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Marketers are eager to get back to their productions, but they are taking precautions and rethinking future strategies.

The Ford Motor Company is recalling nearly half a million vehicles in the U.S. for safety reasons, after a discovery that they have front brake jounce hoses that are at risk of rupturing.

Ford is recalling more than 558,000 midsize SUVs in North America because the brakes may not work properly.

Mustang is the only car left in Ford's lineup

New boss spends his weekends racing vintage cars.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett is stepping down after more than three years at the helm of the automaker.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett said on the company’s Q2 earnings call Thursday night that it has already received 150,000 reservations for the upcoming Bronco SUV, which was revealed on July 13.

Ford Motor Co  on Thursday said it expects a full-year loss but added it should have ample cash on hand throughout the rest of 2020, even if global demand falls further or the COVID-19 pandemic forces more shutdowns of vehicle assembly plants.

The recall covers select 2016-2020 Lincoln MKX models, Nautilus vehicles with 16-way power seats, 2021 Ford F-650 and F-750 vehicles with 7.3-liter engines as well as select 2020 Ford Escape and Transit models.

The Bronco starts at $29,995 and is available in six regular production trim levels, with the top of the line Wildtrak listed at $50,370 before options.

Ford is betting big on the new and improved Bronco.

 Ford Motor Co may have to shut some U.S. car plants as early as next week if they fail to receive engines produced in Mexico's Chihuahua state, Christopher Landau, the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, said on Thursday.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett is defending the automaker's decision to make and sell Police Interceptor vehicles following concerns from the company's employees, according to a report by Jalopnik. 

When it comes to rugged vehicles that go off the road, Jeep has cornered the U.S. market. Now Ford is reviving the Bronco brand name in an effort to take a slice.

Sales jumped 7.7% from a year earlier

A trio of three-minute ads by Academy Award-winning director Jimmy Chin will air on ABC, ESPN and National Geographic during the 8 p.m. Eastern hour on Monday, July 13.

Ford Promise is a new return program that has been launched to help customers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ford's enhanced F-150 is broadening out a hot lineup of classics.

The latest models will be manufactured in Michigan and Missouri.

American pickup truck owners are willing to give up six popular activities to keep their trucks, according to Ford.