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Jim, a virtual artist known as "jlord8" on social media, loves messing around with all things CGI from the automotive realm; he dreams of a Mustang Notchback 

The big boy gets a big tech upgrade.

Ford CEO Jim Farley will meet dealers on September 13 to try and convince them to cut the costs of selling and delivering EVs to customers by as much as $2,000.

If you're considering an electric pickup truck like the F-150 Lightning, details related to its payload capacity and range when loaded up are likely critical.

It's far from wild and retains many details from the outgoing Mustang S550, which might very well be the path Ford has followed for the redesign

The sixth-generation Bronco has been in production for a few months now and we already know that Ford is working on new versions of the revived iconic SUV. The 2022 Bronco Raptor is arguably the most anticipated spin-off, but we still don't know all that much about it. And as Ford is testing camouflaged SUVs on public roads, artists are rolling out all sorts of cool renderings of the yet-to-be-unveiled Bronco. This F-150-based creation is as intriguing as they get.

Electrification is happening whether we like it or not, so here are five vehicles we'd love to see embrace the volts.

Ford CEO Jim Farley Drops Hint Of Future Electric Bronco May 11, 2021 at 11:21am ET ++ This comes as no surprise considering Fords future roadmap. Just in case youre not up on the Ford EV game, the companys CEO Jim Farley, as well as North America Product Communications manager Mike Levine, have been quite active on social media spreading news about the automakers electric future.  Not long ago, when Levine was promoting the Bronco on Twitter, a Te...

Toyota Putting Pressure on its NASCAR Teams to Perform Toyota wants at least 12 wins from its NASCAR Cup teams this season. By Al Pearce First NASCAR title came in the truck series in 2006 Since entering the sport Toyota has earned 152 points-paying victories Leave it to David Wilson of Toyota Racing Development to publicly crank up the heat on his five NASCAR Cup Series teams this year. Unlike racing leaders at other manufacturers, the always-available, straight-shooting, Hokie-loving W...