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The Ford Explorer was first manufactured as an SUV in 1991. Prior to that time, the Explorer name was used for a trim package for Ford's pickup trucks. When the Explorer was originally manufactured it was offered as either a two-door or four-door model. The Explorer became exclusively a four-door SUV in 2002. The 2019 model is included in the fifth generation of the Explorer SUV. The 2020 model year is slated to be the beginning of the sixth generation of Explorers. 2019 Ford Explorer Trims The 2019 Ford Explorer offers consumers five trim levels from which to choose. All trim levels share a set of standard features and have features that make them unique. The trims are the Base, the XLT, the Limited, the Sport and the Platinum. 2019 Ford Explorer Standard Features Up to seven people can ride in all models of the 2019 Ford Explorer. When cargo space is needed, the seats fold to provide approximately 81.7 cubic feet of cargo space. In order to help drivers see and be seen, the Explorer is equipped with LED headlights that activate automatically and with LED tail lights. 2019 Ford Explorer The Base The Base is the lowest level of the five trims. The base model has a 3.5 liter Ti-VCT V6 engine, but there is also a 2.3 liter EcoBoost 1-4 engine available. Standard handling features on the Base model are trailer sway control and independent suspension systems for the front and rear, Electronic Power Assist Steering and Hill Start Assist. Hill Descent Control, Intelligent 4WD and a Terrain Management System are optional handling features on the base model. 2019 Ford Explorer The XLT The XLT offers the same 3.5 liter Ti-VCT engine as the Base trim. In addition to standard features, the XLT offers options such as automatic high beams, heated side mirrors with LED turn signal indicators and rain-sensing windshield wipers. Optional convenience features on the XLT include a Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keep Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert and Collision Warning with brake support. 2019 Ford Explorer The Limited The Limited comes standard with a 2.3 liter EcoBoost 1-4 engine with an option to be equipped with the 3.5 liter Ti-VCT V6 engine. A SiriusXM Satellite Radio and a voice-activated navigation system is standard on the Limited. The Limited also has available a dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control feature that is part of the air conditioning system. 2019 Ford Explorer The Sport The Explorer Sport has a 3.5 liter EcoBoost engine. The Sport is equipped with handling features such as Electronic Power Assist Steering, Hill Start Assist, a Terrain Management System and Intelligent 4WD among others. 2019 Ford Explorer The Platinum The Platinum package features upgrades like Nirvana leather seats. The Ford Safe and Smart combination of driver convenience features is standard on the Platinum. The Platinum features the same engine as the Sport. For additional information about the 2019 Explorer, contact the professional staff at Wyatt Johnson Ford.

The 2019 Ford Transit 150 is one of the most advanced and superior passenger wagons to make its way into the market. These passenger vans come with extensive capacity within the cargo area. The 2019 Ford Transit 150 can come with a variety of engines based on what you require from the vehicle. The options for the engine range from a 275 hp 3.7 liter V6 engine to a 310 hp 3.5 liter EcoBoost V6, and the 3.2 liter 185 hp Powerstroke diesel engine. The engines are powerful and come with a six speed automatic transmission. All of the models for the 2019 Ford Transit 150 are available with low or medium size height of the roof and the cargo van is available within short or regular bases. The short wheelbase version of the 2019 Ford Transit 150 can carry around 10 passengers ion one trip. The van is host to exceptional safety in the form of side-curtain airbags for all of the rows, a stabilizer bar and front McPherson struts. The 2019 Ford Transit 150 comes with numerous features and equipment including the SYNC, a satellite radio, an integrated brake controller for trailer a trailer towing package, a navigation setup and a back up camera system. The best thing about the 2019 Ford Transit 150 is that it can be configured or customized according to the way you want. You can use it as a passenger carrier a stripped-down cargo van or something else. The Transit hasn’t seen much change ever since it debuted, but the 2019 Ford Transit 150 sees better cargo management accessories and new camera technology alongside the updated passenger seat count. 2019 Ford Transit 150 Comfort and Styling The 2019 Ford Transit 150 ranks well when it comes to comfort and convenience. The vehicle comes with power windows, air conditioning and a decent door lock system. The vinyl floor covering works well with the exceptional seats to give added comfort and feasibility. Additionally, the vehicle has 12 volt power outlets that make charging your phone easier. The 2019 Ford Transit 150 also has power running boards, brake controllers and 16 inch styled aluminum wheels. You can also configure the 2019 Ford Transit 150 as an ambulance, because of the size and the convenience that it provides. 2019 Ford Transit 150 Performance The 2019 Ford Transit 150 can come with a variety of engines based on what you require from the vehicle. The options for the engine range from a 275 hp 3.7 liter V6 engine to a 310 hp 3.5 liter EcoBoost V6, and the 3.2 liter 185 hp Powerstroke diesel engine. The engines are powerful and come with a six speed automatic transmission. 2019 Ford Transit 150 Safety The safety of the 2019 Ford Transit 150 is at par with all other models in the market, as the vehicle has side airbags, roll stability control and a pressure monitoring system for the tires. The rearview camera also makes parking easier and saves from minor dents. The car is known to have a good grip on the road and is a safe bet for commercial and private purposes.

