The Ford F-150 is by far one of the most popular pickup trucks of all time, but even that hasn't stopped Ford from putting some stinker engines in them.

Ford's aggressive recall strategy targets safety issues before major incidents. All models but one affected since 2020, including Bronco, Explorer, and F-150 Lightning.

Jim Farley says Ford misread post-COVID demand for the F-150 Lightning as the company shifts to a new EV strategy ...

Original owner of a 2014 F150 XLT 5.0L engine, short bed. I use it for lots of towing, hauling and long distance driving and it's frequently exposed to harsh environments from chemical refineries to ...

Despite early demand and generous tax incentives, the Lightning never reached profitability, with Ford unable to sell the truck at a price that covered its expenses. The losses forced a strategic ...

Millions of Ford vehicles affected by widespread recalls.

Ford Motor Company’s turbocharged EcoBoost engines, once celebrated as a breakthrough in truck efficiency, have become a source of growing frustration for loyal F-150 and Bronco owners dealing with ...

Even used trucks can cost big money, and the last thing you want is to buy one that's new to you, only to have it break and ...

"I mean, look, we didn't know what we didn't know," he says. The F-150 Lightning was a lesson the company had to learn the hard way.

With EREV machines set to flood the US market soon, now is a good time to search for a used example if you're not keen on ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Ford’s new recall involves multiple vehicles, including certain model Ford Explorer’s, Ford Broncos, and Ford Mustangs.