Ford's Bold Move: Mixing Old and New to Win Hearts and Minds
USAThu Sep 11 2025
Ford, a well-known car company, has just started a new ad campaign. This campaign is all about showing off both its electric cars and its classic ones. The goal? To attract new customers who love tech and keep the old ones who love trucks.
The company recently cleaned up its Instagram page. It deleted all old posts. This made people wonder if Ford was planning something big. Maybe a new electric car? Or a fresh look? Ford said no, it's just starting a new ad campaign called "Ready Set Ford. " This campaign will focus on things like big trucks and racing cars. It's trying to show that Ford is more than just cars—it's a lifestyle.
Ford's big boss of marketing said they want to support different lifestyles. This means they will use these lifestyles to make decisions. From designing new cars to selling them, everything will be influenced by this idea.
The new campaign has a video. It says, "Here's to thinking you can. " The video has a quote: "Someone once said whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right. " This is all about believing in yourself and Ford's products.
But is this a good move for Ford? It's risky. Ford has a long history, and changing its image is not easy. Other electric car companies like Rivian and Tesla are already doing well in the lifestyle and outdoors market. Ford needs to balance its electric car growth and its classic cars. It's not easy, especially with new rules and taxes.
People who invest in Ford will be watching closely. They want to see if this new campaign works. They will look at future reports and ads to see if Ford is on the right track.
Right now, Ford's stock is down a little. But it's still up for the year. So, is this new campaign a good idea? Only time will tell.
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What specific strategies will Ford implement to maintain its legacy customers while pushing for EV growth?
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