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The all-new and classy 2020 Ford Escape arrived at the US dealerships in autumn of 2019. It leverages on Ford's new modular architecture and is clad in new sheet metal that's a far cry from the Escape it's replacing. With a reconfigured platform, eco-conscious powertrain options, and a raft of smart features, Ford's latest Escape is a fun ride to drive for your family's next breath-taking adventure. more 4 New & Innovative Features of the 2020 Ford Escape Sliding Second-Row Seats Ford's revamped 5-seater Escape SUV is not only pleasing to the eye but also practical. It shares the same platform with the restyled 2019 Ford Focus that's available in other global markets. All the Escape's non-hybrid variants have sliding second-row seats with up to 40.7 inches of legroom. Shifting the second-row seats to a full-forward position allows for a staggering 37.5 cubic feet of cargo volume in the trunk. Furthermore, the maximum cargo capacity rises from 37.5 cu-ft to 65.4 cu-ft when the second-row seats are folded downward. Ostensibly, none of these cargo figures is considered best-in-class. However, it places the Escape in a better position to compete with the Forester and CR-V in this segment. Engine Options Ford has furnished its 2020 Escape with three energetic powertrain options. These include a hybrid, a plug-in hybrid, and two gasoline engines. SE Sport and Titanium trims use a 2.5L four-cylinder Atkinson-cycle hybrid drivetrain and electronic CVT. This hybrid engine produces an impressive 198-hp and 153-lb-ft of torque. It can hit 85 mph in electric-only mode. The plug-in hybrid option retains the same torque but raises the horsepower to 209, with an estimated EPA of at least 30 miles in electric-only mode. The redesigned Escape also comes with two gas engines. The first one is a 1.5-liter EcoBoost that generates 180 horsepower, while the second one is a 2.0-liter EcoBoost that's good for 250 horsepower. With these new engine options, the 2020 Escape is sure to meet the needs of every buyer. Drive Modes & Handling The latest Escape SUV offers customizable drive modes for smooth handling on multiple road situations. It features five different drive modes, including Normal, Eco/Green, Sport, Slippery, and Deep Snow/Sand. With the upgraded Ford Escape, you're unlikely to lose control in any driving condition. Better still, Ford engineers seem to have burnt the midnight oil to cater for situations where AWD is unnecessary for a smooth drive. The overhauled Escape comes with an AWD Disconnect assist, which helps disconnect the rear driveline and utilize the front wheels to propel the SUV. This enables you to reduce energy consumption. Technology Ford's revamped Escape avails a broad range of intelligent technologies to make each ride more customizable for drivers and safer for passengers. You'll find the Ford Co-Pilot360™ safety features adapted into each Escape model. The Co-Pilot360™ consists of Active Park Assist 2.0, Evasive Steering Assist, Reverse Sensing System, and BLIS® with Cross-Traffic Alert. The Titanium variant also comes as standard with a new head-up display. Any useful info is projected on a 6-inch screen to help you keep your eyes on the road. SE trims and above are equipped with an 8-inch touch-screen display for SYNC® 3 infotainment system. It supports Android Auto™, Apple CarPlay™, and Waze Navigation. For more inquiries regarding the latest Escape SUV, don't hesitate to reach out to Earnhardt Ford at any time.

