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Ford aims to ease the transportation stresses of healthcare workers dealing with the coronavirus outbreak with free loan cars.

The next-generation Ford F-150 looks set to primarily use carryover drivetrains, but there will be one addition to the mix: a V6 hybrid.

Ford has moved to make it easier for customers to get their cars serviced during the COVID-19 crisis in Australia.

As the world struggles to deal with the Coronavirus dubbed COVID-19, carmakers are moving to produce potentially life-saving equipment.

The Toyota HiLux's arch nemesis, the Ford Ranger, is Australia's second best-selling ute. Prices start at $28,790 before on-road costs.

Ford's global full-sized van and its cab-chassis counterpart are priced from $49,490 before on-road costs.

Ford's smallest car survives for another generation but only in cracking ST trim. There's just one model, priced at $31,990 before on-road costs.

Ford's iconic pony car and Australia's best-selling sports car, the Mustang, boasts factory right-hand drive, turbo four or V8 power, and an entry price of $50,990 before on-road costs

The Transit Custom is the smaller companion to Ford's full-size Transit van, with prices starting from $42,390 before on-road costs.

Ford’s large five- or seven-passenger SUV shares its bones with the strong-selling Ranger. Pricing kicks off at $49,690 before on-road costs.

Ford’s entry-level SUV is available with front-wheel drive and a choice of two three-cylinder engines. Pricing kicks off at $22,790 before on-road costs.

Ford’s large, five-passenger SUV is available with a choice of front- or all-wheel drive, but only one engine. Pricing kicks off at $44,990 before on-road costs.