New, teenage drivers are hitting American highways every day. They need to be prepared for a variety of potential on-road situations. This summer, Ford wants to get them ready – and keep them from learning about driving hazards the hard way.

I hate to say it, but Ford’s issuing another recall. This time, it’s because the engines in 432,096 vehicles in North America may not turn off.

Over here in the Colonies, Ford dominates overall vehicle sales with the Ford F-Series line of pickup trucks. But that’s just a single model line. Across the pond in the UK, Ford sells more vehicles than any other automaker.

Lower fuel prices have created a resurgence in demand for larger vehicles. Because of this, sales of small cars and battery-electric vehicles have diminished. Unfortunately, as a result, that means that production must be cut.

There’s a lot to be excited about if you’re a fan of Ford performance with the Ford Focus RS. The new performance all-wheel drive technology will make its way into other cars. Heck, the car even has a drift mode! But one of the big unknowns is how much horsepower the car is actually going to make.

Ford, we’d like a Focus wagon please!

As the new Focus RS is getting ready to make its debut to the world within the next couple months, our friends over at CarScoops took upon themselves a very difficult task.