"Saying goodbye to colleagues is difficult," CEO Jim Hackett writes to employees.

The automaker said it’s aware of reports of one injury and three instances of property damage related to the issue. More than 10,000 Fusions are being recalled in Canada.

Ford plans to build a battery EV using Rivian’s flexible skateboard platform. The move comes weeks after talks between Rivian and General Motors reportedly broke down.

Lincoln has spent the better part of this decade transforming its lineup and rebooting its brand identity. Its next challenge: Not messing it up.

A Ford executive said the automaker would by 2022 add an "affordable" nameplate aimed at filling the hole left by ending sales of the Fiesta, Focus, Fusion and Taurus sedans.

The driver-assist feature won't be available when the compact CT5 goes on sale this fall but will be added in the 2020 calendar year, Cadillac officials say.

To help mark the pony car's 55th anniversary, the specially tuned 2.3-litre engine gets 330 hp and 350 pound-feet of torque, a 20 hp increase over the base EcoBoost.

Ford, in the midst of a global transformation plan, is expanding the roles of two of its top executives as the automaker's head of mobility retires.

He said the automaker is better prepared for a recession and promised more positive news will be out in the coming months.

It will replace the MKC, the brand's top seller in China and second most popular in Canada and the U.S.

As part of changes to its global leadership team, Ford said CFO Bob Shanks, 66, will be replaced by Tim Stone, a two-decade veteran of Amazon and former finance chief at the parent company of the popular phone app Snapchat.

The F-600, available in the middle of next year, will become the largest Super Duty offering.

The changes to the Transit van are part of an upgrade of all Ford commercial vehicles as executives place more emphasis on profitable nameplates. The automaker is also adding modems with 4G LTE Wi-Fi in all Transits.

Ford’s earlier forays into electrification were known more for their fuel economy than performance capabilities. The new focus sounds more like the late Henry Ford II’s directive for his race car drivers: “Go like hell.”

The 2020 model year pickup truck, on sale this fall, will come with a new 7.3-litre V-8 engine, an updated diesel or the base 6.2-litre V-8, along with a new 10-speed automatic transmission.