Vietnam job for Ford NZ boss
/After just two years at the helm of the NZ operation, Annaliese Atina is off.
Read MoreAfter just two years at the helm of the NZ operation, Annaliese Atina is off.
Read MoreAmerica’s famous off-road nameplate is heading here - but the model itself is very different to what is seen Stateside.
Read More‘Servitization’ programme delivers more roadside cover, pre-paid scheduled services.
Read MoreA new certification scheme lines up trusted specialists to cut and customise Ford's work fleet — with the warranty staying intact.
Read MoreIt’s a return to the ICE age in every sense with Ford NZ reviving long dormant backing for a classic racing class.
Read MoreElectric assist drivetrain’s premium more pronounced for XLT than with Wildtrak.
Read MoreLatest head of Blue Oval’s national operation announced.
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