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50 years to the day following the '66 Le Mans 1-2-3, the No. 68 #FordGT has won the GTE Pro Class at #LeMans24 pic.twitter.com/jkMLuWlEYm

— Ford Performance (@FordPerformance) June 19, 2016

In 1966, the Ford GT40 mk. II smashed all expectations by becoming the first American car to ever win 24 Hours of Le Mans -- and after only three years in development. In June 2016, on the 50th anniversary of that achievement, the brand new Ford GT took first place in the Le Mans GTE Pro Class.

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"Children: Keep small children belted in safety or booster seats; children under four-feet, four inches tall who weigh less than 79 pounds should by regulation be in child safety seats or booster seats and properly belted. The safety seats need to be securely fitted to the rear seat. The latest Ford cars are now designed with ISOFIX fittings, which provide a rigid and robust connection between the vehicle and the seats."

Regardless of the type of car you drive, you can do plenty to keep it in great shape. For a Ford or any vehicle, our Fenton, MI dealership has a great parts department for when anything in your car needs to be replaced. By shopping with the experts and the matching equipment, you can make sure your ride stays on the road for many miles and years to come. Press play to learn about the benefits of finding real Ford parts.

We all make mistakes. And some are easily remedied. Too much salt in the soup? Add more water. Red wine on the new carpet? Treat with club soda. Something Dad has to fix? Duct tape! But some mistakes are much more serious, even fatal.

We all make mistakes. And some are easily remedied. Too much salt in the soup? Add more water. Red wine on the new carpet? Treat with club soda. Something Dad has to fix? Duct tape! But some mistakes are much more serious, even fatal.

It seems a little nutty to be making plans for Labor Day Weekend already, doesn’t it? But when you hear about this very cool event, we think you’ll be glad we’re spreading the word early.

Ford’s Arts, Beats & Eats festival is celebrating its 19th year this Labor Day Weekend in Downtown Royal Oak, Michigan. The event pairs live music with artwork by professional artists and delectable food from Metro-Detroit area restaurants. Approximately 200 musicians will perform at this year’s event on 10 different stages. There will also be 140 different artists in the area.