U.S. auto giant Ford Motor Company F runs three business segments — Ford Pro, Model e and Ford Blue. On its latest earnings ...

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Last year, Ford recalled its short-lived off-roady Transit Trail van, replacing its original aggressive all-terrain tires with smaller ones because the knobby tires rubbed the body. Now ...

Adventure seekers living the van life just lost a vehicle option, at least for now. The Ford Transit Trail has been discontinued for the 2025 model year. It's unclear if the high-riding van with ...

It's the Ford Transit Trail which you may have forgot existed unless you're an influencer living that #VanLife. Ford introduced the Transit Trail in late 2022 during the tail end of the vanlife boom.

As important as the Ford EcoBoost engine has been for the American automaker, its journey has been anything but smooth. However, while its evolution has been fraught with obstacles and ...

While it's still early to check out the design, Ford nevertheless shared some important details about its capabilities, including the 4,500-kg maximum braked towing capacity, 4,500-kg GVM ...

Meet the new BYD E-Vali: a large electric van designed specifically for the European market, that will serve as the Chinese giant’s alternative to the Ford E-Transit, as well as the Renault ...

Those looking to buy a mid-sized (2.5 to 3.5-tonne GVM) commercial van are spoilt for choice ... Chasing a larger slice of this pie chart, Ford has launched its all-new Transit Custom range which in ...

The 2024.75 Ford Transit is scheduled for Australian showrooms in late 2024. 12-seat capacity Rear twin-barn door with window with 180-degree opening 4100kg GVM. Bus body style removes ...

Last month, Ford recalled its off-road Transit Trail van after owners complained of tire rub problems that are unacceptable from a factory off-roader. Now, it seems Ford is throwing in the towel ...