The Ford Focus was first released by Ford back in the 2000s. It came across as a replacement for the Ford Escort, which had made quite a name for itself in the market. The Focus not only outscored the Escort when it came to features, but also went above and beyond to give a dollop of style and driving dynamics. Ford had succeeded in creating a unique style for an otherwise drab & small family car. The Focus came across as an instant hit and was able to woo people over through its magic. The model is now in its fourth generation and has had a successful time in the market during the previous three generations. Ford has incorporated minor re-designs within the model for 2019, and it is hoped that consumers would like the kind of drive they get to experience with the 2019 Ford Focus. 2019 Ford Focus New Features The 2019 Ford Focus incorporates some of the latest features when it comes to infotainment systems and entertainment within the car. The vehicle comes with a Sync infotainment system, which has a size of over 8.0 inches. The wireless charging pod and the Wi-Fi hotspot ensure that you’re connected to the outside world. The United States market has received the slightly raised version of the Ford Focus hatchback, known as the Focus Active. 2019 Ford Focus Performance and Fuel Economy The performance of the 2019 Ford Focus is in line with the expectations that many drivers have from it. The vehicle has sufficient power for its size and price range. The 2019 Ford Focus has come out with 2 options; the 1.0-liter turbocharged EcoBoost and the 1.5-liter EcoBoost turbo-4. The 2.0 liter Eco Blue Turbodiesel option has been scraped out because the manufacturers did not feel the need for it. Additionally, all of the variants and options will come packed with an 8-speed automatic transmission that will give a good pick. There is not a lot of power under the hood, but it still is a lot when you look at the Ford Focus in perspective to the price range. The fuel economy is good as the car can go at over 15km per liter on highways. The average can come down when being driven in the city. 2019 Ford Focus Safety The 2019 Ford Focus comes with a wide array of safety features to assist the driver in the driving process. The car includes automatic emergency braking alongside blind spot monitoring, cross traffic alerts, automatic high beams, pedestrian detection, rearview cameras, and a lane keeping system. All of these safety features make the 2019 Ford Focus one of the most packed cars when it comes to safety on the roads. Ford has had zero compromise on safety and the 2019 Ford Focus follows suit.

