The Fairlane was introduced in 1955 as Ford's flagship full-size model and, for the most part, was a luxury ride. A lot of people probably don't realize it, but in the early 1960s, it became a mid ...

Ford’s Fairlane concept is a vehicle that, the company says, blends the utility of a minivan with the style and cachet of a luxury sedan. The high roof of the Fairlane gives the cabin plenty of ...

Those twin-set headlights mounted in the horizontal grille say "Ford" without us even seeing the nameplate. The rich Fairlane 500 interior with bucket seats speaks of sporty luxury, but with a ...

Making its debut at the North American International Auto Show is the Ford Fairlane Concept ... but can't decide between a luxury wagon, minivan or sport utility vehicle. Think of it as a good ...

The Fairlane is no longer at the top of the luxury car pile, but the nameplate that once defined local prestige motoring is still a revered one with many local prestige buyers. When Ford first ...

Ford dropped the Fairlane in 2007 when the penny finally dropped that Australian luxury car buyers had turned their backs on it, turning instead to brands like Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Lexus. But it was ...

Ford imported the Fairlane in 1959 but started local production on the 27th of February, 1967. For the past 10 years there has been a steady decline in sales of locally made luxury limousines such ...

Ford said the space promotes wellness by helping people feel healthier, more energized and accomplished while burning a few calories in the process. “The proximity and design of Fairlane Mall ...

The Fairlane concept rides on the midsize CD3 architecture currently used to underpin the 2006 Ford Fusion and Lincoln Zephyr sedans, which also debuted at the NAIAS. This variant of the CD3 ...