If you need to get a big job done, there is no better truck to turn to than the Ford F-350. These trucks can tow and haul massive loads, navigate over rough terrain, and provide a smooth ride on the drive to the worksite. The 2020 model has a new upgraded gas engine, a new Tremor off-road package, and more torque for the diesel engine. Ford also made more driver aids available for the base trim. The Ford F-350 has versatility, power, and the latest technology. Discover why it should be your next work truck. more The Power Ford offers the F-350 with a variety of powertrains that can handle any job. The base 6.2-liter V-8 generates 385 horsepower and 430 pound-feet of torque. A 6.7-liter turbodiesel V-8 is an option for the Limited and standard on the higher trims. It gets 475 horsepower and 1,050 pound-feet of torque. The new 7.3-liter gas engine that generates 430 horsepower is an option for all F-350 models except the Limited. The Technology No matter where you have to go to get to the worksite, you can stay connected and in touch with the F-350's technology. All trim levels come with a touch screen, 4G LTE Wi-Fi, the SYNC infotainment system or the upgraded SYNC 3 infotainment system, Bluetooth, and a six-speaker stereo. A navigation system comes in the XLT, and you can also get FordPass or FordPass Connect. These systems connect you with apps such as FordPass Alexa or Google Assistant with FordPass Action. You can use these to start your vehicle from your phone, lock or unlock it, or even schedule a time to start it and check your fuel level. These conveniences mean you can concentrate on the job and not worry about your truck. The New Trailering Technology The 2020 F-350 has new trailering technology that includes Pro Trailer Backup Assist. This class-exclusive technology helps the driver maneuver large trailers into tight spaces. Instead of using the steering wheel, drivers can use the Pro Trailer Backup Assist knob for more precise steering. The reverse camera provides a wide view behind you, and the Trailer Reverse Guidance displays the angle of the trailer and direction that you need to steer to get the trailer in just the right position. The New Tremor Off-Road Package Many worksites are off the beaten path, and the new Tremor Off-Road Package makes the F-350 more capable over rough terrain. This package upgrades the suspension, adds a front-end lift and custom piston twin-tube dampers to help control body motion. The 35-inch maximum traction tires keep you firmly connected with the ground, and the Trail Control system is essentially cruise control for off-road driving. The Tremor also comes with a rock-crawl mode in addition to the other drive modes. The 2020 Ford Super Duty F-350 has the tools, technology, and power to help you get the job done. These features along with the safety and smooth ride are just some of the reasons it should be your next work truck.

Ford's F-150 pickup is an all-around versatile truck with excellent capabilities and a smooth and comfortable ride. Buyers have a wide range of trim levels to choose from, starting with the basic work truck and moving up through a lineup that ends with the luxurious Platinum whose cab rivals a luxury vehicle. Take a look at some of the reasons you should test drive the 2020 Ford F-150 Platinum today. more The Power The F-150 Platinum comes with a 5.0-liter V-8 engine that generates 395 horsepower and gets 400 pound-feet of torque. This engine works with Ford's 10-speed automatic transmission to deliver a best-in-class payload. An optional 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engine will get 375 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque, or you can opt for the 3.0-liter Power Stroke turbodiesel V-6 with 250 horsepower and 440 pound-feet of torque. When properly equipped, the F-150 Platinum can tow up to 13,200 pounds and carry a 3,270-pound payload. The Cabin The seats in the F-150 are comfortable with plenty of support for long rides. Models with the SuperCab have room for up to six passengers, with plenty of space in the back seat for adults to ride comfortably and standard leather upholstery to sit on. The cabin features lots of soft-touch surfaces, and the Platinum comes standard with luxurious features like a heated steering wheel, a power-adjustable tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel with memory functions, and genuine wood interior trim elements. The Safety Features You'll always feel safe in the F-150 Platinum because it comes standard with a blind-spot monitor, rear cross-traffic alert, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and automatic headlights. It also has trailer sway control, side-curtain air bags, and parallel-parking assistance. If you want to add lane-keeping assist, a 360-degree surround-view camera, and adaptive cruise control, these are all available as options. Ford's MyKey system is a standard feature and allows primary drivers to set limits for their teenage drivers or other secondary drivers. The Technology An 8-inch touch screen sits on the dash of the F-150 with Ford's SYNC 3 infotainment system that works with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. You also get FordPass Connect with a Wi-Fi hot spot, satellite radio, and a 110-volt power outlet. Bluetooth comes standard along with voice controls, and this high-end F-150 has a Bang & Olufsen stereo system and a voice-activated navigation system with SiriusXM Traffic and Travel Link. The Exterior Look The sleek exterior look of the F-150 Platinum makes it worth a test drive. It has a chrome-accent two-bar satin-finish grille with satin-finish surround, body-colored bumpers in front and the back, and it comes with daytime running lights. LED fog lights come standard, and it has LED box lighting, LED taillights, and quad-beam LED headlights. Power-deployable running boards make it easy to get up and into the truck, and it has 20-inch alloy wheels. Ford gives the Platinum version of the F-150 many upscale features and lots of equipment that make it worth a test drive. This pickup truck will get the job done and do it with style. Stop by Earnhardt Ford to test drive one today.