The 2019 Ford Escape is a rare crossover that goes beyond the expectations we have from our cars to deliver optimal performance and utility. The Ford Escape is one of the most well-known cars operating within the market, and it is known for its prized utility as a car that drives like a sedan with the feasibility and convenience of a SUV. It is, in its truest form, a choice that offers the best of both worlds for consumers. 2019 Ford Escape Performance The cargo space in the Ford Escape ranks at the top among all similar models. The front wheel standard drive option has its own benefits, which can be enhanced through the addition of the all-wheel drive option. The all-wheel drive gives you more confidence on steep roads, and during wet weather. The 2.0L 245 horsepower engine is a blast for this price range. There is also an additional choice for the 1.5l turbocharged 4-cylinder engine with 179 hp. Both of these engines come with a six speed automatic transmission choice. The Ford Escape comes in different trim levels, namely S, SE, SEL and Titanium. All of these trim levels offer additional convenience of their own. The S level is the bare minimum, which is why we expect that most consumers will start with the SE rather than the S. 2019 Ford Escape Style The 2019 Ford Escape carries on the legacy of style that Ford has maintained so consistently over the years. All Ford models have had a sparkling interior, with flawless exterior detailing. The Ford Escape also brings forth this interior brilliance in the form of nice design controls, ease of access and brilliant aesthetics. The entry and exit for the 2019 Ford Escape are quite convenient, and offer both comfort and style. Anyone who has driven the 2019 Ford Escape would agree that it drives and feels a lot smaller than what it looks. This is in fact a good thing. 2019 Ford Escape Comfort The minimal engine noise, good leg space, strong climate control and supportive seats are some of the biggest factors adding to the comfort associated with the Ford Escape 2019. The seats offer good comfort, since they have front seat cushions and flat bottoms. The power adjustable lumbar is a bit too aggressive. Ride comfort could be better, as the 2019 Ford Escape gives quite a bumpy performance when driven on rough roads. The car has a firm suspension, which will take some time adjusting to bumpy roads around town. The engine, however, is exceptionally quiet and has a pleasant growl when you step on the pedal. 2019 Ford Escape Features The 2019 Ford Escape has plenty of small nooks and storage spaces that allow you to store your items in a feasible manner. Additionally, the audio system is quite updated, and allows users to listen to their favorite tracks. The satellite radio is pitiful as signal dropouts are quite common. The safety within the 2019 Ford Escape is top notch, as the car offers different sensors and traffic flow monitoring to help with parking and safety on the road.

Looking for a Ford pickup but felt like you needed more power than the F-150? If so, the Ford Superduty F-250 is possibly the right model for you. It's a decent upgrade over the F-150, so if you need that little extra capacity, it makes perfect sense to start looking at this model. Superduty Ford F-250 What Trims are Available? Ford has also made various trims available for the F-250. The entry trim is XL with a V8 engine that offers 385 hp and 430 lb-ft of torque. That's only a slight improvement over the F-150. If you want far more power, you can start with the XLT and move up to the more premium trims. With the bigger trims you do get bigger cabs, so make sure that you choose a trim that offers a balance of the cab space you need and the power you need. A Strong Continuation of the F-150's Interior Ford is repeating what has worked with the F-150. The F-150 is incredibly roomy and the F-250 is no different. The front row sits incredibly comfortably and there is plenty of space for the rear passengers as well. We think that the line has the most comfortable interior in the large pickup category. And as expected, the storage and cargo space is outstanding. There's enough storage in the cabin for many different purposes and uses. The cargo space on the bed is great for both weekend trips and large hauls. Superduty Ford F-250  Added Tech and Safety Features The F-150 had some decent safety and tech features, but there were some features that were missing. The F-250 adds features such as park assist, blind side monitoring, adaptive cruise control, 360 cameras, and more. These features are important when driving a large pickup as they make up the limited visibility. The only small thing about these features is that many do not come standard. The features vary depending on trim and a few of them are optional. While this does mean that you'll have to pay for extra customization, it is usually worth it. Is the F-250 a Worthy Choice? The Superduty F-250 definitely is a strong upgrade from the F-150. The extra safety and tech features help round out the vehicle while giving you the extra power you need for heavy hauls and tows. In conclusion, it's a great value for your money. It's among the top rated in its category and has a great resale value as well.

