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With summer upon us, many of us will embrace the warmer weather and partake in outdoor activities. However, as we focus on shielding ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, we often neglect a vital aspect: safeguarding our vehicles from sun damage. Prolonged exposure to intense sunlight can lead to various problems for your Ford, including faded paint, cracked interiors, and diminished battery life. We have compiled a list of valuable suggestions for shielding your vehicle from sun damage.

 
In 1908, Henry Ford changed the world with his affordable Ford Model T. Affectionately known as the Tin Lizzie and made almost entirely of wood; the Model T made American automobiles accessible for the average American. How great was it, though? And why did Ford finally stop producing a model that had already sold its millionth model just 7 years after production started?

 
Ford introduces a Dark Horse Fastback trim for the 2024 Mustang. This mechanically gifted Mustang is destined for greatness thanks to its Pirelli P Zero tires, MagneRide damping system, and 500 horsepower. Ford also gives the royal treatment to its EcoBoost Fastback base model by adding a 12.4-inch LCD digital instrument cluster. There's even a full IOD message center.

 
In a recent announcement, Ford revealed its plans to return to Formula 1 in 2026. The news has caused quite a stir among racing enthusiasts and has reignited excitement for the sport, which has seen major changes in recent years.

 
With the most technologically advanced and most effective car production complex in its 118-year history, Ford will provide electrified zero-emission automobiles to American consumers on a significant scale. The BlueOval City complex will be built in west Tennessee. It has a nearly 6-square-mile location that will produce sophisticated batteries and the next generation of electric F-Series pickup trucks. Additionally, a new BlueOval SK Battery Park with twin battery facilities will be constructed in central Kentucky to power a new range of Ford and Lincoln EVs.

 
Motor Trend magazine named Ford CEO Jim Farley their Person of the Year. Farley was widely credited with turning the company around and making it a significant player in the automotive industry once again.

 
Ford has announced that the EcoSport crossover SUV will be canceled, and dealerships will soon sell the last of their EcoSport inventory. It surprises many, as the EcoSport had been a popular choice for Ford in recent years.

The Ford Transit Trail is now on its way to being available in America. This new van from Ford is going to go a long way to increase what those interested in traversing America in a van are going to be able to do. It's a Blue Oval van that's been designed to be sporty and to be able to handle off-road options. There are quite a few people out there who are looking for a van just like this that can drive off the beaten path and go wherever you want it to go.

The all-new Ford Mustang has been completely redesigned for the 2024 model year. It has no AWD or electrification. It is the most powerful V8 that Mustang has created. What has enthusiasts so excited is the return of the classic Coke-bottle shape. It comes with a long hood and a short rear deck. And that's not the only throwback.

The two companies are partnering to buy 550 megawatts of wind energy from the DTE Energy farm. The wind farm is developing in Michigan.