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Ford built America’s car industry, won Le Mans out of spite, and invented the modern pickup truck market. It has also made some extraordinary strategic errors along the way, particularly recently. Cars & Code covers Ford with the respect due to a company that changed the world — and the honesty required when that same company cancels its electric truck.
7 articles about Ford
The average new car transaction price in the United States in 2026 is just over $48,000. That is not the price of a nice car. That is the price of an average car. The median household income in the US…
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Lee Iacocca was thirty-eight years old, running Ford Division, and in possession of a conviction that the company…
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There is a quiet, faintly awkward statistic doing the rounds in Detroit board rooms this morning, and nobody…
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In an automotive year defined by GM, Ford and Stellantis quietly rebuilding their combustion-engine factories, Honda has just…
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In 1961, Carroll Shelby was a racing driver with a heart condition that had ended his career and…
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Seven months after the first fire at the Novelis facility in Oswego — followed by a helpful encore…
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Henry Ford II didn't build a Le Mans winner. He built a grudge. In 1963, Henry Ford II…
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