Ford is recalling nearly 1.74 million vehicles in the U.S. due to software issues affecting rearview camera displays that ...

Ford and Lincoln issued two more recalls for faulty backup cameras that may not properly display an image when the vehicle is ...

Nearly 2 million Ford vehicles, including Bronco, Escape, Explorer and several other models, have been recalled. Check if ...

Ford has ended production of its popular Escape and Lincoln Corsair SUVs. Analysts are concerned Ford will lose customers to competitors without a direct replacement for the Escape. Ford plans to ...

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Ford discontinued the Escape just before Christmas. Did you know that? If not, now you do. Dealers were less than stoked by the decision, with one retail store’s head honcho calling the Escape their ...

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The final Ford Escape didn’t leave the factory unnoticed. Signed by workers and photographed on the line, it marked the end of an era at Louisville Assembly. The last Ford Escape left Louisville ...

Ford Authority reports that the final Ford Escape rolled off the Louisville Assembly Plant line this week, closing a chapter for the Blue Oval and quietly handing a competitive gift to its crosstown ...

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