What do you opt for when you want a crossover with the trappings of luxury, the performance to match, but don't want to shell out the premium? Luckily for you, there's an accessibly-priced option for you: the 2016 Ford Edge. Recently redesigned, it offers all the things you'd expect in a luxury midsize CUV, but for thousands less.
Yesterday, Ford Motor Company reported that is partnering with Autism Alliance of Michigan on a pilot program that will provide work experience and on-the-job training opportunities for individuals with autism. The automaker created five new positions in its product development organization especially suited to the skills and capabilities typically associated with autism...
#Ford #Greatnews #helpothers #Autism #autismacceptance https://t.co/ZbZueYZe3U
— Hope Saves the Day (@hopesavestheday) May 25, 2016
This morning, Ford issued a press release announcing the development of new CO2-based foam for use in automotive components. Already showing promise by meeting rigorous testing standards, Ford expects to implement the new biomaterials within five years. The components, which use carbon dioxide as feedstock, could help reduce Petroleum usage by 600 million pounds every year...
".@Ford Turning Captured CO2 Into Car Parts, Expanding Healthcare Outreach in Africa https://t.co/wt7GZECo2x"
— Sustainable Brands (@SustainBrands) May 17, 2016
It's pretty common in election years to hear folks talking about reinvesting in America. Yet few companies truly invest in America and American jobs so consistently and effectually as Ford does. This week, Ford announced that it will be investing 1.6 billion dollars across its Ohio and Michigan plants, ensuring 650 jobs and building a strong foundation of production for the models
#Ford is investing $1.6 billion to upgrade two plants in Michigan & Ohio – and creating or retaining 650 U.S. jobs. pic.twitter.com/allmTHIqYh
— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) April 26, 2016
When the Ford Fusion debuted in 2012, it was unlike any other midsize sedan we'd seen up until that point. Now, it's become more exciting than ever by adding even more safety and convenience functionality to its already impressive portfolio of technology. In this blog post, we're going to explore some of it.
Stories of people who leave a career that is no longer fulfilling to pursue something that they’re passionate about are inspiring, aren’t they?
This Ford Mustang Moments video features Bernhard Schonsee, a urologist. He’s not just your typical doctor though. As he drives, he talks about his deep desire to someday become a professional chef. His girlfriend already works in the food industry and together they share a dream of opening their own restaurant.
March is a month of unpredictable weather. We're stuck somewhere between winter and spring and Mother Nature seems a bit temperamental during this time. Feeling prepared to take on any road during even the most extreme conditions is a luxury we here at Liberty Ford Brunswick want everyone to have. For this reason we proudly carry the 2016 Ford F-150.
The Ford F-150 offers a sturdy, steady and controlled ride that will keep you moving swiftly and safely when the roads might not…
Sometimes getting out of unfulfilling relationships is for the best. In the humorous skit below, Tina and Ricky discover that their bond may not be as strong as Tina's is with her 2016 Ford Fusion. Check it out and have a chuckle for yourself.
#Ford green options are good options. Learn the differences here: https://t.co/15IXoPUzdi ??https://t.co/Ismz3tllHo
— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) February 15, 2016
Ford has four different green engine options: EcoBoost, Hybrid, Plug-In Hybrid, and All-Electric. What are the differences?
EcoBoost is our most widely available option, found in the Fiesta, Fusion, Escape, Explorer, F-150, and more. It is a traditional gasoline engine, but it utilizes turbocharging and direct injection to maximize fuel economy.
Ford currently has two hybrid vehicles in its lineup,
Did you ever have the desire to help make the world a better place, but weren’t sure where to start? It can be overwhelming sometimes, when you’re faced with so much need.
For Ford driver, Anton Cobb, a nonprofit was born with giving up a single meal. Anton took a little table, red checkered tablecloth and small chest to a sidewalk and set up shop. A sign nearby reads, “I am skipping lunch, so that 30 children won’t. Will you join me?”