHTSA itself begins a probe of ...

Anne Marie D. Lee is an editor for CBS MoneyWatch. She writes about topics including personal finance, the workplace, travel and social media. Ford Motor is recalling 273,789 Lincoln Navigator and ...

America's most iconic automaker has issued another recall, extending its record-breaking pace. Ford Motor posted another safety bulletin with federal safety regulators: this time, the recall impacts ...

Ford is recalling nearly 1.3 million vehicles across the U.S. because of safety issues with their brake hoses, according to documents from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).