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Ford Sets New Sustainability Goals After Meeting Previous Ones


For twenty years, Ford has been pushing to improve the sustainability of the company. As the first auto manufacturer to produce a Sustainability Report, Ford has always been one of the leaders for the industry.


“We are committed to having a positive impact on the planet and the communities where we live and operate,” said Kim Pittel, vice president of sustainability, environment and safety engineering. “By working with our partners and suppliers to find solutions that protect the planet and make people’s lives better, we can make an even bigger impact and reach our goals together.”


Instead of solely…

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Power And Drive For 55 Years With The Mustang



The Ford Mustang has been a part of the global conversation about power and freedom for 55 years as of April 17th, 2019. In true Mustang style, it’s bringing in this anniversary by being the best-selling sports coup in the world for the fourth year in a row.


“Nothing says freedom, the wind in your hair and the joy of driving like Mustang; it’s an icon,” says Jim Farley, Ford President of Global Markets. “The roar of its V8 on a spring day, there’s nothing better. No wonder it’s the most popular sports coupe in the…

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Ford Teaches Essential Driving Skills In Puerto Rico



Ford continues with its commitment to improving lives all over the world with its free Driving Skills for LIfe program in Puerto Rico. Through this program, over 300 students ages 16–19, will be given training and education about safer driving practices. The goal is to improve driver safety as well as reduce the number of fatal crashes in Puerto Rico.


Based on data from the 2017 Traffic Safety Commission, a large number of crashes were caused at least in part by dangerous and reckless driver behavior. Ford hopes to bring that number down with proper training for the young…

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Ford Focuses on Adventure with the Ranger



Ford is making a statement with its latest marketing plan for the 2019 Ranger. With a focus on a new style of truck owners who want adventure and excitement, Ford hopes to engage this up and coming generation and demonstrate the capabilities of the newest member of the Ford lineup.


The new ad campaign, dubbed “Tough Has More Fun” began on March 1st and works with Outside TV to show the extreme conditions adventures take place in and the vehicles that bring thrill seekers to their destinations. From plowing through deep untouched snow to get to the best snowboarding conditions…

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Why is MotorWeek So Impressed by the 2017 Ford Explorer?

If you happen to be on the hunt for a full-size SUV, we here at Garnet Ford would be quick to couple you up with ours, the 2017 Explorer.

Why, you ask?

That answer, conveniently enough, can be found in the clip below. Link up with our friends over at MotorWeek to hear all about the latest Explorer:

Mean and muscular, the Explorer's top-of-the-line engine -- a turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 -- is not for the faint of heart.

Standard with the Sport and Platinum models, the turbo-V6 joins with a six-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. Total output weighs in…

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Watch Edmunds Test the 2016 Focus RS's Acceleration

The latest review Edmunds posted of the 2016 Ford Focus RS is unique in a few important ways.

First of all, it's the 2016 model, not the brand-new model. This may not seem like such a big deal to those in the know—there have been very few changes between model years, including engine output holding steady at 350 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque—but enthusiasts having a hard time getting their hands on a limited-edition 2018 Focus RS can rest assured that a pre-owned model is just as much fun.

Second, Edmunds Road Test Manager Jonathan Elfalan…

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Are Ford's Plans for Autonomous & Electric Vehicles More Uncertain Than We Thought?

The automotive industry as a whole is barreling toward a future where clean, zero-emission electric cars drive themselves. Ford is as committed as any to this goal—the American company has a large fleet of self-driving Ford Fusion sedans, raised the range of the Focus Electric to 115 miles, and has promised to continue adding hybrid and plug-in models to its lineup, including a hybrid F-150.

Yet...

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West Chester Residents Shifting to SUVs

SUVs have been growing more and more prominent on the road for years now. Drivers love their versatility and, as time goes on, more and more people are abandoning other auto type in favor of SUVs. Case in point, data from earlier this year found that two-thirds of SUV owners shopping for a new car bought a replacement SUV. No other car type on the road can boast the same.

 

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