If Ford’s off-road 2017 F-150 Raptor has an on-road equivalent ... Available in SuperCab extended-cab and SuperCrew crew-cab body styles, the Raptor starts at $50,155 and $53,140, respectively ...

(CNN) - The Ford F-150 is no longer America’s No. 1 vehicle. Data from Jato Dynamics found Toyota’s RAV4 dethroned the F-150. The pickup truck was in the top spot for four decades. Researchers say the ...

Ford has already proven with its aluminum body that it is willing to take big risks with its best-selling F-150 pickup, and for 2017, the brand is introducing new technology that could ruin the ...

The 2017 Ford Ranger's used prices in Australia typically range from $13,800 for the XL 2.2 (4x2) variant and topping out at $39,400 for the XLT 3.2 (4x4). There are 12 variants of the Ranger ...

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Samsung India has started teasing the launch of new phone The Galaxy F06 could launch soon Samsung Galaxy F06 could come with model number SM-E066B/DS ...

Ford’s F-150 Lightning is losing ground in the US with new electric pickups like the Tesla Cybertruck and Chevy Silverado EV now available. Although Ford plans to launch smaller, more affordable ...

Koo Fori, in a video, was spotted arriving on Bryt TV's premises with a brand new expensive white 2018 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew The Efiewura series actor entered his furnished office, decorated with ...

(Bloomberg) -- Just a year ago, Jesse Acosta fell in love with the smoothness and speed of his new Ford F-150 Lightning, an electric version of Ford’s best-selling truck. Now, he wants to get ...

Nintendo Switch has sold 150.86 million console units since launching in March 2017. Source: Nintendo Investor Relations Nintendo Switch needs to sell 3.16 million more console units to catch the ...

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At that time Jim [Ford CEO Jim Farley], Bill [executive chairman Bill Ford], and I started talking casually about 'Does it make sense for us to get back into F1?'" It wasn't until Red Bull's ...