The classic dilemma at the pumps: regular gas or premium? If you own an EcoBoost-powered Ford and wonder which you should go ...

Ford’s parade of fast European Focuses ... Really, the color is in the engine bay: the Focus RS500’s 2.5-liter inline five-cylinder engine has been juiced up some 45 hp and 14 lb-ft of torque ...

Not so the 2004 Ford Focus. We lauded the car when Ford launched ... four-cylinder that emits a satisfy-ing growl from the engine bay when you punch it," says one owner. Others agree.

Something that doesn’t just plod its way though snow, but can turn low-traction situations into genuine joy: A fully rally-prepped Ford ... Focus needed some additional airflow in the engine bay.

On today’s episode of “Ford Rumors and Whatnots,” hearsay suggests that the Focus ST will downsize ... the number of cylinder hiding in the engine bay. Nor does Autoguide explain the origin ...

But this 2004 Ford Focus with a V8 under its hood has ... Stuffing a V8 into the Focus’ tiny engine bay is impressive on its own, but the power-hungry owner decided that the motor needed more ...

The 2015 Ford Focus Electric lowers its price by thousands ... The navigation system now features an EcoRoutes pathfinding engine that allows it to plan routes that make the most efficient use ...

The remedy is currently under development, but Ford is advising owners to park and shut off their vehicle immediately if they hear unusual engine noises, notice a reduction in power or observe smoke.

Ford Focus with the 1.0-liter EcoBoost engine. Ford The investigation found that the tensioner’s “caulking” (or RTV-like) joint breaks down from vibration over the vehicle’s service life ...

New RS high performance model for 2016. It comes with a turbocharged 2.3L engine good for 350 horsepower coupled to an all-wheel drive powertrain. The Ford Focus gets a major refresh for 2015. New ...

Cars will have different wiring looms depending on their transmission, too, so even if the engine is the same in both cars, the loom might not be. Then there's the more basic question of whether ...