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Recently, we held a massive 2022 AutoGuide Compact SUV Comparison test presented by NRS Brakes. We’re now going to take a closer look at one of the entries in that battle royale, the 2022 Ford Bronco Sport.

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The car-based crossover SUVs that dominate today’s new-vehicle marketplace were never intended to replace off-road trucks and utilities, but a market is emerging nonetheless for crossovers that can handle some rough going.

The Ford Escape is one of the older options in the compact SUV segment, but it does offer a lot of choice. There are two turbocharged engine options, as well as a traditional hybrid and a plug-in hybrid. The latter only comes with front-wheel drive, while the rest can be paired with all-wheel drive.

Four big, body-on-frame SUVs enter the arena. Only one will win. It’s time to see which is the best full-size SUV.

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Find everything you need to know about the Ford Mustang here, along with expert reviews, specs, photos, videos and more.

Find everything you need to know about the Ford Ranger here, along with expert reviews, specs, photos, videos and more.

The first Mustang Dark Horse SC crossed the block at Barrett-Jackson this week and sold for $1.25 million, with every dollar of the winning bid headed to charity to support diabetes research.

For 2026, Roush has introduced a new Roush F-150 package that positions itself as a more aggressive alternative to the factory F-150 Tremor, both visually and mechanically.

Racing Bulls completed its first on-track running with the VCARB03, giving us the first sounds from Ford's new Formula 1 powertrain, whose return to Formula 1 comes via a technical partnership with Red Bull Ford Powertrains.

Rising vehicle prices are kicking off a shift in buyer priorities, subsequently forcing automakers to rethink product decisions. For Ford, that might include a return to a segment it kicked to the curb in North America several years ago: the sedan.

Ford and GM are preparing to wage a new battle in a war that stretches back decades—this time, the battleground is Formula 1’s global stage.

Ford is building on one of its longest-running relationships with the launch of a new Super Duty Carhartt edition.

DEARBORN, Mich. – In a different era it would have been a Shelby. But right now, Ford has made it clear that its performance ambitions for the Mustang ride on the Dark Horse.

Update: Ford officially unveiled the 2026 Mustang Dark Horse SC in Detroit last night. It will use the same 5.2L Supercharged V8 and DCT combo as the Mustang GTD, and will get plenty of high-performance parts from Ford Racing. The automaker claims the Dark Horse SC will offer performance close to European exotics for a fraction of the price. Find out all the details in Greg's story live from the event.

DEARBORN, Mich. – Fresh off a class win at the Score Baja 1000, racer and builder Vaughn Gittin Jr. dropped by Ford’s new world headquarters to preview his latest collaboration with the Blue Oval, the 2027 Bronco RTR.

American Expedition Vehicles is stepping into Ford country for the first time. Ahead of the Detroit Auto Show the Michigan-based off-road specialist has unveiled the FXL, a heavy-duty build based on Ford’s F-250 and F-350 Super Duty trucks.

Shelby American has added to its modern Super Snake lineup with a new, slightly less extreme version of its highest-performance Mustang.

Ford outlined a clearer timeline for its next phase of vehicle software and automation, saying hands-off, eyes-off driving capability is targeted for 2028, while new AI-driven features will begin reaching existing customers much sooner.

According to an unconfirmed report from The Supercar Blog, Ford plans to unveil two new Ford Racing models at the Detroit Auto Show next week, with at least one of them rumored to be a Mustang wearing either the Cobra or Boss name.

No automaker has ever issued more recalls in a single year than Ford did last year. The company logged 153 recall campaigns covering nearly 13 million vehicles in the U.S., almost doubling the previous record set by General Motors more than a decade ago.

Modern full-size trucks are pointless for most people.

Ford Performance is—potentially—giving Mustang buyers a new high-powered option to ponder.

Renault Group and Ford have announced a strategic partnership focused on expanding Ford’s electric vehicle lineup for European buyers. The agreement is intended to support both companies as they adapt to ongoing changes in the European automotive market.

There’s little argument that the Ford Mustang is one of the truly classic nameplates in automotive history. Ford’s pony car has been in production long enough—having initially debuted in 1964 with relatively humble underpinnings—to have gone through seven generations.

Ford CEO Jim Farley is pretty happy with the Trump administration’s decision to ease federal fuel-economy rules, pitching the move as a necessary correction that could bring lower-priced vehicles back into reach for American buyers.

