Archive for tag 'Ford'
Ford Edge preview
At the 2006 North American International Auto Show Ford will unveil the Edge model, that will compete in the CUV (Crossover Utility Vehicle) segment - expected to surpass the traditional SUVs market this year.
Ford 4-Trac Concept Pick-up
At the Thailand International Motor Expo in Bangkok Ford staged the world premiere of the 4-Trac, a concept pick-up truck that brings ideas exploring design, functionality and sporty uses for Ford's trucks of the future.
Ford Equator Concept preview
At the next Tokyo Motor Show Ford Motor Company will display the Ford Equator, a SUV concept that comes after the homonymous prototype unveiled at the 2000 North American International Auto Show.
Ford Iosis concept
The Iosis is a concept study which develops some ideas expressed by the SAV concept. It will represent a beginning of a new "design era" for the european models by Ford.
Ford Explorer Sport Trac Concept
2 December 2004 - With a wider and longer stance and improved power, this concept offers even more versatility and flexibility than today’s Explorer Sport Trac. It also comes equipped with Ford’s exclusive Roll Stability Control™ – the only roll-motion and roll-rate sensing technology available on the market today.
Ford Focus Vignale Concept
5 November 2004 – Ford of Europe and Pininfarina are teaming up again, having signed a new contract to turn Ford's Paris show stopping Focus Vignale Concept from design concept into production reality in around two years.
Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept
27 October 2004 – In its first appearance since its unveiling at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in August, Ford took the occasion of the ninth annual California International Auto Show to showcase the Ford Shelby GR-1 concept, calling the new sports car a salute to "performance art."
Ford Focus
After six years and four million sales worldwide, the original Focus remains one of Europe’s top-selling cars. The next generation model aims to deliver more: involving and engaging its driver, while providing improvements for all occupants in terms of quality, craftsmanship, packaging and refinement.
