Riley January 18, 2021
Ford stops your windscreen fogging up
The clever boffins at Ford have come up with a way of automatically preventing your windscreen from fogging up, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Tag: Ford
Riley January 18, 2021 
Monk October 20, 2020
Ford’s Model T — Mr Monk drives the car that started it all
In a career spanning almost 50 years one car MIKE MONK has never driven is Ford's famous Model T. Not any more after South Africa's Franschhoek Motor Museum finally T'eed one up…
Burrell October 15, 2020
Gyron Ford’s wackiest car ever
The space-age Gyron is the wackiest car ever produced by Ford at a time when the big three slugged it out for the attention of the American public, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Burrell October 8, 2020
60 years: Falcon’s rocky road to Australia
Can it be 60 years since the launch of the Ford Falcon, the car that finally brought style and choice to the Australian motoring public, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Riley September 21, 2020
For the Raptor in every Ranger
Ford has found another special edition to add to its Ranger utility lineup. The FX4 MAX brings a bolder look and added off road ability to the range, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Riley September 8, 2020
Electric Mustang has get up and whoa!
Ford's all-electric Mustang Cobra Jet 1400 prototype shows some get up and go, with 1120kW at the rear wheels, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Burrell July 30, 2020
How the very first Mustang got away
Whoops! When Ford realised it had accidentally sold the first ever Mustang, they were desperate to get it back, reports DAVID BURRELL.
Riley July 30, 2020
Ford experiments with robot dogs
Ford is experimenting with four-legged robot dogs to help scan and retool its manufacturing plants for new product, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Riley July 24, 2020
Mustang prototype boasts seven electric motors
With no less than seven electric motors, Ford's Mustang Mach-E 1400 prototype takes things to the next level, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Riley July 15, 2020
Ultra rare Sierra up for grabs
The Ford Sierra Cosworth and its victories at Bathurst are the stuff of legend. One of the very first examples is up for auction in the UK, reports CHRIS RILEY.