Fifty-five years ago, on April 17, 1964, the original Ford Mustang was introduced to the world. The original projected sales for the Mustang was 100,000 cars annually. The first day the Mustang was available, there were 22,000 orders for the car. Within the first year on the market, there were 417,000 Mustangs sold. The 2019 Mustang is a member of the sixth generation of Mustangs sold. There have been updates and changes since the car was introduced in the 60's, but the Mustang still delivers the power and performance expected from a sports car. With an overall score of 8.6, the Mustang has been ranked number 2 in Sports Cars by U.S. News and World Report. 2019 Ford Mustang Performance The 2019 Mustang offers either a 310 horsepower, four-cylinder engine or a 460 horsepower V8 as the main engine choices for the line. A six-speed manual transmission is the standard transmission, but a ten-speed automatic transmission is available as well. For consumers looking to boost fuel efficiency, there is a 2.3 liter EcoBoost engine available. The cream of the crop of engine choices for the Mustang is the 5.0 liter V8. The 5.0 is available in the GT and Bullitt models, and it is the engine of choice for those wanting a thrill when behind the wheel. 2019 Ford Mustang Safety The 2019 Mustang earned a 5-star overall safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. A rear-view camera and the Ford MyKey system are standard safety features. The MyKey system is a nice feature for those who have younger drivers in the household. MyKey allows the vehicle's owner to regulate the top speed, give additional reminders to fasten the seatbelts, block satellite radio stations that have explicit content and provide an earlier warning when fuel levels are getting low. Other advanced safety features that are available on some models include adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, rear parking sensors, blind spot monitoring, forward collision alert with brake support, rear cross traffic alert, pre-collision assist with pedestrian detection and active braking, lane keep assist and rain-sensing windshield wipers. Ford Mustang Bullitt For 2019, the Mustang has a special edition to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Steve McQueen's portrayal of Lieutenant Frank Bullitt in the movie "Bullitt". The Bullitt edition is only available as a fastback. There is no convertible available for this model. The Bullitt has a more powerful V8 engine, an upgraded suspension, less exterior badging, leather-trimmed seats with dark green stitched accents and an all digital instrument cluster that is 12 inches. For more information about the Ford Mustang, contact the professionals at Wyatt Johnson Ford.

The full-size pickup market is a competitive segment of the vehicle market, and the Ford F150 maintains a place at the front of the competition. Offering best-in-class payload for the F150 XL regular cab and best-in-class towing for the F150 XL SuperCrew, Ford builds trucks that perform. The 2019 Ford F150 is built for long-term durability as well. 2019 Ford F-150 The Construction The Ford F150 has a frame made of 78 percent high-strength steel with large cross sections holding it together. The components of the frame are manufactured using a roll-forming fabrication process which minimizes weight and makes the frame approximately 60 pounds lighter than previous F150 frames. Sitting on top of the durable frame is a body made from a heat-treated and hardened aluminum alloy. This high-strength, military-grade alloy forms a strong yet lightweight body and bed that is both flexible and durable. Another benefit of using the aluminum alloy construction is it is resistant to dings, dents and corrosion caused by red rust. 2019 Ford F-150 The Bed The bed of the F150 can be equipped with features that make loading, unloading and hauling cargo easier. Available is the Ford BoxLink system which adds additional tie down locations by utilizing die-cast zinc cleats that attach and lock into four locations within the truck bed. Using the cleats gives a total of eight tie down locations for cargo. Using the cleats also improves the organization of the cargo space. Available LED box lights provide task lighting for loading or unloading in the dark. An available integrated tailgate step allows easier access to the cargo area which makes loading, tying down and unloading a less daunting task. Deployable box side steps also make accessing the box an easier task. When available, stowable loading ramps allow cargo to be rolled right into the bed. When equipped with a remote tailgate release the tailgate can be locked, unlocked or lowered at the touch of a button. 2019 Ford F-150 The Engine The Ford F150 offers six different engines in three configurations for consumers to choose the level of performance they need. Depending on the model, the engine configurations are naturally aspirated V6 and V8 gas engines with twin-independent variable cam timing, turbocharged and direct-injected gas EcoBoost V6 engines and a 3.0 liter Power Stroke TurboDiesel engine. To learn more about the features of the 2019 Ford F150 or to schedule a test drive contact the knowledgeable professionals at Wyatt Johnson Ford.

