Ford News

Ford's new product onslaught attracted more private new car buyers last month – boosting retail sales by 20 per cent compared with January 2007.

This year's Ford WISE prize has been awarded to 22-year-old Sally Nicholson, a mechanical and automotive engineering student at Newcastle University. Sally received the Ford-sponsored £1,000 WISE (Women Into Science and Engineering) prize at the Young Women Engineer of the Year award ceremony in London.

Ford's latest advertising campaign will focus on the music when it's aired in the UK from 4th February.

Following both What Car? and Top Gear awards success, the Ford Mondeo has now been recognised by another trusted industry publication.

Ford's new Mondeo has picked up two of the industry's most prestigious accolades as the fleet and family favourite continues to receive recognition from all corners of the motoring press.

By an overwhelming majority the most exciting car to be launched in 2008 is the Ford Verve Concept according to What Car? and Eve Cars online readers.

Ford’s high-tech new Mondeo guarantees smooth and stress-free travel, no matter how heavy the traffic thanks to new Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) technology.

It takes something very special to impress the Top Gear team but the crew were unanimous in their decision to name Ford’s Mondeo as their 2007 Family Car of the Year.

Ford’s plan to return to profit in 2009 is on track, believes chairman Bill Ford. With new CEO Alan Mulally now in the job for 12 months, the major initiatives the two men put into place last year are starting to pay dividends, Ford said.

Ford is offering Fiesta ST customers in the UK a unique opportunity to buy performance upgrades for their cars through a choice of two special dealer-fit options.