The Ford Raptor competed recently in the Mint 400 desert race, and it kicked some serious butt!

While some people are fan of older trucks, and others of classics, to underestimate the ability of modern day rigs would be a rather naive thing to do.

Not too long ago we learned that a 2015 Roush F-150 added $10,000 to the cost of a pickup truck, but didn’t add a single bit of extra performance. As it turns out, Roush had other plans in the works, and now you can get yourself a F-150, powered by a Coyote V6 engine, that makes 600 horsepower!

The U.S. is investigating dozens of complaints involving 2013-14 Ford F-150s with the 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine. The probe involves nearly half a million Ford trucks.

When it comes to trucks, they’re always better if they’re working. Of course, that isn’t to bash anyone who uses their rig simply for the daily commute.

For decades, LEGO has shrunken big things into small building kits. At Ford, the Mustang and F-150 are big business.

Ford Motor Company has announced an investment of $145 million in their Cleveland, Ohio engine production facility where the F-150 EcoBoost engines are produced.