Ford Warning Lights
Ford Models
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Warning Lights Explained
Full Beams

Fog Lamps

Cruise Control Warning

Trunk Ajar Warning

Hood Ajar Warning

Traction Control OFF

Traction Control Warning

Tire Pressure Warning

Start/Stop Warning

Powertrain/Drivetrain Warning

Lane Keep Assist

Check Engine Light

Blind Spot Warning OFF

ABS Warning

Air Bag Warning

Brake Warning

Charging System Warning

Electronic Parking Brake Warning

Engine Coolant Warning

Heads Up Display Warning

Oil Pressure Warning

Seat Belt Warning

About Ford

The Ford Motor Corporation is an American multinational automaker headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan. The company was founded by Henry Ford and incorporated on June 16, 1903.
In addition to the Ford brand, it also has luxury car brands Aston Martin and Lincoln as well as a motorcycle brand named Harley-Davidson.
You can find the Ford warning lights for many of the popular models that the company has sold during this century on this website.
In 2017 alone, Ford sold 2 million vehicles with total revenue of $145 billion USD.
Ford’s History
Ford’s history begins in 1903 with Henry Ford, who at the time also was an employee of the Edison Illuminating Company.
At this point, he began working on a car that would have enough speed to climb hills and move heavy loads up steep inclines while still being affordable for ordinary Americans.
His first attempt resulted in what is now known as Model A.
Although we don’t have the Model A on this website we do have many other Ford dashboard symbols catering to lines such as the Explorer and the Edge.
We explain the meanings of these Ford symbols along with an icon demonstration to help you find the one you are looking for quickly.
How the Company is Doing Today
Ford Motor Corporation, the second-largest US automaker behind General Motors Company “GM”, produced 11.53 million vehicles in 2016 compared to 12 million for GM and almost nine million for Toyota.
The company is planning on increasing its production of more profitable SUVs and trucks while phasing out most car models except Mustang and the Focus.
What are the Popular Ford Models?
Ford has a wide range of vehicles that serve just about every kind of need.
Their cars come in many different styles, sizes and body configurations for both commercial purposes as well as personal driving needs.
Some examples include the Edge which is designed to be an all-in-one crossover vehicle with luxury styling at an affordable price point
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