Source: Australian Car Advice
Our spy photographer has snapped photos of the 2012 Ford Ranger, codenamed the ‘T6′. Photographed just outside Geelong, in Victoria (which is in Australia for our overseas visitors) it’s seen here in rep-mobile white.

Source: Australian Car Advice
Our spy photographer has snapped photos of the 2012 Ford Ranger, codenamed the ‘T6′. Photographed just outside Geelong, in Victoria (which is in Australia for our overseas visitors) it’s seen here in rep-mobile white.

Source: Automotive News via Autoblog
Since taking the reigns at FoMoCo, Alan Mulally has made it clear that
one of the keys to Ford’s resurgence is to leverage its assets abroad.
Specifically, he wants to utilize the automaker’s platform development
in Europe to maximize engineering and manufacturing efficiency,
creating several global models.


Source: Autoblog
While GM is being swamped with the persistent rumors surrounding the addition/dissolution of Chrysler, Ford’s rumor mill has been heading in the complete opposite direction. It appears Volvo is on the way out of Dearborn, but Mazda may be sneaking through the exit first. Recent reports since disputed by Mazda have Ford selling off a portion of its 33.4% stake in the Japanese automaker, which means the Blue Oval would lose majority ownership status.

Source: LeftLaneNews.com
Original story: Ford is in the process of finding potential buyers for its 33.4 percent stake in Mazda, sources told Reuters late Friday. Ford — often viewed as the parent company of Mazda despite owning only a third of the company — recently sold its Aston Martin, Jaguar, and Land Rover brands in an effort to raise capital. Ford’s stake in Mazda is said to be worth around $1.36 billion — money the struggling automaker could use during this difficult time.

Source: Freep.com
The new Ford Flex and upgraded Mazda CX-9 now rank among the top five three-row SUVs tested by Consumer Reports, the magazine reports in its November issue, which goes on sale today.