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Ford dealerships are concerned about the American automaker’s recent major announcement.

Hidden within Ford’s quarter one financial results was some big news on the automaker’s plans for electrification.

Ford has confirmed that it will introduce four new SUV nameplates worldwide by 2020.

If you’re old enough to remember when Reagan was president, you’re probably old enough to remember when the Ford Explorer was the SUV to beat. Today, it languishes in the category that it helped to create — but if you spend a little time with the 2016 Explorer, you might think it’s getting a bad rap that it doesn’t deserve.

Ford has revealed its most powerful Edge yet.

Gearing up for a redesign, both the Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator are going to be adding EcoBoost V6 engines to the lineup. 

Ford has been enjoying great success this year with their sales of small SUVs, reporting that 206,896 Escapes have sold in the US through October, a 31-percent increase from last year’s sales to date. They’re also expecting November’s figures to be on the rise, not just for themselves for but for the auto industry as a whole.