Since 1997 the Ford Expedition has held a place in the large SUV market. The largest of the Ford SUV family, the Expedition has seating for up to eight people. If all rear seats are folded out of the way there is up to 104.6 cubic feet of cargo space for hauling all of life's necessities. The 2019 Ford Expedition provides style, comfort and convenience to meet the needs of a variety of drivers. 2019 Ford Expedition Interior Comfort begins with seating. The 2019 Ford Expedition has available leather-trimmed seats that are heated and ventilated to provide maximum comfort. Available Active Motion technology helps to relieve lower back and leg fatigue on extended road trips. A leather-wrapped, heated steering wheel adds to the feel of luxury. All seating areas in the 2019 Ford Expedition boast copious amounts of head and shoulder room for increased comfort of all passengers. An available panoramic Vista Roof makes the cabin seem roomier. The Vista Roof has a panel over the front seats as well as one over the second row of seats. For the thrill of open-air driving, simply open the front panel of the Vista Roof. 2019 Ford Expedition Exterior The exterior styling of the 2019 Ford Expedition gives the impression of a bold, luxurious automobile. Modern, sculpted lines lend an air of stylish confidence to the body of the 2019 Ford Expedition. A satin-aluminum grille with bright chrome inner accents seems to confidently demand attention. Available LED headlights shine brightly to illuminate the road ahead. Available LED fog lamps increase visibility by reducing the amount of reflective light in conditions involving snow, heavy rain and fog. For those people requiring assistance entering or exiting the SUV, power deployed running boards are available. An available hands-free foot-activated liftgate allows for easier loading and unloading of the car. 2019 Ford Expedition Technology In today's on-the-go society, technology has an important role in the daily life of many consumers. Six available USB ports and a wireless charger in the center console allow for the easy charging of multiple devices. SYNC 3 technology provides nearly effortless ability to stay connected while on the road. For music and audiobook lovers there is an available 12-speaker B&O Sound System by Band and Olufsen. The available Dual-Headrest Rear-Seat Entertainment System allows everyone to enjoy the journey. This system allows passengers to watch videos, play games, stream from a mobile device or watch live TV using a Slingbox. Available FordPass Connect allows drivers and passengers to utilize an in-vehicle WIFI hotspot. When the hotspot is activated, up to 10 devices can be connected at one time. The signal range for the hotpot is approximately 50 feet. An available navigation system provides complimentary access to SiriusXM Traffic for five years along with a trial subscription to SiriusXM Travel Link. Detailed traffic information, current and forecasted weather conditions, gas station locations and prices, sports scores and schedules as well as movie theater locations and show listings and times are features included with SiriusXM Traffic and Travel Link. For more information regarding the 2019 Ford Expedition contact Wyatt Johnson Ford. https://www.wyattjohnsonford.com/ford-nashville-tn.html?Year=2019&Model=Expedition

Ford offers several trim options will the 2019 Mustang. Each trim offers plenty of great features and options for add-ons, but which one is the perfect fit for your needs and lifestyle? Here's a look at what each trim level of the 2019 Ford Mustang brings to the table. EcoBoost Fastback The base trim option is the Mustang EcoBoost Fastback, although it's anything but basic. This trim comes standard with 17-inch aluminum wheels painted in sparkle silver, LED headlights and taillights, and hood vents on the outside. Under the hood, you'll find the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine with a six-speed manual transmission and the option for a 10-speed automatic. You'll get up to 310 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque with this engine. Inside, you'll enjoy a six-speaker sound system with Ford's SYNC infotainment system and the option to upgrade to the SYNC 3 system plus a leather-wrapped steering wheel. A premium version of this trim is available which comes with the updated SYNC 3 infotainment system and nine speakers instead of six. The EcoBoost Fastback Premium also gets upgraded 18-inch wheels, ambient lighting, dual-zone automatic climate control, fog lights, and side mirrors with integrated turn signals. more EcoBoost Convertible If you want to enjoy some open-air driving, you'll want to take a look at the convertible trim options for the 2019 Mustang. The main differences you'll find between the base trim and this convertible option are found in the roof and the rear seats. You'll get a 50/50 split in the rear bench of the base trim, but the convertible doesn't allow the rear bench to fold. Ford also offers a premium version of this trim with the same upgrades that are added to the other premium trims. The GT Premium Convertible trim adds all the power of the GT with the convertible top and tacks on other premium features. GT Fastback For more power, the GT Fastback introduces a V-8 engine into the mix. A 5.0-liter V-8 with a six-speed manual transmission equipped with rev matching capability gets 460 