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The man you see pictured above lifting the skirt on the 2013 Ford Escape SUV is Jim Farley, FoMoCo's Vice President of Marketing and Communications who made headlines this past summer after he was quoted in a book saying that he wanted to beat Chevrolet on the head with bat – among other nice things, that is.
- Ford Advises 2013 Escape 1.6l Ecoboost Owners To Stop Driving Their Vehicles Due To A Fire Hazard
For the second time this week, Ford has issued a recall for its brand-new 2013 Escape. The first action affecting 8,266 Escape crossovers built from March 8, 2012 through June 7, 2012 was to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of braking. The...
- Ford Teases 2013 Escape Suv's Interior In New Videos
The next generation of the Ford Escape is slowly coming out of the bag as the Blue Oval prepares for the new SUV's world premiere at next week's 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show. In the beginning of the month, Ford released the first video of the...
- Ford Begins Teasing 2013 Escape Suv With Preview Of Hands-free Power Liftback [video]
Leave it to Ford to begin teasing a new model with random pieces of information and video and/or photo material. Fortunately though, there's not much time left before the 2013 Ford Escape makes its world premiere at the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show...
- Ford To Debut All-new 2013 Escape With 1.6-liter And 2.0-liter Ecoboost Engines At La Auto Show
The rapidly approaching 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show that takes place for the public from November 18 to 27, will play host to the world premiere of the next global Ford model, the all-new 2013 Escape. As is the case with the current Fiesta and Focus,...
- Ford To Cut Down Workforce By 12%
A lot of clouds seem to be gathering over at Ford's headquarters as the Detroit News reported today that the world's third- largest automaker will cut its U.S. salaried workforce by between 10 percent and 12 percent in an attempt to offset the...
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2013 Ford Escape gets its own iPhone/iPad App while Jim Farley gets Twisty with a Prototype
The man you see pictured above lifting the skirt on the 2013 Ford Escape SUV is Jim Farley, FoMoCo's Vice President of Marketing and Communications who made headlines this past summer after he was quoted in a book saying that he wanted to beat Chevrolet on the head with bat – among other nice things, that is.
The teaser photo is part of the Ford social media team's efforts to create some additional buzz on the brand-new Escape that will be officially unwrapped at next week's Los Angeles Auto Show.
Read more »- Ford Advises 2013 Escape 1.6l Ecoboost Owners To Stop Driving Their Vehicles Due To A Fire Hazard
For the second time this week, Ford has issued a recall for its brand-new 2013 Escape. The first action affecting 8,266 Escape crossovers built from March 8, 2012 through June 7, 2012 was to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of braking. The...
- Ford Teases 2013 Escape Suv's Interior In New Videos
The next generation of the Ford Escape is slowly coming out of the bag as the Blue Oval prepares for the new SUV's world premiere at next week's 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show. In the beginning of the month, Ford released the first video of the...
- Ford Begins Teasing 2013 Escape Suv With Preview Of Hands-free Power Liftback [video]
Leave it to Ford to begin teasing a new model with random pieces of information and video and/or photo material. Fortunately though, there's not much time left before the 2013 Ford Escape makes its world premiere at the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show...
- Ford To Debut All-new 2013 Escape With 1.6-liter And 2.0-liter Ecoboost Engines At La Auto Show
The rapidly approaching 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show that takes place for the public from November 18 to 27, will play host to the world premiere of the next global Ford model, the all-new 2013 Escape. As is the case with the current Fiesta and Focus,...
- Ford To Cut Down Workforce By 12%
A lot of clouds seem to be gathering over at Ford's headquarters as the Detroit News reported today that the world's third- largest automaker will cut its U.S. salaried workforce by between 10 percent and 12 percent in an attempt to offset the...