Probably having seen the Dodge Charger police unit, Ford Motor Company decided to offer its own variant for law enforcement work in the form of the Ford Explorer Police Interceptor. The model is the first utility vehicle ever built by the manufacturer designed for the police. The Ford Explorer Police Interceptor will be featuring a 3.5-litre V6 engine which will...
It would seem that Ford Motor Company have been embracing more and more new media advertising as the latest teaser for the 2011 Ford Explorer is coming from... Facebook. That's right people, Dearborn has chosen the most popular social network to be the provider of some teaser shots of the next car to enter the Ford Explorer dynasty. Facebook fans...
Lisa Teed who is Ford Motor Company's brand marketing manager for their police vehicle program, is confident that the company she represents will continue its dominance of the market. This confidence is mostly a result of Ford's products as they give customers what they seek; two pursuit-rated vehicles. Ford announced earlier this year that the classic Crown Victoria will be...
Chrysler Group LLC has just announced that upon the launch of the new Charger in November 2010 they will be ready to increase their participation to the squad car market. Peter Grady, Chrysler’s head of network development and fleet said that his company will go hard out after this particular market. This announcement from Chrysler isn't really a big surprise...
Ford Motor Company have just announced that they will be recalling 33,256 units, all of which are 2010 model cars. The issue they will be coming in for is a problem with the seat recliner for the front seats. The problematic front seat recliner can apparently cause injuries should an accident occur in one of these cars. All of these...
tI can’t believe we have missed this 2011 Ford Explorer. Some of you may tell me that this news is old but I want to say this on this blog. This 2011 Ford Explorer looks like it’s almost impossible to build in series this time but we see that Ford will really do this because they wanted to hire 1,400...
