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Ford is an automaker known for being a “first” in many ways. This year, Ford brings electric power to the commercial van class for the first time. Now you can get the Transit, which is a best-selling commercial van, with hybrid technology. The 2022 model year introduces customers to the E-Transit, the inaugural electric hybrid Ford Transit van. You can now enjoy any of the original three Ford Transit models, including the cargo, passenger, and cutaway van, with a hybrid engine under the hood for fewer stops at the gas station and more savings at the pump.

 
The new 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E is an electric vehicle with a Mustang pedigree. It has earned the Mach-E the title “Electric Vehicle of the Year” in 2021 by Car and Driver. The Mach-E appears to be a traditional Mustang, except instead of a gasoline engine, electric motors power it. The current EV market consists of a number of SUV cross-overs without the sexy aura of a Mustang car, especially an electric version.

 

Ford Co-Pilot 360 is a collection of driver-assist features aiming to help drivers build their confidence on the road. The technology offers helpful features that include pedestrian detection, blind-spot technology and rear backup camera, among many others.

Owning a vehicle requires you to invest a good deal of time and money into your investment. If you want your car to run properly for many years to come, you'll need to utilize things like routine maintenance and service. A reputable service center will help get you on a schedule that you can keep up with. This can include a variety of different services such as:

Ford to the Rescue

Ford recently performed a study among its customers to tackle a rough subject: backseat drivers. We all know them, but do not love them at all, at least not when they're being backseat drivers. These often well-meaning passengers in a car will try to alert the driver if they sense a mistake is being made. What Ford wanted to know is if their Driver-assist technology might eliminate the need for backseat drivers from the future altogether.

An interesting new trend in vehicle ownership is that millennials are becoming much more interested in SUVs than sedans as they grow their families. In fact, this age group is buying SUVs at a higher rate than any other group of drivers right now. SUVs allow for more versatility as well as cargo and passenger space. Ford SUVs have become increasingly popular amongst millennials based on their durability, reliability and incredible performance features.