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As Ford strives to make improvements to Ford drivers overall vehicle ownership experience, the company piloted the use of digital kiosks at seven Ford dealerships across the U.S last fall. Ford’s goal was to improve the overall check-in experience for customers by providing information to those who are only looking to quick get in and out and freeing up representatives for those who have specific questions that need more in length answers.

Whether you’re a weekend warrior or have a long trip planned as summer approaches, it’s important to be prepared if you plan on hitting the road with your dog by your side. Don’t forget to pack your four-legged friend’s bag and keep him or her safely secure while on the road. 

Ford’s always up for a challenge. This time, they successfully made powerful upgrades to the 2020 Ford GT supercar making it faster than ever before! The new GT supercar will also be available in two different appearance options including carbon liquid and a throwback edition that celebrates Ford’s 1969 Le Mans victory.

“Ford GT continues to be the pinnacle of Ford performance,” said Ed Krenz, Ford Performance chief program engineer.

In June of 2018, Ford announced its acquisition of Michigan Central Station and its intentions to restore it to its original grandeur as it serves as the heartbeat to a new mobility innovation district in Corktown. A year later, Ford partnered with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s mobility initiative, PlanetM, to create the City:One Challenge. 

For the first time, Ford Motor Company has been named to the CPD’s Climate ‘A List’ for climate change. Ford made the list alongside 34 other American companies for its actions towards cutting emissions and lowering climate risks.

Ford introduced the Ford Driving Skills for Life program in 2003. Now 17 years later, Ford continues to develop the program for new drivers and their parents as well as expand its audience reach. The Ford Driving Skills for Life program is set to tour 18 cities across the United States with over 80 safe-driving training sessions spanning coast to coast.

Black ice, also known as clear ice, is a thin, transparent layer of ice. It earned its name of black ice by resembling the pavement below it and appearing black due to its transparent film. Black ice often forms when the air temperature is warm enough for precipitation to appear as rain, but the ground temperature is still freezing, causing it to ice on contact. Black ice tends to be one of the biggest driving hazards during the wintertime, and it’s important to know how to spot it and what to do if you begin to lose control driving…