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The new 2017 Ford Fusion is the recent recipient of the highest rating offered by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Equipped with a new active braking system, Fusion avoided collisions in track tests at 12 mph and 25 mph. This improved its front crash prevention from Basic to Superior, helping it earn the Top Safety Pick+ designation...
The 2017 @Ford Fusion nabbed #IIHS's Top Safety Pick+ award thanks to its modified front end & autobraking system. https://t.co/dn1vywdonT
— Edmunds.com (@edmunds) June 24, 2016
In a press release from earlier today, Ford announced a new engine option for the upcoming 2017 F-150. The second-generation 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engine boasts a class-leading 470 pound-feet of torque, more than many V-8's with double the displacement. Horsepower has also improved to 375...
Ford : 2017 FORD F-150 WITH ALL-NEW 3.5-LITER ECOBOOST V6 NETS BEST-IN-CLASS, V8-BEATING 470 LB.-FT. OF TORQUE,... https://t.co/okFTHv8kmd
— Newspress USA (@NewspressUSA) July 11, 2016
Take it from your pals here at Richmond Ford West: we know a good thing when we see one. And, by all accounts, the 2016 Ford Flex -- the American automaker's funky full-size crossover -- is a very, very good thing, indeed.
Wondering why we feel as we do? Then, ride out with Autotrader reviewer, Jabari Jones, in the clip below. His appraisal of the Flex is as follows:
Sporting a snazzy, upscale vibe is the Flex's mid-level model, the SEL.
Standard equipment on this trim includes 18-inch wheels, upgraded brakes, foglights, chrome exterior accents, keyless entry and ignition ...
A #Ford fleet helps provide nutrition for little bodies and little minds.https://t.co/iXCA5xexZ2
— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) May 25, 2016
When you think of the city of Detroit, the first thing that comes to mind may not be lush green farmland like you'll find in the outskirts of the Glen Allen, Richmond, Midlothian, and Ashland area. Yet a small, 4.5-acre farm in Ford Motor Company's home city grows about 20,000 servings of corn each year for Detroit Public School (DPS) cafeteria lunches.
"A hungry child can't learn," explains Zaundra Wimberley, Farm and…