As electric pickups continue to proliferate in the upper price ranges, two emerging entries are quietly preparing to upend ...

🛻 Ford’s promised “Model T moment” on Monday might include an “affordable” small electric pickup truck called Ranchero ...

Ford is brushing up on its Spanish again. Prior to the launches of the Maverick Lobo and F-150 Lobo, Ford filed for ...

Ford believes a cheap Maverick-sized electric truck could be very popular, guiding suppliers for a 190,000-unit annual capacity ...

Ford filed to trademark the Ranchero name, suggesting that its upcoming compact electric pickup truck might inherit the ...

If Ford really will call its new electric ute the Ranchero, then it had better have style to match. It needs to do better than the Mustang Mach-E and Capri EVs.

Ford filed a patent for the name less than a week after hinting at a new "Model T moment" for the company, possibly telling us the name of its upcoming pickup.

Ford has leaned on its historic nameplates for new vehicles lately. Obviously, the brand revived the Bronco name for its Jeep ...

Junkyard Gem: 1979 Ford Ranchero 500 Car-based pickups were all the rage in the United States throughout the 1970s, and this generation of Ranchero was one of the wildest-looking of all. Here’s ...

The Ranchero spent just its first couple of years on the full-sized Ford platform, becoming a Falcon-based cartruck as soon as Ford’s new compact hit showrooms for 1960.

The Ford Ranchero was born in the 1957 model year with the last one built in 1979. During that 23-year period, Ford built full size, intermediate and compact Rancheros.