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque. Other features include a driver's seat with power lumbar support and six-way power adjustments. The GT Premium Fastback adds the ability to select different drive modes like eco, sport, and normal, for your ideal drive each time you get behind the wheel. You'll also get eye-catching features like pony projection lights and ambient lighting with MyColor technology and a 4.2-inch instrument cluster. Bullitt Finally, if you want all the power and perks the 2019 Mustang has to offer, you'll want to check out the 2019 Bullitt. This beast uses the V-8 engine featured with the GT model but adds a performance exhaust system, red-painted brake calipers, a 12-inch digital instrument cluster with MyColor technology, and a heated steering wheel. All of these trim levels have the option to add different appearance and safety packages. Choose the available California Special package on certain trims for a unique design. Stop by Wyatt Johnson Ford to check out our selection of 2019 Mustangs and take a few different options for a test drive. You're sure to find one you love. Image via Flickr by F.D. Richards | Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

The 2019 Ford Explorer is back for another model year of great features, power, and convenience. Maybe you want more space, a bigger build, or a family vehicle. No matter what your needs and lifestyle, one of these Ford Explorer trim options is sure to fit the bill. Check out what the XLT, Limited, and Platinum trims bring to the table to see which one works for you. Standard Features In every explorer trim, you'll find seating for up to seven passengers, curve control technology, and as much as 81.7 cubic feet of cargo space available when all of the rear seats are folded down. The curve control capability helps drivers handle sharp turns safely. If the Explorer detects that you're entering a turn too quickly, it will automatically slow the vehicle for safer handling. All Explorer models also come with an independent front and rear suspension, hill start assist, and a rearview camera. more XLT If you're looking for a base trim level with some upgraded features, the XLT trim offers great perks inside and out. On the exterior, you'll get LED automatic headlights and taillights, roof rack side rails, and heated side mirrors. Inside the XLT you'll be welcomed with leather accents, a 60/40 split folding second-row seat, and a 50/50 split folding third-row seat. You'll get some serious power thanks to the XLT V-6 engine. This 3.5-liter engine offers 290 horsepower and 255 pound-feet of torque. With this engine and standard trailer sway control, you'll be able to tow up to 5,000 pounds. Limited The Limited model adds some convenience features as well as a different engine. A 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine comes equipped with this model and puts out 280 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque and offers a 3,000-pound towing capacity when properly equipped. A few of the luxury and convenience features included with the Limited model include chrome exterior accents, a hands-free liftgate, LED fog lights, chrome roof rails, and a 12-speaker Sony sound system. You'll also love the voice-activated navigation system, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and dual-zone automatic climate control. Platinum For top-notch features inside and out plus impressive power, the Explorer Platinum trim is a great choice. The interior will make you feel totally comforted with premium Nirvana leather with micro-perforations and quilted inserts. You'll also get a twin-panel moonroof, heated seating in the first and second rows, and wooden accents throughout. Other features make every life easier like power folding seats, blind spot monitoring with cross traffic alert, and Ford's SYNC 3 infotainment system. With the Platinum's four-wheel drive system and 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engine, you're sure to be impressed by its power and capability. This engine creates up to 365 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque and offers a 5,000-pound towing capacity. The four-wheel drive system comes with hill descent control and a Terrain Management System. This system allows you to choose your ideal handling for different driving conditions. Head into Wyatt Johnson Ford to see these great model options in person. Get behind the wheel of any of our new Ford models, and find your perfect fit. Image via DealerOn

Nashville is known as the epicenter of country music. After you walk from venue to venue listening to tunes, you are bound to get hungry. Why not check out one of these food trucks that might be visiting your favorite business? Smokin' Buttz BBQ Smokin' Buttz BBQ has been cruising around Nashville since 2014 and serves mouthwatering slow-smoked barbecue. The menu varies from day to day, but they try to serve a couple of the standard options at each location. There is The Hickory, which is a smoked pulled pork sandwich, and The Mesquite, which is a smoked pulled chicken sandwich. Try The Gut Buster for a little more flavor; it has either smoked pork or chicken and is then topped with BBQ sauce, nacho cheese, and jalapenos. Smokin' Buttz also offers a few sides like coleslaw, barbecue baked beans, mac and cheese, and chips. You can also order loaded or basic nachos. To locate the