Md Amir

No, Ford no longer owns Land Rover; the brand now sits under Tata Motors, which bought Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford in 2008.

Jaguar Land Rover is owned by Tata Motors, while Ford sold both brands in 2008.

No, Ford no longer owns Jaguar; Tata Motors has controlled Jaguar Land Rover since 2008.

No, Ford does not own Ferrari; Ferrari is an independent carmaker with Exor and Piero Ferrari as major shareholders.

No, Ford does not own Cummins; Cummins is an independent public engine maker and Ford only held a small minority stake in the past.

No, Ford Motor Company no longer owns Mazda; Mazda is an independent automaker with a small Toyota stake and a long-ended Ford shareholding.

Yes, Ford still makes cars, led by the Mustang in North America and a shrinking set of sedan and hatchback models in select global markets.

No, new Ford minivans are gone in North America, but Ford vans and three-row SUVs now handle family-hauling duty.

Yes, many Ford Bronco models qualify for Section 179 when they clear the 6,000 lb GVWR mark and meet business-use rules, but SUV caps still limit the write-off.

Fix-a-Flat works for small punctures as a short-term tire repair, but it is temporary and has clear limits.