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We've got some bad news for those of you hoping to make a Ford F-150 Lightning your own. No, this isn't about sales stoppages because of recalls, materials shortages, or dealer markups. Instead, the bad news is that one of the most popular truck mods out there will totally ruin your Lightning.

Linda Zhang led the team that designed the electric version of America's most popular vehicle, creating a new generation of eco-truckers.

One of the most interesting and appealing things about the Ford Maverick – aside from its bargain price tag and impressive efficiency – is the fact that it has an interior design that doesn’t look low rent. That’s a big deal in the automotive world, which features its fair share of cheap plastic and dull gray and black interior designs. And that’s precisely why we think that The Blue Oval should follow a similar theme with the refreshed 2023 Ford Escape, a sentiment that’s been shared by a number of Ford Authority readers commenting on posts about the forthcoming model in recent days.

The relatively new all-electric pickup segment is quickly expanding, with the 2022 Ford F-150 Lighting recently joining the Rivian R1T and GMC Hummer EV on the market. Those trucks will soon be joined by the Tesla Cybertruck and Chevy Silverado EV, to name a couple, though the latter figures to be the F-150 Lighting’s most direct competitor. Thus, it’s no surprise that Ford Authority spies have caught General Motors benchmarking the electrified Blue Oval pickup.

The 2022 Ford Bronco Raptor has been a hot commodity since the day FoMoCo revealed the range-topping wild horse. Available in limited quantities for its first model year, the fortified, high-performance off-roader is due to launch later this summer, and all first model year orders have already been spoken for, as sources familiar with the matter have informed Ford Authority that the 2022 Ford Bronco Raptor is completely spoken for.

DETROIT – After a tumultuous few years due to the pandemic, Downtown Detroit’s best firework show is back to light the skies before the Fourth of July. The Ford Fireworks show takes place over the Detroit River on Monday, June 27. We’re sitting down with the CEO of The Parade Company to learn more about the event’s return.

The news that Ford Motor Co. would convert some 3,000 temporary manufacturing workers to permanent status came as a complete surprise to Melissa LaBean, who started working at the automaker's Rawsonville Components Plant in Ypsilanti just a few months ago. "I've only been there 90 days, so really I was...

Thieves made off with 13 F-150 Raptors and six Mustangs from Ford Motor Co. assembly plants in the Detroit area this month. A majority of the vehicles were later found damaged. The Raptors — a wider, more off-road-oriented version of Ford's top-selling F-Series pickup — were worth a total of...

DO YOU HAVE A LIST OF THE GUYS TO BEAT THIS YEAR? IT SEEMS TO CHANGE WEEKLY. “It depends on the track. There are certain tracks that I feel like we’re really good and there are certain ones I feel like we have a little bit of work to do. The same for others. There are teams that I see that are really good on the mile-and-a-halves and I’m like, ‘Gosh, how do they do that?’ And then some teams are good everywhere. There are a couple of them that you can probably pinpoint which ones those are, so we’ve just got to work on some consistency on all the racetracks right now.”

RILEY HERBST, No. 98 Monster Energy Ford Mustang – “I don’t think the whole field had anything for the 7. I think he was on cruise control all day, but our Monster Energy Ford Mustang was really good. I’m just proud of us as a group. Way to execute. I messed up on pit road a few times myself and the team, so we’ve got to clean up a little stuff there, but, all in all, it was a good day. We got a pole and good points. This is what we need to keep doing, just knock on the door and eventually it will open.”