JANUARY 21, 2022

Ford Bronco Off-Roadeo No Mere Test Drive

Ford’s four new U.S. test tracks let Bronco enthusiasts (and potential buyers) experience off-roading to an extreme. The idea seems to be working: In the final three months of 2021, Ford sold 35,023 Broncos vs. 39,900 Jeep Wranglers.

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Ford Bronco at Off-Roadeo in Austin, TX

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If you like the taste of dust and enjoy traveling on roads you often can't see, Ford has just the place for you: the Bronco Off-Roadeo. In 2021, more than 11,000 Bronco dealers, owners, order holders and their guests visited Off-Roadeo locations in Nevada, Utah, Texas and New Hampshire.

Globally, Who Decides Future of Connected Vehicles?

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Matt Jones, Ford's director of Global Technology and chairman and president of COVESA (formerly GENIVI), talks with GlobalAutoIndustry.com about connected car innovations, regulations and standards.

North America Production Turns More Positive in Q4-2021, Q1-2022

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The Omicron variant is creating more risk to the Q1 outlook, but North America production is bouncing back, and strong year-over-year gains are expected in the final three quarters of 2022.

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