Ford recently invited me up to its Dearborn, Michigan headquarters to attend a series of press conferences about its ongoing experiments in the field of what it calls “Smart Mobility.”

You know when you get to that perfect parking spot and you come back to find that the two people that parked next to you were too close.

Recently, there were reports of an auto journalist whose Everest review was cut short due to a fire. Well, turns out it may have been because of a replaced battery.

Get this, a South Florida woman’s Ford SYNC infotainment system dropped a dime on her after she smashed two cars and fled the scene without notifying police.

These are Ford 4.0L V6 trucks that are in a rear-engine setup with a manually-shifted automatic transaxle. They also feature over 20-inches of travel.

Technology has always been a major component of automobiles, but these days it seems cars have so much of it that they’ve turned into giant gadgets.

You just changed your oil on your F-150 or F-250. You hop in to drive off after a job well done, but that annoying “Change Oil Light” is still lit or you see the message in the dashboard LCD screen.