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Trucks need to be powerful, and nowadays, they also need to be stylish. The 2018 Ford Super Duty series of trucks, which includes the F-250, F-350, and F-450, go way beyond just meeting these criteria. With two powerful engine choices and multiple trim packages, you are sure to find a Super Duty truck that can tow pretty much anything you throw at it while being just right on the interior. Towing and Payload The Ford Super Duty lineup of trucks are the strongest available. Each model of the F-250 and F-350 comes standard with an extremely capable 385 horsepower 6.2-liter V8. If you want maximum torque and power, it is worth upgrading to the 6.7 liter Power Stroke diesel that makes 450 horsepower and a whopping 925 pound-feet of torque. The Super Duty can tow up to 34,000 pounds, so you can feel confident that if you want to bring it with you, you can. Towing isn't the only way the Super Duty carries more than the competition. The F-350 has a maximum payload of 7,630 pounds. more Interior Customization Trucks used to be the office of the working man, barren and only fitted with essentials for getting the job done. The Super Duty still offers that option, but also provides the opportunity to surround yourself in a luxurious interior. On the new Limited trim level, you'll get camelback two-tone leather front seats with heating, cooling, and ten-way power adjustability. Elsewhere in the cabin, you'll find ash wood accents, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and the Ford SYNC 3 system, including Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and navigation. Affordable Strength Not everyone needs a full luxury outfit, and that's another area where the Super Duty shines. You can get the same exceptional power and towing capacity in a stripped down package. A regular cab, long-bed F-250 XL with the Power Stroke diesel engine starts at only $42,270 MSRP. That is the beauty of the Ford Super Duty trucks, they can be a tool, a statement, or both. It is all up to you. Advanced Technology From an adaptive steering system to the class-exclusive Trailer Reverse Guidance system, the Super Duty incorporates technology that improves safety and convenience. The adaptive steering system, which is available on the XLT model and above, adjusts the steering ratio based on speed for an accurate turning in all situations. Super Duty simplified backing up a trailer with Trailer Reverse Guidance. The available system provides cameras in the side view mirrors and visual guides on the center dash screen to help you keep track of where the trailer is going. For added accuracy, the camera view is digitally extended into an overhead view to show the direction of the truck and trailer. Trucks are no longer a simple piece of machinery. The 2018 Super Duty offers all the brawn of a work truck with the refinement you've come to expect. Combine these qualities with advanced driver assistance technology and you have an undeniably great truck. Image by NeuPaddy, used under CCO 1.0

Ford offers three different hot hatchback models, the Focus RS, Focus ST, and the Fiesta ST, each with their own personality and feature set. You might be wondering, "Which one of these sporty cars is right for me?" Here are some features to consider when making your decision. No matter which one you choose, you'll be getting a fun-to-drive, high-performance car with tried and tested Ford quality. Power The most immediate difference between these three hatchbacks is power. Each has a turbocharged EcoBoost engine. The Fiesta ST includes a 1.6-liter engine that produces 197 horsepower. In a car with a curb weight of 2,742 with a manual transmission, this is more than enough to make you sit up and take notice. Next in line is the Focus ST, with a 2.0-liter turbocharged the makes 252 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque. The most powerful of the three is the Focus RS, which pulls 350 horsepower from an EcoBoost 2.3-liter engine more Performance On the Fiesta ST, you'll find the Ford AdvanceTrac system, which applies the brakes and adjusts torque at the slightest wheel slip. The suspension has also been tuned to increase control at higher speeds with a specially designed steering knuckle. The Focus ST adds Control Blade independent rear suspension with a stabilizer bar to minimize roll and keep the car hugging the road. If you are looking for the performance of all-wheel drive, the Focus RS delivers. Ford's Performance All-Wheel-Drive System responds automatically to driving conditions but is also manually adjustable with multiple modes, including the tire shredding drift mode. Interior Space You have to admit it, driving a hatch isn't just about speeding along sinuous two-lane roads hugging the ocean. As a daily driver, you'll want to take interior space into consideration. All three models have seating for five and a 60/40 split rear seat for additional cargo capacity should the situation arise. In both Focus models, you'll get 23.8 cubic feet of cargo space with the seats up. Flipping down the back seats adds an extra 21 cubic feet. With the smaller Fiesta, you get 10 cubic feet with the seats up and 23 with them folded down. Style and Seating All three of these cars feature aggressive styling, trailing spoilers, and a wide stance indicative of their sports car personalities. Interior details are what set the three models apart. On the Fiesta, the standard seats are a 6-way manual driver's seat and 4-way manual passenger seat, both trimmed in cloth with ST badging. Heated RECARO partial leather-trimmed seats are an optional upgrade. The Focus ST gets the manual adjusting cloths seats with the partial leather trimmed seat upgrade but also has an option for a full leather RECARO seat. Only the Focus RS comes standard with full leather RECARO seats with heaters. You can't go wrong with any of these hatchback models. Will you go for the super-powered Focus RS or the fit anywhere Fiesta ST, or will choose the Focus ST and split the difference? It is a tough decision. Image via Flickr by Kai Lehmann, used under CC BY 2.0

