When Ford introduced the Maverick Lobo a few months back, it signaled something big: the street truck is back. And now the meat-and-potatoes F-150 is finally getting a taste of that special sauce.

Does the Ford F-150 have issues with fit and finish? According to Brian, who recently bought a 2025 Ford F-150, it has ...

The Lobo name, Spanish for “wolf,” traces its automotive roots back to 1997, when Ford of Mexico first applied it to one of ...

Ford F-150 Lobo is here, bringing back the factory-built street truck segment. Discover what makes this new model a game-changer for truck enthusiasts.

Is the legendary street truck making a comeback? The new Ford F-150 Lobo, with its V8 power and lowered stance, signals a ...

Ford’s new F-150 Lobo is factory-modified and lowered in the rear. But there’s no lift kit on the front of the truck. It’s not “squatted,” but could be considered leveled.

As much of the automotive media landscape has been quick to point out, and even Ford readily embraces, the F-150 Lobo is a ...

Dealers are to relocate the coolant hose clip to prevent abrasive contact with the engine wire harness. There will be no ...

All F-150 Lobos will have the SuperCrew cab with four full doors and a 5.5-foot bed, and the package includes a two-speed automatic 4-wheel-drive system, rear suspension that's two inches lower ...

Ford is idling the factory where it makes its F-150 Lightning electric pickup trucks until next year, the company said today. It’s another unwelcome hiccup in Ford’s path to becoming a global ...