Ford Vehicles

Consumers are excited to see the new line-up for the trucks that are in store. They are bigger, badder, and even better than before. Full of all the power that one looks for in a heavy duty truck.

The 2006 Expedition is a vehicle that is great for the larger families. Of course if you bought just so you can have the pleasure of an SUV then that would work as well. The 2006 Expeditions is equipped with a 5.4 liter Triton V-8 engine. This great, big engine produces 300 horsepower and 365 pounds-feet of torque.

Who needs a small car when you can have a one ton, full size, Super Duty pickup truck. The brand new 2007 F-350 is the next best thing in Ford trucks and is every man’s dream come true. The truck is available in regular cab, SuperCab, and Crew Cab. If you are the type of person who needs to haul their boat or other enormous objects then you will be happy to know that the Dual rear wheel version can haul up to 17,000 pounds.

The 2007 Ford Edge, will mark the second in a new generation of cars from the famed automaker that can compete in quality with European and Japanese imports. The Edge takes build quality up a notch and uses generally nicer cabin materials than previous Fords that we have seen. The Edge also includes cabin technology, which younger car consumers are coming to expect.

Ford’s traditional, full-size, rear-wheel-drive sedan is given a brand new frame and some major upgrades to the ride including comfort, safety, and steering and handling features for the 2003 model year. The Crown Victoria is most commonly popular with taxicab companies and police squads. More than 80 percent of police pursuit vehicles in the United States and 90 percent of New York taxicabs are Crown Victorias.

In 2002 Ford Motor Company decided to give their minivans a makeover. It may have been a modest makeover, but it was one that was much enjoyed by consumers. New aero mirrors and thicker side windows were added and Ford’s AdvanceTrac electronic stability system became available to these newer models.

The Ford Escape has been and will continue to be one of America’s best selling small SUV. Some people find this hard to beleive because there is such a wide range of vehicle in this category, but Ford has a way of making their vehicle unique and desired by the consumers.

The 2005 GT is more than 18 inches longer and stands nearly 4 inches taller then it predecessor. Its new lines draw upon and refine the best features of Ford GT history and express the car’s identity through modern proportion and surface development. The front fenders curve over 18-inch wheels and Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar tires. In the tradition of original Ford GT racers, the doors cut into the roof.

The 2002 Ford Escape offers agile handling whether you are driving on paved or unpaved roads. The vehicle gives any driver a smooth ride and gives out strong acceleration performance from an optional V6 engine. The Escape seats four people comfortably, and folding down the rear seats reveals a flat, moderately sized cargo area. The best thing that people love about it is that the price is low making it affordable for everyone. The Ford Escape is among the best small sport-utilities vehicle on sale today, especially if you spend little time off road.

The 2005 Ford Expedition is a milestone for full-size SUVs. It is smooth and refined with responsive handling given its size and weight. Its four-wheel-independent suspension is unusually sophisticated in this class, providing better ride and handling, on-road and off.

The Expedition is best exemplified by the popular Eddie Bauer model with its luxurious and inviting interior and feature details that make for a more comfortable and convenient vehicle. A new 2005 Expedition Limited model kicks it up a notch with special trim colors and more standard features.