Having a reliable vehicle for your business is essential. It's important for getting you places on time. Commercial vehicles also handle the rigors of what you need to bring with you to make your business a success. Here are four Ford vehicles designed to handle your business needs. 2018 Transit Connect If you have a small business or a larger service-based business requiring employees to meet with customers in the field, the 2018 Transit Connect is a vehicle to look at. It's a compact van that's not unlike a minivan and can serve as a commercial or even consumer van. One of the advantages of the Transit Connect is that it has a car-like drive so it's a much more appealing vehicle for first-time commercial drivers. It offers a 169-horsepower 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine with a 6-speed transmission that keeps up in traffic. Overall, it is a practical pick for many business types that haul goods and seats up to five passengers. 2018 Transit CC-CA The Ford Transit CC-CA is the larger full-sized van designed to meet both the transportation and technology needs of business in a vehicle. It features GPS monitoring via Ford Telematics to help businesses keep track of their fleet vehicles. This particular vehicle model has multiple configurations in terms of length and engines. Use it solely for hauling cargo or seat up to 15 passengers. Engine options include a 310-hp twin-turbo V-6, 185-hp turbo-diesel inline-five with 350 lb-ft of torque, and a 275-hp V-6. All of these come with rear-wheel drive and a six-speed transmission. 2018 Super Duty A van is not always the most practical solution for a business, especially in industries like construction where the job often involves hauling heavy materials and visiting job sites. The 2018 Super Duty is capable of handling these challenges and more. For this vehicle, drivers can opt for the Power Stroke engine. This engine produces 925 lb-ft of torque and hauls an impressive 32,000 pounds making it ideal for the toughest of jobs. Technology helps too, with features like towing assist and emergency braking. The trim levels have all the features necessary for business and for comfort. 2018 F650 and 750 The larger F650 and 750 serve as the lifeblood for many companies around the country. These latest model trucks are easier to drive, and thanks to improved stability and traction control, sticking to the road is also much improved. Like the other Ford models, the F650 and 750 come with a variety of engine options including a 6.7-liter power stroke engine and a 6.8L gasoline V-10.  This medium-sized truck is capable of hauling trailers as well as equipment, making it suitable for many different industries. Businesses demand more from their vehicles and they must rise to the challenge each and every time. Ford understands this and provides vehicles like the ones listed here to fit any industry and a number of different needs. Check out our inventory and visit our showroom to see some of these vehicles in person. Image by Jan2575, used under CCO 1.0

