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Ford is one of eight corporations to receive CDP’s highest honor for its work on water issues, from among more than 400 global companies considered.

Ford Earns Top Grade for Water Conservation
Ford will chart new territory as it seeks to create adhesive innovations inspired by the gecko. Ford also will work with Procter & Gamble, sharing research findings as both companies look to biomimicry for a host of business solutions.

Looking to the Gecko for Answers; Ford to Seek Solutions by Mimicking Nature
The study cited Ford’s financial performance, the role the brand plays in the purchase decision process and the strength the brand has to command a premium price.

Ford Motor Company Named One of Interbrand's 2015 "Best Global Brands"
Introducing The Rock as the new Spokesman of Service for the #FordSpecialists.

Dwayne Johnson Accepts Leading Role with Ford Service
The Ford Smart Mobility Tour is kicking off. Check to see if the tour is coming to a city near you.

Ford Smart Mobility Tour Kicks Off
Each year, Ford brings global prototype vehicles and a team of engineers to the world’s largest climatic test facility – McKinley Climatic Laboratory at Eglin Air Force Base in the Florida panhandle – to push the limits of extreme cold-weather testing in order to improve vehicle quality and performance for customers.

Going to Extremes: Ford's Cold-Weather Testing in the Sunshine State Leads to Enhanced Vehicle Quality Globally
Ford engineers developed an innovative spider screen to keep the creepy crawlers from nesting inside vehicles.

Look Out! Here Come the Spidermen: Ford Engineers Use Arachnid Learnings to Develop Innovative Screen to Keep Creepy Crawlers Out
“Many people who drive at night have had to quickly react to someone or something suddenly appearing in the road – as if from nowhere. Ford’s Camera-Based Advanced Front Lighting System and Spot Lighting help ensure the driver is quickly alerted to people or animals that could present a danger,” said Ken Washington, vice president, Ford Research and Advanced Engineering.

Ford Developing Advanced Headlights that Point Out People, Animals in the Dark, and Widen Beams at Tricky Junctions
"We now are moving from experimentation to implementation. We have learned a lot in the past six months, and now are ready to put insights into action. Our goal is to make people’s lives better by helping them more easily navigate through their day, address societal issues and, over time, change the way the world moves – just as Henry Ford did more than 100 years ago.”

Ford Smart Mobility Shifts from Research to Implementation; Company Announces New Programs, Next Areas of Focus