The 2020 Ford EcoSport is a crossover compact SUV that is perfect for small families and commuters. The EcoSport boasts excellent fuel economy and an unbeatable low price point that's sure to catch your attention. Here we explore a few of the other many reasons why you should consider the 2020 Ford EcoSport as your next vehicle. more Exciting Interior Features The 2020 Ford EcoSport has several fun and exciting interior features that make driving this compact SUV a genuine pleasure. Many trim levels come standard with a power moon roof and sunshade so you can open up your car to fresh air and light with just the touch of a button. The EcoSport is also available with ambient lighting that gives you seven different colors to choose from to suit your mood of the day. The ambient lighting can be seen in the cup holders, the front-door map pockets, the front foot wells, and the door-release handles when activated. Ford Co-Pilot360 Technology The Ford Co-Pilot360 Technology that comes standard on the 2020 Ford EcoSport offers you driver-assist safety technology to keep you confident on the road. The features included in this system are the BLIS with cross-traffic alert to inform you when a vehicle is in your blind spot, a rear-view camera to make backing up and parking easy, and a navigation system that keeps you on course and can even lead you to the closest coffee spots and gas stations. Unbeatable Performance The 2020 Ford EcoSport boasts several performance features that ensure you're always ready for your next adventure. This SUV is available with two different engines. The standard engine is the 1.0-liter EcoBoost turbocharged engine with direct injection. You can also choose the 2.0-liter Ti-VCT (GDI) engine that features direct injection and Intelligent 4WD technology for enhanced handling. The EcoSport is also equipped with auto start-stop technology that decreases unnecessary fuel consumption and vehicle emissions on the road. This technology will automatically shut off your engine when your vehicle comes to a complete stop and then restart the vehicle as soon as you take your foot off the brake pedal. The hill start assist technology will make it easier than ever to switch from brake to gas pedal without rolling backward when on a hill. Excellent Safety Features The 2020 Ford EcoSport comes with several safety features to keep you feeling confident while driving. The BLIS with cross-traffic alert system will also inform you of vehicles behind you when you're backing up as well as alerting you when a vehicle is in your blind zone. Other safety features in the 2020 Ford EcoSport include head restraints and three-point safety belts, an emergency brake assist system, Safety Canopy with system side-curtain air bags, a personal safety system with dual-stage driver and front-passenger air bags, an SOS post-crash alert system, remote keyless entry, and a SecuriLock passive anti-theft system. If you're ready to test-drive the 2020 Ford EcoSport, stop by Earnhardt Ford today. We'd love to help you find your next favorite car.

The 2020 Ford Explorer has had a top-to-bottom redesign from previous models and is one of America's most-loved SUVs. With several trim levels to choose from and a handful of capability-enhancing features to enjoy, the 2020 Ford Explorer is sure to be your next favorite vehicle. Let's take a look at a few of the most exciting features to look forward to on the Explorer. more A Gorgeous Exterior The 2020 Ford Explorer has been completely redesigned, so you can expect great things in terms of appearance. The Explorer features a bold limited grille that boasts a bright silver-painted mesh insert and chrome bars that'll turn heads on the road. Its 20-inch hand-polished aluminum wheels make a statement, while the redesigned front and rear LED lighting ensures you're always seen while using less energy. A Spacious Interior The interior of the 2020 Ford Explorer is incredibly spacious and can comfortably accommodate six passengers. The middle row of seats are captain's chairs, while the back seats are a split-folding bench that can easily be put down for more cargo space. Behind the third-row seat, you'll find 18.2 cubic feet of cargo space, while behind the second row there is 47.9 cubic feet of space. With all seats folded down, you can enjoy up to 87.8 cubic feet of space. An Exciting Infotainment System The 2020 Ford Explorer is equipped with your choice of either an 8-inch touch screen display or a vertical 10.1-inch touch screen display. Both options are easily compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for seamless integration with your smartphone. The touch screen uses the Ford SYNC 3 technology that's both easy to use and voice-activated. The interface is extremely user-friendly and has a split-screen capability so you can always stay connected. Plus, when you opt for the FordPass Connect feature, you'll also enjoy an in-vehicle 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot that can connect to up to 10 devices at once. This hotspot will stay connected to your phone for up to 50 feet outside of your vehicle. Exceptional Safety The 2020 Ford Explorer is equipped with several safety features as part of the Ford Co-Pilot360 system. This system includes features such as a blind spot information system to alert you when vehicles are in your blind zone, a rearview camera to make backing up a breeze, a lane-keeping system to ensure you stay in your lane, automatic emergency braking to help prevent imminent collisions, and auto high-beam headlamps to ensure you can see in front of you and other cars can see you coming. Additional safety features that come standard on the 2020 Ford Explorer include front passenger and driver knee air bags, AdvanceTrac with roll stability control, a safety canopy system, an SOS post-crash alert system, and LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tether Anchors for Children). Are you unsure of which 2020 Ford Explorer model is right for your needs and style? Drop by Earnhardt Ford! We'd be happy to help you choose the best option for you and let you test drive each trim to see which one feels right.

