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Ford Germany improves performance and delivery of LPG and CNG cars

Ford Germany has announced that its LPG and CNG-powered cars' performance has been improved. According to the press release, gas-powered Fords have improved their consumption up to 1 liter/100 km, which allows the cars to have 50km (30 miles) more range, that is, about 450 km on gas and 750 additional km on unleaded. Not only that, thanks to a new facility in Saarlouis, Ford has improved its production capabilities. All LPG variants will be made in the new facility in Saarlouis, which allows a global production of 2,000 units of Focus and ... Read more →

Can a Transit Connect be sporty? Sebastian Blanco

click to enlarge In the last few days we've seen a battery-powered Ford Transit Connect from Smith Electric and a hybrid version from Connaught Engineering. But do white bonnet stripes belong on a ...

Ford Transit Connect comes to Bugatti's Ristorante in Dallas Sebastian Blanco

click to enter a gallery of Transit Connect images When Ford unveiled the U.S. versions of the Transit Connect in Chicago earlier this year, one of the potential uses the company highlighted was as a ...

New York 2008: Why yes, the Ford Transit Connect could be used as a taxi Sebastian Blanco

click to enlarge The flashiness of the Ford Transit Connect's debut from Chicago is long gone. Here in New York, Ford is expanding the idea of what these spacious vehicles can do with a Transit ...

Chicago 2008: Ford Transit Connect live reveal Sebastian Blanco

After announcing a few feature updates in the Ford F150 at the Chicago Auto Show today, Ford unveiled the U.S. version of the Ford Transit Connect. This Euro-style van fits into a greener delivery ...


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