Ford Vehicles

Ford Motor Company is a multinational American automaker brand. It has it's main headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan, United State.

Ford was founded by "Henry Ford" and incorporated in 1903. The company sells automobiles and commercial vehicles under the brand 'Ford' and luxury cars under the brand 'Lincoln'. It owns small stakes in Mazda of Japan. From 1999 to 2010, Ford owned the Swedish automaker Volvo. Ford's former UK subsidiaries 'Jaguar' acquired in 1989 and 'Land Rover' acquired in 2000, later in 2008, were sold to 'Tata Motors'.

Ford introduced the first engine with a removable cylinder head, in the "Model T" in 1908. Based on 2010 vehicle sales, Ford is the fifth-largest in the world and second-largest U.S.based automaker.

As of 2010, Ford did sell a small range of vehicles in Japan; the Ford Escape, Mustang, Explorer (and Explorer truck), Lincoln Navigator, Ford Kuga, Lincoln MKX, and more recently, the Ford Ecosport were available in Japan.

Ford Explorer

Ford Escape

Ford Focus

Ford Mustang

Ford Ranger

Ford Kuga