In 1958, Ford introduced the Ranchero, a groundbreaking vehicle that defied traditional automotive categories by merging the ...

Did the Ford Ranchero ever use a 429 cu-in engine? Yes, it did, and it was agressive enough to be called the ultimate sleeper ...

A fresh trademark filing and Ford’s “Model T moment” tease point to the return of a cult classic car-pickup hybrid. This time ...

Ford filed a “Ranchero” trademark for vehicles, hinting at the name for its breakthrough midsize EV pickup as it prepares to detail a new, cost-cutting EV platform. A fresh USPTO filing suggests Ford ...

🛻 Ford’s promised “Model T moment” on Monday might include an “affordable” small electric pickup truck called Ranchero ...

Ford believes a cheap Maverick-sized electric truck could be very popular, guiding suppliers for a 190,000-unit annual ...

Ford filed to trademark the Ranchero name, suggesting that its upcoming compact electric pickup truck might inherit the ...

If Ford really will call its new electric ute the Ranchero, then it had better have style to match. It needs to do better than the Mustang Mach-E and Capri EVs.

Ford filed a patent for the name less than a week after hinting at a new "Model T moment" for the company, possibly telling us the name of its upcoming pickup.

Ford used the Ranchero nameplate from the late 1950s to the late 1970s. It was an affordable two-door passenger car with seating for two (or three) in front and a full-size truck bed at the back ...