Regardless of how much you drive, your car will eventually need maintenance. Ideally, you should be providing your car with regular visits to an auto center for oil changes and other routine care to keep it running at its best. If you're looking for somewhere to take your car that offers quick, professional service, then check out the Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center at Earnhardt Ford. Here are some of the benefits of using their service. more Factory-Trained Technicians Not everyone knows the ins and outs of how their vehicle operates, especially when it comes to what goes on under the hood. This is why it's important to have a professional work on your car. The factory-trained technicians at Quick Lane can inspect your vehicle thoroughly and give you an in-depth report that will detail any problems or concerns. They're able to work on vehicles of any make or model, so don't hesitate to bring your car to them. No Appointment Needed When you have a busy schedule, it can be difficult to fit in an oil change or getting your tires rotated. That's why Quick Lane never requires an appointment. Stop in when it's convenient for you and they'll get you in and out as quickly as possible. They have evening hours and are also open on Saturday, so you can bring your car in after work or on the weekend if you can't get it done during the week. Another benefit of bringing your car to Quick Lane is that there are over 650 locations nationwide. This means that you can get your car serviced by trained technicians no matter where you go. Many Available Services Many service centers specialize in one aspect of car maintenance, such as oil changes. This means that you have to take your car to one place for an oil change and another place for a brake job, which can be a little inconvenient. At the Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center, you can take care of a variety of repairs and routine maintenance all in one location. If you buy tires for your vehicle here, it will also include services like tire rotation, tire inspection, tire installation, and balancing. They offer a low price guarantee on top brands such as Michelin, Goodyear, Dunlop, and more. You'll have several choices on oil changes. They are: Good choice: Oil and filter change. Better choice: The works fuel saver package. Best choice: Vehicle-specific scheduled maintenance, The first is an oil change using a Motorcraft synthetic blend, while if you get "the works," you'll also get your tires rotated, a brake inspection, and your battery tested. The vehicle-specific option will include any scheduled maintenance your vehicle may need, including an oil change. Other services they provide are for the cooling system and replacement of belts and hoses. Keep your vehicle running at its best by bringing it into the Quick Lane Tire & Auto Center at Earnhardt Ford for all your maintenance needs. Our trained experts are happy to help with any problems you may have. image via pixabay

Ford has been around since the early 1900s, making it one of the longest-standing American car manufacturers in history. This also means that Ford understands the overall lifestyle of the American family, and their selection of cars and SUVs fit whatever stage of life you may be in. In this article, we share some of the 2020 Ford SUV models you may want to consider for your next purchase. We also explore several features that may be of interest when choosing between the SUV options available to you. more Interior Room and a Strong Engine The Ford Expedition is the largest SUV in the Ford family with seating for eight and above-average legroom for the front row seats, as well as passengers in the second and third rows. The Ford Expedition also boasts a standard 4.6-liter V-8 engine, making it easy to tow a camper, another vehicle, or a boat. With an MSRP of $52,810, the XLT Expedition carries with it features such as heated and ventilated seating and an impressive MPG for city and highway driving, making this model a prime vehicle for the busy family. A Budget-friendly Option Ford understands that everyone is at different stages in life, with varying needs and desires when it comes to purchasing a new SUV. With an MSRP of $24,885 for the standard trim level, the Ford Escape meets the money-conscious car purchaser where their budget is, and the features of this model don't end there. You'll also benefit from the Escape's hybrid or plug-in hybrid options, selectable drive modes, and overall fun you'll have driving this made-for-adventure vehicle. Many Features at a Fair Price At the standard trim level, the Ford Explorer has an MSRP of $36,675. For this price point, the features are seemingly endless, including seating for seven, rear-wheel drive, and technology that is made with safety in mind. The Explorer is a versatile SUV that's made for anyone who has places to be and wants to feel comfortable getting there. A Fun, Stylish Ride The Ford Edge is the first SUV from the Ford Performance Team and features a sport mode that will thrill any driver who wants to rev their engine on an open road. With an MSRP of only $31,100, the Edge is a fun and stylish ride that offers a lot of features that the average SUV owner is looking for. These features include a 2.7L Ecoboost V-6 engine, driver-assist technologies, and an estimated 29 miles per gallon on the highway. The Ford Edge is an efficient vehicle that is just one step above the Escape. Of course, all of the Ford model SUVs come with basic safety features such as air bags, antilock brakes, and tire pressure monitors, among others. There are added attributes specific to each model that will appeal to the right driver depending on their current lifestyle or the one they are actively working toward. Search our inventory of new model Ford SUVs for the vehicle that is perfect for you.

