Although Ford's new sedan version of the Verve concept
Although Ford's new sedan version of the Verve concept
Autoblog likes to live live on the Dave-engineered Freestyle Taurus X-uh! Our verdict: My, what pretty teeth you have...and what an ugly rear-end. [Autoblog]
We can't believe we missed this gem of an ad from FoMoCo featuring Mike Rowe. It's a continuation of the "Dirty Job" he's been doing for Ford shilling for the F-150 pickup truck. The man's already talked about five-star crash rating
We don't think there's any more we've got to say about this other than kudos to FoMoCo for learning how to have some fun with advertising in this new spot for the Ford Escape. They're asking you to "Escape Boredom" and get yourself a brand new re-styled Ford Escape. Because that, in and of itself, is a "Bold Move" for the …
Normally, we're busying ourselves pointing out the instances where automaker marketing is just plain bull. But in some cases, as we just found out from this preview of the episode of CNBC's Business Nation airing at 9 AM on Independence Day — Ford's not only selling with a load of bull, it sounds like they're proud…
After taking another peek at the mulletgasmic commercial for the Ford Taurus
We swear — the dad in the new commercial for the all-new Ford Taurus looks exactly like Mark Fields, mullet and all. Take a look at the commercial above and the gallery below for reference and then you tell us. What do you think — uncanny, isn't it?
Yeah, it's amazing how boldly moving FoMoCo was back in 1956. What other auto company could bring out the 80's model of their import-fighter in the mid-1950's? Only The Detroit News thinks Ford's got that kind of innovative thinking — or at least they think they do based on the picture above, attached to the article…
After yesterday's ginormous $12.7 billion annual loss announcement
We'll be over at FoMoCo later this morning to have a look at the first Ford ad spots in a long time that won't be seeking to make all sorts of spunky, feisty and daring movements. According to Mark Truby Bryce Hoffman Detroit News staff reports, the ads will diverge from the Bold Moves campaign we've seen from Ford…