Let’s say you’ve got an insatiable appetite for speed but you also have other responsibilities like three kids, a golden retriever, volunteer work on weekends and other domestic duties.

More than 20,000 examples of the Ford Escape PHEV and Lincoln Corsair PHEV are being recalled for a second time after federal regulators determined that the same high-voltage battery issue flagged last year still hasn’t been fixed.

Power to the people.

The Maverick Lobo is the spiritual successor to the sport trucks of the 1980s and 90s, which Gen Xers will wistfully recall. Their kids, many of whom are now old enough to drive, will have no idea what Dad is talking about, but will also find the Maverick Lobo pretty neat. I spent a week in the head-turning Velocity Blue Maverick Lobo this fall, giving ‘truck month’ a sportier vibe.

Starting this week, you can now shop for used Ford vehicles on Amazon—the automaker announced a new partnership with the e-commerce giant, allowing buyers to browse and buy certified pre-owned Ford vehicles directly through Amazon’s online marketplace.

Ford has announced the brand's 2026 plans for the Ford Racing division and there's an interesting tidbit in there.

Ford’s flagship electric F-150 Lightning might not survive much longer, according to a new report.

Ford has done it. Well, at least in concept form, but still, it’s a first step.

Ford Performance Parts delivered a statement of intent with a heavily modified version of the Ford F‑150 Raptor R at SEMA 2025.

The Ford F-150 Lightning may be America’s best-selling electric pickup, but it's being sacrificed to keep Ford’s production priorities on track.

The California Special package—first introduced in 1968 as a limited-edition appearance trim—has been a recurring part of the Mustang story for decades.

Ford has issued a recall for certain Mustang GTs equipped with factory Supercharger Upgrade Kits after discovering that the included powertrain software disables a key layer of the car’s built-in safety systems.

Ford is recalling 59,006 vehicles across multiple model lines due to a potential fire risk caused by faulty engine block heaters. The recall spans several of Ford and Lincoln’s most popular models, including the Explorer, Ranger, Bronco, Maverick, Fusion, Escape, and Lincoln Corsair, among others.

The 2026 Ford Mustang RTR is only the second time the Blue Oval has partnered with a third party for a factory-built Mustang; the last time was with Carroll Shelby.

Ford is giving the 2026 Bronco Sport a fresh look with a new Bronze Appearance Package that follows similar packages offered on the Mustang and Mustang Mach-E.

Fire at a key aluminum production facility in upstate New York threatens to snarl the automotive supply chain—with Ford expected to take the most damage.

Ford and General Motors are working quickly to dampen the blow from the expiry of federal EV tax credits—both automakers are rolling out programs that will let customers continue benefiting from the $7,500 electric vehicle subsidy.

Ford is recalling nearly 5,000 2020 model-year Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs due to a dangerous electrical defect that could cause engine fires, whether the vehicles are being driven or parked.

You can believe in the Sasquatch. It’s a good time for trail seekers.

Ford is recalling more than 115,000 heavy-duty pickups in the United States after discovering a defect that could cause the steering column’s upper shaft to detach.

Ford’s popular 5.0-liter Coyote V8 is the focus of a new class action lawsuit, with owners claiming the engine burns oil at a rapid rate and accusing the automaker of knowingly concealing the issue.

Paint can do a lot for a vehicle. Some colors can really enhance a car’s appearance, while others can really ruin the aesthetic. Sometimes though, the paint, trim, and packaging work so well, it’s a wonder why any other choices are even offered. The 2025 Ford Bronco Heritage is one of those vehicles.

Ford’s recall count for 2025 continues to climb, with the automaker now announcing a sweeping campaign that affects 1,456,417 vehicles built between 2015 and 2019. At the heart of the problem is a faulty rearview camera that can display distorted, inverted, or blank images, raising the risk of a crash.

Customers of the F-150 Lightning have been asking for a more rugged version of the truck according to Ford, and for the 2026 model the brand is responding.

Ford’s motorsport division is getting a new-old name—the Blue Oval confirmed that Ford Performance will be rebranded as Ford Racing.

It's the second time that I get stuck that I begin to second-guess this decision.

Ford is recalling more than 100,000 Ranger pickups built from the 2024 to 2026 model years over a defect with the side curtain airbags that could compromise occupant protection in a crash.