It’s not a classic car, rather a kit car — a modern replica of a Model T runabout (or roadster) that Ford built in the first quarter of the 20th century.

I was able to pick up my car an hour early! She even contacted me today to make sure I was happy with everything! I am very much and will continue going to Beach Ford and now Erica for my ...

Includes reviews of Ricart Ford from DealerRater. Want to share your experience with this dealership? They were very quick and responsive. I was hoping to trade in our car for a Bronco but the ...

Every time you cut back to us, we're more and more excited. It's a classic Mini built by a company that makes Ford GT replicas. It's also a pickup truck. With a V8 engine mounted in the rear.

If the car isn't listed below ... lamps free of charge and owner notification letters are to be sent March 24. Ford recalled certain 2021 to 2022 EcoSport vehicles due to a potentially ...

The automotive world contains many terms to describe different sorts of specialized cars, often with overlaps between them. Two such terms are "kit car ... for example, a Ford Panther body ...

Ford has confirmed the date it will stop making one of Britain's most loved cars of the last three decades. The US maker has been killing off some of its most recognisable combustion-engine model ...

The demise of the Focus in Europe leaves Ford with just one traditional passenger vehicle in the market, the Mustang sports car. Outside of this, it sells SUVs, vans and utes – not dissimilar to its ...

Ford has issued a recall to Kuga plug-in hybrid drivers stating the car’s battery could short circuit. The firm has warned owners to not charge the car battery until a fix has been issued ...

The 1967 Ford GT40, particularly the J cars, embodies a rich tapestry of automotive history, innovation, and a great story. Born from Ford's ambitious quest to dominate international motorsport ...

"This car has an incredible history, from its early days in Can-Am racing to its stunning restoration into a Mark IV-style GT40.” The GT40’s development began in 1965 when Ford sought to ...

Ford’s engineers, along with input from British manufacturer Lola Cars, began developing a new race car with one goal in mind: win Le Mans. This led to the creation of the GT40 (named for its 40-inch ...