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The US transportation secretary has urged Ford to pull back from its Chinese partners, expressing “profound concern” about its direction.

Ford Australia is leading development of the Bronco Basecamp SUV for markets beyond China, including its towing capability and pursuit of a five-star safety rating.

A range-extender powertrain better suits the Bronco Basecamp’s target audience, Ford says, with charging infrastructure and range anxiety still factors.

Ford Australia has issued more recalls than any other automaker so far in 2026, after also topping the list last year, but says they haven't damaged its brand image.

Ford Australia has announced a longer new-vehicle warranty and, unlike many rival warranties, it doesn’t cap coverage for commercial users.

Aggressive pricing puts Ford Australia on the front foot as it adds a new entry-level electric van to its Transit lineup.

Ford will bring the Bronco Basecamp SUV to Australian showrooms in 2027 as it seeks to reduce its reliance on the hugely popular Ranger and Everest.

Ford Ranger deliveries were around 30 per cent lower than the automaker expected in August after an airbag recall disrupted dealer handovers.

A defect may see the windscreen wipers in almost 5000 Ford Mustangs only work at their highest speed setting.

Deakin University has teamed up with Ford Australia to develop a prototype rapid-response vehicle based on the Ranger Super Duty ahead of Australia’s bushfire season.

The previously cancelled Ford Bronco pickup is reportedly back on the agenda, as the US car giant prepares a barrage of new “icon” models for global showrooms.

Lincoln is reportedly preparing a rival for the ever-so-fashionable Mercedes-Benz G-Class, and it could make use of Australian-developed platform.

A small number of Ford F-150 pickups have been recalled to fix a software issue that may prevent a faulty sensor from being detected, leaving the vehicles non-compliant with current emissions regulations.

The new Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC convertible shares the coupe's drivetrain, but the chassis has been retuned from track fiend to boulevard cruiser.

Ford’s Ranger and Everest have received further lineup changes for 2027, including the return of the Ranger Wildtrak X and a price cut for the Everest Platinum.

Ford Australia will recall more than 13,900 Rangers due to a trim piece that may affect the way their curtain airbags deploy.