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Like most drivers, your primary concern is reaching your destination safely, whether it's work, school, or any other place. Ford's century-long reputation as a leading brand can be attributed to its unwavering commitment to safety. Every Ford vehicle is equipped with a range of safety features designed to safeguard you, ensuring that you receive optimal value for your investment.

 
As winter arrives and temperatures decrease, it becomes crucial to give special attention to your vehicle's tire pressure. The cold weather causes the air molecules in your tires to contract, resulting in a reduction in tire pressure. This, in turn, can affect your car's performance and fuel efficiency.

 
With numerous commercial vehicles covering extensive distances each day on North American roads, the electrification of these fleets holds considerable environmental advantages. A significant hurdle preventing many businesses from transitioning to electric fleets has been the insufficient infrastructure. Ford Pro has recently collaborated with Xcel Energy to substantially increase the availability of charging stations. Moreover, businesses in specific states stand to gain from offsetting fees related to upgrading their fleets.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have witnessed a surge in popularity within the automotive industry due to technological advancements and rising environmental concerns. Nevertheless, amidst their numerous advantages, persistent myths and misconceptions linger in the realm of electric vehicles.

 
Amidst the scorching summer sun, finding solace within air-conditioned havens becomes imperative. This pursuit of coolness surpasses indoor confines, encompassing our automobiles as well. The sweltering heat can adversely affect your car's air conditioning, underscoring the importance of punctual AC maintenance.

 
As we approach the summer season, it's time to gear up your vehicle for thrilling road trips, weekend getaways, and long drives basking in the sun. Whether you're a car enthusiast or simply looking to elevate your driving experience, there are several indispensable accessories and upgrades that can add convenience and enjoyment to your summer journeys.

 
As summer arrives, many of us eagerly embrace the warmer weather and partake in outdoor activities. However, amidst our focus on shielding ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, we often neglect an essential aspect: safeguarding our vehicles from sun damage. Prolonged exposure to intense sunlight can result in various problems for your Ford car, including faded paint, cracked interiors, and diminished battery life. We have compiled a list of valuable suggestions for protecting your car from sun damage.

 
Henry Ford revolutionized the world in 1908, introducing the affordable Ford Model T, a groundbreaking achievement. Affectionately nicknamed the Tin Lizzie and primarily constructed from wood, this vehicle opened up the world of American automobiles to the average citizen. However, let's delve deeper into its significance and explore why Ford ceased production of a model that had already sold over a million units just seven years after its initial release.

 
For the 2024 Mustang, Ford has introduced the Dark Horse Fastback trim, equipped with impressive features like Pirelli P Zero tires, a MagneRide damping system, and a 500-horsepower engine. The EcoBoost Fastback base model has also received an upgrade with a 12.4-inch LCD digital instrument cluster and full IOD message center.

 
In an exciting announcement, Ford has revealed its plans to return to Formula 1 racing in 2026. This marks a significant move for the car manufacturer, which last competed in the sport in 2004. Ford's decision to enter the championship again follows a trend of car manufacturers returning to Formula 1 in recent years.