ARP engineered a head-stud kit for Ford Flathead V8s. These fasteners keep these classic Fords sealed and running strong.
Back at The SEMA Show in 2023, Ford Racing, née Ford Performance, rolled out the FP800S upgrade package for the then-fresh ...
The world of endurance racing is about to get even more exciting. Ford will make its eagerly-awaited return to the highest tier of closed-wheel motorsport next year, racing at the 24 Hours of Le Mans ...
A stunning 1948 Mercury Woody 4x4 Wagon, a rare precursor to modern SUVs, is now available on Bring a Trailer, showcasing ...
Bonneville Speed Week is an iconic event known for some of the wildest records on land. Here are some of the most remarkable ...
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Rebuilding a '35 Ford flathead V8 after engine failure
This video digs into the repair of a mostly original 1935 Ford coupe after its old fiber timing gear finally failed after 80 years. The episode explains why these quiet-running “cardboard” style gears ...
If you're in the market for a highfalutin Ford half-ton, you'll have to be OK with an EcoBoost V6. It makes sense on paper to offer your highest-performing engines on your highest-priced models. For ...
Ford has a self-admitted recall problem. It broke records in 2025 for the most vehicles recalled in a single year, totaling 12.9 million cars from 153 separate recalls. The next closest was Stellantis ...
Ford partnered with the Red Bull Racing F1 team’s engine-development wing, Red Bull Powertrains, to develop 2026 power units for the team’s car. But with V8 engines set to make a comeback in the sport ...
It’s safe to say by now that people love Ford‘s 7.3-liter gas V8. Since being introduced for the 2020 model year, the engine—affectionately nicknamed “Godzilla”—has powered tons of Super Duty trucks ...
The Ford Super Duty is simplifying its powertrain lineup for 2027, and the move brings Ford’s heavy-duty pickups closer to the formula currently used by Chevy Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD. According ...
F1 will return to V8 engines at the close of the decade. Sustainable fuels made the transition possible. Engines will be louder and will still use hybridization to some degree. For many Formula 1 fans ...
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