Developed in line with Mazda’s Sustainable Zoom-Zoom philosophy of engineering vehicles that are fun to drive, satisfying to own, and environmentally responsible, the all-new Mazda3 is one of the most anticipated new models being revealed at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show. Read the rest of this entry »

The Mercury Milan builds on a strong foundation of quality and reliability, adding to the mix for the 2010 model year an all-new hybrid model, more fuel-efficient gasoline powertrain options, class-exclusive technologies and a more refined, sophisticated design. Read the rest of this entry »

Ford’s new 2010 Fusion is set to shake up the cut-throat mid-size sedan segment when it goes on sale early next year, bringing an all-new hybrid that will deliver the best fuel economy of any sedan in America, unsurpassed 4-cylinder gasoline fuel economy, more power, class-exclusive technologies including a blind spot detection and warning system and Ford SYNC, more total passenger and luggage capacity than the Toyota Camry, plus proven quality and reliability that has been recognized by the top consumer groups and magazines. Read the rest of this entry »

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Curious about what the 2010 Ford Mustang looks like? Its new pony badge offers a clue. Like the upcoming restyled Mustang, the new pony is more defined, more muscular and sure to catch the eye of Mustang enthusiasts. Read the rest of this entry »

• Ford adding new fuel-efficient small cars and crossovers to North American product lineup
• Six European small vehicles coming to North America from global B-car and C-car platforms
• Three large truck and SUV plants converting to small cars; retooling begins this December
• Ford, Lincoln and Mercury lineup to be almost completely upgraded by end of 2010
• Ford plans to be the best or among the best in fuel economy with every new product in its segment
• Hybrid vehicle production and lineup to double in 2009
• Capacity for North American four-cylinder engines to double by 2011
• Ford, Lincoln and Mercury confirmed in company’s North American brand portfolio

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