Roush introduces the first dedicated propane-powered F-150 pickup truck using an advanced liquid propane injection (LPI(TM)) system. The Roush F-150 LPI(TM) is designed and manufactured to operate solely on propane while providing the same horsepower, torque and drivability of an F-150 equipped with a gasoline-powered 5.4-liter, 3-valve Triton(TM) V-8 engine.
Roush will begin taking orders for the propane-powered F-150 immediately. The truck can be ordered, delivered and serviced through a (...)
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Ford and DJ Funkmaster Flex, the hip hop guru of car customization, are turning the Funkmaster’s red hot
Ford Expedition concept into a limited-edition production SUV. The stylized version of the full-sized SUV, dubbed the 2008 Ford Expedition Funkmaster Flex Edition, will hit Ford dealer showrooms later this fall
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Chip Foose, star of TV’s “Overhaulin’”, designs first factory product – the 2008 Ford F-150 Foose Edition that interprets his hot-rod style through America’s favorite pickup. The Hot Rod Hall of Fame’s youngest inductee and Hollywood regular, on TV and as a custom vehicle builder for hit movies such as Gone in 60 Seconds. Foose’s design visually lowers the truck in the boulevard-cruiser spirit while maintaining the Ford F-150’s Built Ford Tough (...)
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Mass media advertising just isn’t good enough when it comes to reaching truck buyers.
"We’ve been advertising with Ford trucks and our ’Built Ford Tough’ logo since 1977. We don’t have a lack of people knowing who we are," said Todd Eckert, truck marketing manager, Ford Division. "Our goal is to engage our customers in a more personal way."
That means reaching out to truck customers where they live and play and becoming an integral part of the things that they (...)
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Pickups and motorcycles go together like sunshine and a summer afternoon. You can hardly think of one without associating the other. So it would be natural that
KTM, a leading manufacturer of street and off-road motorcycles, would partner with ROUSH Performance to build one of the hottest trucks on the market – with or without a bike in the back.
ROUSH Performance is the leading builder of the Ford F-150, the most popular vehicle in history. The Livonia, Mich.-based company teamed up (...
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The Ford F-150 – the flagship American pickup truck – will enter the 2007 model year with two new body styles, 600 pounds greater towing capability, the best warranty and roadside assistance package of any full-size pickup truck and suggested retail prices that will be up to $1,400 lower, including destination charges.
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“Built Ford Tough” is not just a slogan for Ford trucks—it’s a guiding principle. Most recently, Ford trucks proved this definitively in brutal off-road competition in both the Championship Off Road Racing (CORR) and the Best in the Desert (BITD) racing series.
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Foose will unveil at Detroit Motor Show a special edition Ford F-150 pickup (2007 Ford F-150 shown). This follows the recent debut of a similarly conceived Foose Mustang. The Mustang, which is being manufactured at a rate of 80 a month, has been sold out at Ford dealerships.
"I’ve been to the show before, many times of course,” said Foose, in an interview from Foose Design, his company here in this beachside community. “But my role has never been publicly announced. This time it will be." (...)
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Ford’s king of the road joins another motoring giant to give performance enthusiasts a new definition of custom cool - the 2007 Ford Harley-Davidson F-150 Super Crew. This limited-edition vehicle draws inspiration from more than a century of tradition at Ford and Harley-Davidson to give customers an F-150 with more attitude than any other truck on the road.
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Ford F-Series, America’s best-selling full-size pickup for 29 years, is the culmination of more than 55 years of Built Ford Tough reliability, power and presence. Ford F-150 sets the industry standard for toughness, strength, safety, interior spaciousness, refinement, driving dynamics, stability, functionality, cargo capacity, comfort and style.
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