Many things have the potential to damage your vehicle in different ways, but most people don't see the sun as one of them. It causes overheating issues and does paint damage, among other things. Take a look at this listing of methods you can use to protect your vehicle from the sun's harmful rays. more Avoid Exposure The best way to be certain your vehicle is protected from the sun is to take it out of direct sunlight. Park in the shade or inside of enclosed areas like garages or parking decks whenever possible. This will protect both the inside and outside of your vehicle from sun damage. If you can't find a shady or covered spot, use a full-sized vehicle cover to block or reflect the sun's rays. Use Interior Covers Windshield sun protectors and seat covers can be used to prevent sun damage to leather or other surfaces inside of your vehicle. Sun protectors are great for avoiding high temperatures inside your vehicle's cabin. Seat covers do the same, but cannot cover console and armrest surfaces that may be vulnerable to sunlight. Using both items is best since sun protectors tend to cover the windshields fore and aft, but not the side windows. Keep the Exterior Clean and Waxed Solar exposure wreaks havoc on a good paint job. Help prevent this by keeping it clean and treated. As the sun fades and micro-cracks vehicle paint, dirt on the surface of the paint can get into the cracks and make them worse. Removing dirt and dust regularly prevents this and extends the life of your paint job. Waxing protects paint jobs from ultraviolet rays. Keep an eye on the reviews of different wax brands and go with the ones that do the best job. The higher the quality of the waxing product, the longer it will do its job. It is recommended that you wax your vehicle at least once every three weeks, or more often if it often encounters conditions that could damage the finish. Keep an Eye on Your Tires When people think of tire blowouts, they tend to imagine potholes, nails, or other debris doing direct damage to the tire, but the sun can have the same effect. Make sure your tire pressure remains ideal according to your user manual or the instructions concerning your tires if they aren't the ones your vehicle came with. A combination of hot asphalt and low tire pressure can cause a blowout as easily as running over something sharp. Treat Your Seats and Dashboards Like exterior paint, your seats and dashboards can be faded or otherwise damaged by sunlight. Get your hands on products like leather conditioner, wood polish, auto cleaner for plastics, upholstery cleaner for cloth seats, and carpet shampoo for floor carpet and carpeted floor mats. This may seem like a lot, but you'll love the results if you put in the effort to care for your vehicle's interior. All of these materials last longer when appropriately treated. Take to heart these tips for protecting your vehicle from sunlight. The alternative is expensive. For other tips on how to keep your vehicle in top shape, head over to Earnhardt Ford in Chandler, Arizona. Take a look at their expansive inventory while you're in the area. image via pixabay

The Ford Ranger made its triumphant return last year in the U.S. after over a decade gone. It was one of the most anticipated re-introductions ever, and now with the 2020 models arriving, it's continuing its success. This year's model offers a powerful turbo engine with fast acceleration and a range of safety technology, along with some brand-new surprises to boot. Learn all the ways that the 2020 Ford Ranger is ready for adventure both on roads and off, and find out where you can go to test drive this unique pickup today. more 2020 Ford Ranger Power and Performance Only one engine is offered for the new 2020 Ford Ranger: a 2.3-liter turbo inline-four that delivers 270 horsepower. It's backed up by 310 pound-feet of torque and matched to a 10-speed automatic. If you're looking to tow a trailer along with you, it's got plenty of capabilities. When equipped with the Trailer Towing Package, the Ranger can handle up to 7,500 pounds — one of the highest towing ratings in its class. For a light-duty pickup, this is one that can really perform. Technology Features At the base level, you'll get a range of standard technology features, including a Wi-Fi hot spot and automatic headlights. Upgraded technology includes features such as parking sensors, the Ford Sync 3 infotainment interface with an 8-inch touch screen, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay. You can also upgrade to features such as remote start, automatic wipers, LED headlights, and a high-end sound system by Bang & Olufsen with 10 speakers. There are multiple USB ports for charging or device syncing, and the voice commands are among the best on the market. Safety Technology Naturally, you'll want to be safe on the roads. Ford has you covered here. Even at the base level, you get blind-spot monitoring, cross-traffic alerts, pedestrian detection, and frontal collision warnings through the