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Five hundred and fifty miles of highway with BettySoo and James McMurtry, the hardest-working performers in the Americana music scene. Photo Credit: Emily Elconin

The Lifestyle Is Awful. She Loves It Anyway.

Five hundred and fifty miles of highway with BettySoo and James McMurtry, the hardest-working performers in the Americana music scene.

An artisan reviews hand-drawn jewelry blueprints and design plans, mapping out how raw car parts will be transformed into elegant art.

Driven to Heal: How Salvaged Automotive Scraps Are Transforming Lives

What starts as Ford automotive scrap becomes handcrafted jewelry at Mend on the Move, creating hope, healing, and sustainable impact.

Get an Early Peek at Ford's New Hypercar in Action

Dave Carroll Named President, Ford Energy; Lisa Drake to Retire from Ford at Year-End

Carroll joins Ford from ENGIE North America, where he led one of the largest renewables and storage platforms in the U.S.

Ford Raptor T1+ Takes Second Overall in American Racing Debut at Vegas to Reno

Mitch Guthrie Jr. and co-driver Kellon Walch finished second overall at the 2026 Casey Folks Vegas to Reno, delivering an overall podium in the Ford Raptor T1+’s first race on American soil and its first competition outside international rally raid.

Ohio Residents Affected by Severe Weather Offered Payment Relief from Ford Credit, Lincoln AFS

Payment extensions of up to 60 days are offered to eligible customers in counties FEMA has identified for its Individuals and Households Program. Interest may continue to accrue on deferred payment(s).

Ford Builds Q3 Momentum with Retail Share Gains, Strong Truck and Large SUV Performance

Ford gained retail share and delivered strong truck and large SUV results in the third quarter of 2026, led by stronger F-Series sales in September and Super Duty’s best quarterly production performance in 19 years.

Hawaii, Indiana, Washington Residents Affected by Severe Weather Offered Payment Relief from Ford Credit, Lincoln AFS

Ford Credit and Lincoln Automotive Financial Services are offering payment relief to customers affected by Hurricane Lala in Hawaii, severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding in Indiana, and wildfires in Washington state.

Ford Appoints Matt VanKuiken Chief Government Affairs Officer

Ford Motor Company today announced that Matt VanKuiken has been named Chief Government Affairs Officer, effective Aug. 3.

Dave Carroll Named President, Ford Energy; Lisa Drake to Retire from Ford at Year-End

Carroll joins Ford from ENGIE North America, where he led one of the largest renewables and storage platforms in the U.S.

Ford Raptor T1+ Takes Second Overall in American Racing Debut at Vegas to Reno

Mitch Guthrie Jr. and co-driver Kellon Walch finished second overall at the 2026 Casey Folks Vegas to Reno, delivering an overall podium in the Ford Raptor T1+’s first race on American soil and its first competition outside international rally raid.

Ohio Residents Affected by Severe Weather Offered Payment Relief from Ford Credit, Lincoln AFS

Payment extensions of up to 60 days are offered to eligible customers in counties FEMA has identified for its Individuals and Households Program. Interest may continue to accrue on deferred payment(s).

Ford Builds Q3 Momentum with Retail Share Gains, Strong Truck and Large SUV Performance

Ford gained retail share and delivered strong truck and large SUV results in the third quarter of 2026, led by stronger F-Series sales in September and Super Duty’s best quarterly production performance in 19 years.

Hawaii, Indiana, Washington Residents Affected by Severe Weather Offered Payment Relief from Ford Credit, Lincoln AFS

Ford Credit and Lincoln Automotive Financial Services are offering payment relief to customers affected by Hurricane Lala in Hawaii, severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding in Indiana, and wildfires in Washington state.

Ford Appoints Matt VanKuiken Chief Government Affairs Officer

Ford Motor Company today announced that Matt VanKuiken has been named Chief Government Affairs Officer, effective Aug. 3.

How an Automaker Accidentally Launched an Iconic American Wildlife Artist

Emily S. Rueb

05.10.26

More than seventy years after his debut in a Ford magazine, Charley Harper's birds are on your mugs, puzzles, and T-shirts. His biggest audience is just arriving.

“Birdfeeders,” originally gouache on illustration board, appeared in “The Animal Kingdom: An Introduction to the Major Groups of Animals,” a 1968 classic by the Golden Press. Credit: Private Collection © Charley Harper, all rights reserved

125 Years of Racing

As Ford celebrates 125 years in racing, here is a look back at some of the names and logos Ford has used for its racing efforts.

Different Looks, Same DNA: Ford Racing Names and Logos Throughout History

Ford takes a look back through 125 years of its racing history through names and logos.

Daytona 500 - Tiny Lund (center), Glen Wood (left), and Leonard Wood (right) in victory lane.

The Upset Victory That Started an Empire: 125 Years of Ford Racing

On the 125th anniversary of Ford Racing, now is the perfect time to look at all the iconic wins.

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The 2027 Mustang One-Make Invitational Championship

Three Rounds, Three Continents: The 2027 Mustang One-Make Invitational Championship

Ford employees taste raw honey straight from the honeycomb.

Building a Better World With Honeybees

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Brian Noyes purchased the canary-yellow 1930 Model A that will sit outside of Hayfields at an auction in Orange, Virginia.

From Red F-100 to Yellow Model A, Brian Noyes' Culinary Career Keeps on Trucking

The 2027 Bronco RTR is the second chapter of a motorsport-inspired collaboration between Ford and RTR.

2027 Bronco SUV: Specs, Features, and Everything You Need to Know

ACCELERATE the Essential Economy 2026 will convene business and policy leaders, educators, small and mid-sized business owners, and Essential Economy workers to explore cross-sector solutions to closing America's skilled trades gap.

Highlights from the People Working to ACCELERATE the Essential Economy

This Week in Ford Times

George Washington’s Surprisingly Colorful Home

Mount Vernon wasn’t beige. This 1982 issue of Ford Times describes how one paint historian uncovered the historic home's hidden brilliant blues, vibrant greens, and sunny yellows. Click the photo to read more about the restoration.

Quality Comes First

Welcome to Hell on Earth, Where Ford Vehicles Tackle 110-Degree Sun

Go inside Ford's Arizona desert testing, where extreme heat is critical to evaluating vehicle performance and durability.

Charles Poon, Vice President of Vehicle Hardware Engineering at Ford Motor Company

I'm Ford's VP of Vehicle Hardware Engineering, and For Me, Quality Is Personal

A Q&A with Charles Poon, who is responsible for the hardware that Ford customers touch and feel every day in all Ford vehicles around the world.

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Exec Chef at Ford World Headquarters Joins Paul W. Smith Live

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