Grapevine Ford

 
Motorsports history is deeply rooted in Ford's engineering pedigree. When the brand collaborated with Cosworth to build the celebrated DFV V8 engine, the resulting motor reshaped Formula 1 engineering philosophy and competitive dynamics. Below, we explore the breakthrough details that made this V8 so legendary.

Ford introduced EcoBoost technology in 2009 and has continued refining it ever since. Today, EcoBoost refers to a family of gasoline engines that combine turbocharging, direct fuel injection, and variable camshaft timing. Together, those technologies help Ford produce strong horsepower and torque from relatively compact engines across trucks, SUVs, and performance vehicles. What EcoBoost can mean behind the wheel? Responsive acceleration, useful low-end torque, capable towing in the right vehicle, and fuel economy that can make sense for everyday driving!

 
Ford has earned well-deserved recognition following the release of the newest J.D. Power Automotive Performance, Execution, and Layout (APEAL) Study. The report underlines Ford's ongoing advancements in vehicle styling, cabin comfort, and total customer delight.

 
Ford has made impressive strides for the 2026 model year, earning top recognition from J.D. Power as the No. 1 mainstream brand in its Initial Quality Study for the first time in over a decade. By maintaining a steadfast commitment to consumer expectations across safety systems, design aesthetics, and advanced technology, Ford has achieved major honors.