Ford Co-Pilot 360 package. Upgrading gets you features like front and rear parking sensors, GPS navigation, and adaptive cruise control. Off-Roading A new addition this year is the addition of two off-road packages: the FX2 and FX4. These packages will be welcomed to drivers who have been looking for a solid off-road truck. They deliver with specialized tunings both exterior and under the hood, ensuring you've got the ability to trailblaze wherever you like. Interior Comfort One thing fans will notice right away is that the cabin design is well-considered and quite comfortable. The seats are padded and supported, and the cabin does a great job of providing a serene ride, mitigating wind, and road noise authoritatively. The cabin is very easy to enter and exit as well, and the controls are easy to reach and intuitive to use. The newest model of 2020 Ford Ranger contains some excellent new surprises, is comfortable, offers plenty of technology features. Overall, it is a solid entry into Ford's lineup. If you'd like to check one out for yourself, Earnhardt Ford is ready to help. Stop by for a test drive today!

The legendary Ford Bronco is making a return late in the spring of 2020. It will still be a rugged SUV with a truck-based design and have all the off-road equipment you need to take it up and over rough terrain. It will share a platform with the Ranger pickup truck and come in both a two-door and four-door model. Here is what we know so far about the 2020 Ford Bronco. more The Exterior Look The biggest news with the new Bronco is that it will feature a removable roof and removable doors. It will come with a hardtop roof that you can take off, and if you want to take the doors off, you can stow them away in the cargo area. The side mirrors will stay mounted on the A-pillars, and the patents for the doors is a system that makes them easy to remove using a set of latches. The new Bronco will use the same body-on-frame design as the Ranger, and you can expect to see two wheelbase lengths to support either two or four doors. The Power Power for the new Bronco will come from a 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine, which is the same engine for the Ranger. There is also some speculation that a V-6 will be available, and Ford confirmed that a new hybrid powertrain will also be a part of the Bronco lineup. Ford's 10-speed automatic transmission is expected to work with either of the gas engines, and the lower will come standard with rear-wheel drive and offer all-wheel drive as an option. The higher-end trim levels are expected to come standard with all-wheel drive. The Interior Ford has not revealed what the interior of the new Bronco will look like. Some experts believe that based on the retro look of the exterior, the cabin will also have a retro look, but this is just speculation. You can expect to see all the latest technology, including the Sync 3 infotainment system, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and hands-free capabilities. The Baby Bronco Will Come First Before the release of the full-size Bronco, Ford will introduce the baby Bronco. This is a smaller crossover SUV similar to the 2020 Escape but with a more rugged look. The baby Bronco will also sit up higher than the rest of the SUVs in the Ford lineup and have an all-wheel-drive system designed for rugged terrain. The real name of this smaller Bronco has not been released yet, but you can expect to see it before the larger version makes an appearance. The Bronco R As Ford slowly releases information about the Bronco, they also revealed an off-road version of the SUV called the Bronco R. Experts believe this version gives us an idea of what the shape of the Bronco will look like and what size it will be. There is still a lot to learn about the all-new Bronco. It should arrive sometime in the late spring of 2020, so we will just have to wait a little while longer for more details. In the meantime, stop by for a test drive of any of our vehicles. image via ford.com

If you're searching for a new, family-friendly, full-size SUV, then look no more. The 2019 Expedition is out and better than ever. Big enough to haul your whole family and stylish enough to please you, here are four reasons why big families love the 2019 Ford Expedition. more Designed to Stand Out The 2019 Ford Expedition was designed to capture attention. The XLT, or base model, will come with features such as halogen headlights, a manual liftgate, and 18-inch machined aluminum wheels with magnetic painted pockets. On the Limited, you will find 20-inch ultra-bright aluminum wheels with tarnished dark-painted pockets, LED tail lamps, and a bright chrome grille. If you decide you want to go with the Platinum, you will enjoy even more incredible features. This Expedition model will come with 22-inch polished aluminum wheels, satin chrome door handles, and a panoramic vista roof. You will also be able to see clearly with help from the LED headlamps and fog lights. Amazing Power and