truck, text “Buttz” to 88000 to get updates on where it will be that day. Smokin' Bowls Smokin' Bowls takes traditional Japanese ramen and other Asian street foods and gives them a southern twist. The specialty at this food truck are the fusion bowls, of which there are currently four varieties. There is the Snoop Bowl, which takes pork and miso broth and adds smoked pork, noodles, mushrooms, onions, ginger, and chili. The Jerry Bowl is made with chicken and miso broth, smoked chicken, noodles, mushrooms, basil, and ginger. Another option is the Shroomin' Bowl, which is vegetarian and is made with a smoked vegetable broth, noodles, mushrooms, kale, and onions. You can get a few Asian street food appetizers like the chili lime shrimp potstickers, Thai basil chicken potstickers, or Asian tacos. You can find out the schedule for the food truck on their website. Yayo's O.M.G! Yayo's O.M.G! or Original Mexican Gourmet is another delicious option in Nashville. Yayo's sells Mexican-inspired dishes. All of their tacos can be purchased two or three at a time. The regular tacos come with either skirt steak, pork, chicken, or chorizo. Yayo's does have specialty tacos that are made with mahi-mahi, shrimp, or a combination of brisket, chorizo, and pork. Yayo's even has quesadillas and tostadas. Find the weekly schedule for Yayo's on their website. Retro Sno Retro Sno makes gourmet sno-cones that can be a tasty treat on a hot Nashville day. Retro Sno creates all of their syrups by hand without using high fructose corn syrup. They then use filtered water to make their ice, which is shaved to achieve a light, fluffy snow. They offer some very creative flavors compared to those you may remember as a child. Try options like the sweet tea and lemonade, vanilla toasted coconut, sangria, raspberry wedding cake, or blackberry pomegranate. The schedule for this food truck can be found on their website. Whether you want barbecue or Asian, or just about any other cuisine, you can probably find it on a food truck somewhere in Nashville. There are new trucks taking off every year, so keep yourself updated on the food truck scene. Image via Flickr by stu_spivack

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to take a lap or two around a real NASCAR track? Very few can claim to have had that experience, but with your own Roush Performance vehicle, you might be able to capture some of the same exhilaration of flying around a high-speed racetrack. Or perhaps you want to see what a vehicle is truly capable of when facing a challenging mountain climb? A Roush performance vehicle can answer that. What sets Roush performance vehicles apart? Read on to learn more about the history and special engineering of Roush Performance vehicles. Roush History The Roush Performance heritage is a rich and storied one. From drag racing to NASCAR, the company's racing division has won numerous championships with its outstanding performance engines. The Roush tradition began with Jack Roush, who joined Ford Motor Company in 1964 as an engine development engineer. He founded Roush Performance Engineering in 1976 after winning several drag racing championships with his partner, Wayne Gapp. In 1984, Roush began pursuing sports racing championships and succeeded over 140 times. In 1988, he ventured into NASCAR racing, where he saw tremendous success. In 2007, Roush partnered with Fenway Racing, which is still winning NASCAR championships today. more Performance Vehicles 2018 Roush vehicles with V-8 engines, such as the Mustang GT and the F-150, are equipped with the all-new 2650 supercharger kit. The kit is specially engineered to work with the V-8's 5.0-liter engine for a rated 700 horsepower and 610 pound-feet of torque on the Mustang and 640 horsepower and 600 pound-feet of torque on the F-150. The Raptor features a Roush/Fox 3.0 High-Performance off-road suspension system for the ultimate in all-terrain driving. Also available on some vehicles is the Roush Active Exhaust System, which allows you to custom tune the tone and flow of the car's exhaust from a smartphone app. The Roush R8 aero package is also available. Its function is to maximize airflow and create downforce. The Roush Side-Exit Exhaust System makes your truck look lean and mean while emitting that thrilling signature rumble. Wyatt Johnson Ford and Roush Roush Performance continues to partner with Ford today to bring a limited selection of specialty performance vehicles. These include the high-performance Mustang GT Jackhammer and the sleek Mustang Stage 1 and Mustang Stage 2. For off-roading, it's the Raptor, the F-150 and F-150 Sport, and the tough-as-nails Super Duty F-250. Wyatt Johnson Ford is proud to offer a limited number of these vehicles to you right here in Nashville. Whether it's high-octane performance or extreme off-roading adventure you seek, you can find the specialty vehicle you want. Come browse our selection or schedule a test drive today. Roush's vibrant history of high-performing, championship-winning engines and powertrains can't be denied. These vehicles are engineered Ford-tough and ready to tackle anything, from the track to the steepest, rockiest mountain terrain. With so many available features and upgrades, you can build the vehicle of your dreams and proudly continue the Roush driving tradition. https://www.flickr.com/photos/chris-short/13457147744/sizes/l Image via Flickr by Chris_Short