Michael Wilson+FollowFord Models: The Best & Worst for Warranty DramaNot all Fords are built the same—some barely see the dealership, while others cash in on every warranty claim. If you’re car shopping, here’s the tea: the F-150 (especially 2021+ with the 3.5L EcoBoost) and the 2020–2023 Edge are super reliable and rarely need warranty work. But there are a few models that’ll have you on a first-name basis with your service advisor. Want to dodge car headaches? Know which Fords to trust! #Cars #Ford #CarShopping10Share
eric01+FollowIs Ford’s Dividend on the Chopping Block?Ford’s juicy dividend might not be around forever—Wall Street’s getting nervous as Ford’s profits take a hit. If you’re counting on those payouts for your coffee runs, keep an eye out: Ford’s electric car bets haven’t paid off yet, and tariffs are adding extra costs. On the bright side, Ford’s still selling a ton of trucks and SUVs, so it’s not all doom and gloom. If you’re holding Ford stock for the cash, maybe don’t spend it all in one place just yet! #Business #Market #Ford20Share
Keith Bass+FollowFord’s Wild New Supercar—But Who Can Afford It?Ford’s CEO wants to drop a supercar that can tear up gravel, sand, and dirt—think rally car meets luxury ride. The catch? It could cost around $300K, making it more of a dream than a driveway reality for most of us. While Ford fans love their Raptors, this new beast is aiming for Dakar Rally glory, not your daily commute. Would you splurge on a car you can’t take to the grocery store? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Ford2913Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowFord Ditches SUVs for a $30K Electric TruckHeads up if you’re eyeing a new Ford Escape or Lincoln Corsair—Ford’s pulling the plug on both to make room for a wallet-friendly electric pickup. The new EV truck, inspired by the classic Model T, is set to shake up the market at just $30,000. It’s all about more space, lower costs, and a quieter ride. Bonus: Ford’s factory upgrades mean thousands of new jobs. Out with the old, in with the (electric) new! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Ford96Share
larsontiffany+FollowFord’s EV Gamble: Time to Call It Quits?Ford’s been burning cash on electric vehicles, but the numbers just aren’t adding up. Gas-powered F-150s and SUVs are still flying off the lots, while EV sales are barely making a dent. Even with a new EV plan for 2027, it feels like Ford’s late to the party—especially with Tesla and Chinese brands racing ahead. Maybe it’s time for Ford to stick to what it does best and stop chasing the EV hype? #Cars #Ford #ElectricVehicles2512Share
Frank Osborne+FollowLost wallet travels 11 years under Ford’s hoodA wallet missing for over a decade just turned up in the most unexpected place—a mechanic in Minnesota found it tucked above the transmission of a 2015 Ford Edge. The wallet belonged to a Michigan Ford plant worker who lost it 11 years ago while fixing cars on the assembly line. Amazingly, the cash and gift cards inside survived thousands of miles and years of heat! Now, the wallet is back with its owner, still intact. Can you imagine what else might be hiding in your car? Ever lost something that turned up years later? #Cars #CarOwnership #Ford1701Share
Tristan Richards+FollowFord’s $30K Electric Truck: Game Changer?Ford’s going all-in on affordable electric trucks, dropping $5 billion to revamp its Kentucky and Michigan plants. The big twist? They’re ditching the old-school assembly line for a new, faster build—think three pieces coming together like a giant LEGO set. The real win for us: a midsize electric pickup that could start around $30K, making EVs way more budget-friendly for everyday commutes. Looks like Tesla and Toyota have some competition coming in 2027! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Ford03Share
Lisa Guerrero PhD+FollowFord’s 6-Door Pickup Is Basically a LimoFord just filed a patent for a wild 6-door, 3-row pickup truck that’s more like a luxury minivan inside. We’re talking powered recliners, rotating captain’s chairs, and even a mode where the front seats face the back for full-on social vibes. There’s an office mode, cargo mode, and a bunch of other setups—all controlled remotely. It’s not in production yet, but if this hits the streets, road trips will never be the same! #Cars #BuyingCar #Ford20Share
Kim Reeves+FollowFord Electric Truck Delayed: What It MeansHeads up, future EV truck fans: Ford is hitting the brakes on its next-gen electric pickup, now aiming for 2028 instead of 2025. Why? They’re shifting gears to focus on smaller, wallet-friendlier electric rides. So if you were dreaming of hauling with a brand-new Ford EV soon, you’ll have to wait a bit longer. On the bright side, more affordable electric options could hit the market sooner! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Ford60Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowFord’s big electric pickup reveal shakes LouisvilleFord is calling its latest announcement at the Louisville Assembly Plant a true "Model-T moment"—hinting at a game-changing leap for the company and the auto industry. With CEO Jim Farley leading the charge, all signs point to a major move in electric pickup trucks. For Louisville, this could mean more jobs, fresh investment, and a new identity as a hub for EV innovation. What do you think: Will Ford’s new electric pickup transform the way we drive and work in Kentucky? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Ford00Share