Performance Under the hood of the 2019 Expedition, you will find a seriously powerful engine that maintains the fuel efficiency you want. The 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine and ten-speed automatic transmission provide you with a smooth ride and impressive power. You will get up to 375 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque. When equipped with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package, you will be able to easily haul up to 9,300 pounds. The available four-wheel-drive system will help you get through any terrain so you can take your family on plenty of fun adventures. Spacious Interior When you and your family sit down for the first time inside the new Expedition, you will definitely be impressed. On the XLT, you will find great features such as nice cloth seating, single-zone automatic temperature control, and a rearview camera with backup assist. If you move up to the Limited, you will get leather-trimmed seats with heated and ventilated front seats. You will also get dual-zone climate control and an 8-inch dash display. For more luxury, check out the Platinum trim. Your kids will love the wireless charging and available rear-seat entertainment system. The voice-activated touchscreen will help you connect while keeping your eyes on the road. You will all be surrounded in comfort with the same seating as the Limited as well as the heated steering wheel and ambient lighting. Safety Features to Protect Everyone Ford has implemented some great safety features in the 2019 Expedition. The range of safety options will impress even the toughest to please. You will find a rear backup camera, dual-stage front airbags, and a safety canopy system. You will also have side-impact airbags and an SOS post-crash alert system. Together, these will help protect you in case of an accidental collision. If you have any questions about the 2019 Expedition, don't hesitate to reach out to us. The staff at Earnhardt Ford would love to help you out or even get you set up for a test drive. image via ford.com

Finding a truck that can tow confidently and reliably is easy once you discover the Ford truck lineup. But which one is perfect for your lifestyle? Here's a list that you can use to help you make your decision regarding the best Ford trucks for towing. more Super Duty If you're looking for the most truck with the most muscle, only the Ford Super Duty will do. That goes double if you're planning on gooseneck or fifth-wheel towing. Properly equipped, the 2019 Super Duty can handle up to 21,000 pounds for conventional towing, 27,500 pounds with fifth-wheel towing, and an amazing 35,000 pounds with gooseneck towing. It achieves these impressive numbers through the strength of its 6.7-liter Power Stroke turbo diesel engine, which produces best-in-class 450 horsepower and 935 pound-feet of torque. But if you want a gas-powered truck, the 6.2-liter V-8 is a capable workhorse as well. Use the trailer reverse guidance system to back your trailer up with ease. This system uses cameras to look at both sides of your trailer, so you can back up through the tightest spots. The tire pressure monitoring system keeps tabs on the health of your truck's and your trailer's tires. The 2019 Super Duty 450 is your new best friend on the worksite. F-150 For a midsize truck that can handle what your lifestyle throws at it, check out the 2020 F-150. Its 13,200-pound maximum towing capacity is more than enough to take on small jobs and tow what you need for your adventure. Like the Super Duty, the new F-150 is loaded with towing features that make hauling easier than ever. The Pro Trailer Backup Assist system lets you rotate a knob to tell your truck where you want your trailer to go and it helps your aim as you back up. The factory-installed trailer brake helps you maintain ultimate control over your trailer. These and the many other useful smart towing features take your trips to the next level. One of the reasons why the F-150 has been the number-one selling truck in America for decades is its great mix of practicality and strength. If you're not hauling major loads, it's strong enough to handle your life, whether you're on the clock or at the campsite. Ranger Looking for a truck that can handle your active lifestyle? Check out the 2019 Ford Ranger. It can be loaded with an impressive array of off-road features that make it one of the most useful towing pickups when the road runs out of payment. Properly equipped, the 2019 Ranger can handle up to 7,500 pounds with a conventional towing hitch. Its high-strength steel frame, powerful engine, and four-wheel drivetrain give it all it needs to tow ATVs, dirt bikes, small boats — whatever you need to make your weekend warrior trips the best they can be. When you're ready to take a test drive of your next towing pickup truck, come see our team at Earnhardt Ford in Chandler, Arizona. Discover why Ford trucks are the best haulers on the market. Some rights reserved by truckhardware