Ford reported approximately $2 billion in third-quarter net income as strong F-Series demand, record Super Duty production and commercial vehicle leadership supported its Q3 2026 performance.
Ford Pro launches an industry-first certified pre-owned program for Class 1-7 work trucks as Ford and coalition partners invest in national programs to train commercial vehicle technicians.
Ford revealed updated specifications for the 2027 F-150 lineup, featuring a standard 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6 base engine, hands-free BlueCruise with Towing capability, expanded 5.0-liter V8 availability, lower-priced off-road variants, and a dedicated Carhartt Package.
Ford Pro has launched Ford Pro Advantage, a nationwide certified pre-owned program providing manufacturer-backed multi-point inspections, warranties, 24/7 commercial roadside assistance, and mobile service support for Class 1-7 work trucks and vans.
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The commercial vehicle industry continues to move fast with sales updates, tech expansions, and fresh industry reporting.
Ford reported its second-quarter and first-half sales...
(CVBN: Chico, CA) -- Â During Ford Pro's Fleet Preview event, President Alicia Boler Davis announced a major expansion of the brand's commercial warranty program....
Work Truck Solutions®, the leading commercial vehicle authority, announced its involvement in a significant enhancement to the Ford Pro Commercial Vehicle Center (CVC) Program.
Ford Pro,...
Slick’s Paul and Brady Gilmore join Candy McCollum to explain how mobile maintenance, connected systems, and practical AI help service teams improve fleet uptime.
Ford reported approximately $2 billion in third-quarter net income as strong F-Series demand, record Super Duty production and commercial vehicle leadership supported its Q3 2026 performance.
This CVB Newscast covers the Fall 2026 Commercial Vehicle Business Summit, Volvo’s all-new VNX vocational truck, and the latest Commercial Vehicle Pro and FordPros issues.
Treating commercial sales like retail with larger order sizes often leads to stalled growth. Autopeople’s Amy Smith explains how dealerships can rethink talent acquisition, build relationship-driven teams, and structure commercial departments for long-term success.