Ford announced that it is dropping passenger cars from its lineup in 2018. The vehicle market in the United States is moving away from sedans as consumers opt for crossovers. Ford is responding by meeting the growing demand for SUVs, crossovers, and pickups. It will keep only two cars, the iconic Mustang and the upcoming Focus Active. Here's what's being cut from the Ford lineup in North America. If you're considering buying one of these cars, hurry down to your nearest Ford dealer before they're gone. Taurus The Taurus is Ford's full-size sedan, first introduced in 1986 as a midsize sedan. It quickly became a successful car for Ford, selling over 2 million units by the end of its first generation. The Taurus went out of production for a few years and then brought back as a full-size sedan. Today the Taurus is a stately sedan. It has a spacious cabin with ample leg- and headroom and one of the largest trunks in its class. The 2018 Taurus has four trims priced from $27,690 for the base SE to $42,865 for top end SHO. Fusion The midsize Fusion sedan came on the market in 2006, just before the 2008 recession. The Fusion was well-received and exactly what the motor company needed to see it through the economic slump. It also became popular on the NASCAR track. If the Taurus is too bulky, you may find the midsize Fusion a better fit. Your trim choices are extensive with six trims and various engines, including gasoline, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid options. The 2018 model carries over from 2017 unchanged. The price difference is nominal; a base 2017  Fusion S cost $22,120 compared to $22,215 for a 2018 model. C-Max Hybrid If you're looking for a hybrid, grab the C-Max before it disappears from the market. The C-Max is a multipurpose vehicle (MPV) and best described as a tall hatchback. It's a bigger version of the Focus with spacious seating and a slightly larger cargo area. Its interior styling is also very appealing with good quality materials giving it a more expensive look and feel compared to similar vehicles in its class. The 2018 C-Max offers two trims: the Hybrid SE and Hybrid Titanium. If you're keen on a plug-in hybrid, get the 2017 Energi model discontinued in 2018. Fiesta The smallest car in Ford's lineup is the Fiesta, available as a sedan or hatchback. The Fiesta debuted in 1976 and has enjoyed robust sales through seven generations. The Fiesta remains a top seller internationally but sales are weak in the United States. However, for students and young people, it is an affordable vehicle priced between $14,205 and $15,735. Parents will like the MyKey feature that allows you to preprogram your teen's vehicle. You can restrict the top speed, set seat belt reminders, set a low fuel warning, and keep the audio volume low. Ford's decision to cut passenger cars wasn't an easy one. However, to continue producing sedans and small cars no longer makes financial sense, and Ford hopes to cut costs by as much as $25.5 billion by 2022. The C-Max is the first to go — production will end mid-2018. The phasing out of the other three cars will happen in 2019. Image by hpgruesen, used under CCO 1.0

Ford offers a range of SUVs in several sizes and styles. None of them have the gas mileage of a subcompact sedan or hatchback, but in exchange they have extra space for more passengers and cargo, more power for towing, more durability for unpaved roads and trails, and they have more road-trip friendly features like backseat entertainment systems. Which one is best for you depends on what type of road trip you are going on. EcoSport: For the Small Family The EcoSport is a subcompact crossover, which means it is bigger than the subcompact Ford Fiesta hatchback, but smaller than any of Ford's other crossovers. Still, it offers 20.9 cubic feet for cargo behind the second row, and you can make full use of it thanks to a clever cargo management system. You also get the SYNC 3 infotainment system on every trim. The EcoSport is the best Ford SUV for road trips with small families or when you want to go on a trip with just a couple of friends. more Escape: For the Driver Who Loves Driving The Escape is Ford's compact crossover. For cargo space it has around 34 cubic feet and all three engines are efficient four-cylinder designs. The top turbocharged engine delivers 245 horsepower, an impressive number for its 2.0-liter size. The Escape is the best option when the driver enjoys going on winding country roads or scenic mountain byways, because it handles the best out of any SUV that Ford offers. Edge: For Affordable Comfort The Edge is one of Ford's midsize crossovers. The Explorer is in the same class, but the Edge is bigger and has three rows of seats instead of two. This means that it has more cargo space when all the seats are up, plus it offers conveniences like EasyFold second-row seats and a hands-free liftgate. You can also get an 8-inch touch screen with cellphone compatibility when you buy the right trim. The Edge has plenty of room for its passengers, cargo, and accessories. While it costs more than the Escape and EcoSport, The edge is worth the investment for many families. Expedition: For Big Families While the EcoSport sits at the small end of the spectrum, the Expedition sits at the top. The Expedition uses the F-150 frame as its base, making the Expedition stronger than you would expect and giving you plenty of space in the back, even when all the seats are up and eight people are sitting in them. As a large SUV, the Expedition also comes with all the features and accessories you would expect from a big vehicle. This can include a rear seat entertainment system, a fun way to keep the kids busy during a long drive. Ford makes a few other SUVs beyond the ones on this list, but this gives you a good idea of the versatility Ford offers drivers when you are looking for a vehicle to take on that next summer road trip. Whatever you are looking for, Ford has a vehicle for you. Image by DariuszSankowski, used under CCO 1.0

Ford produces vehicles fit for every type of driver, and that includes drivers who like to have the best engines and high-performance parts under the hood. However, even drivers looking for performance have different needs and wants.  Ford offers performance trims and options throughout its vehicle lineup to meet the various needs of these drivers. Fiesta ST The Fiesta ST is the performance trim of Ford's subcompact car. Compacts and subcompacts are popular among racers, thanks to their low starting cost and nimble handling. Another advantage is that the replacement parts and mods are relatively inexpensive. The Fiesta ST gives racers a head start on their fully modded car by including things like sport front seats with bold colors and ST branding, a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine that delivers 197 horsepower, sport-tuned suspension, and advanced Electronic Stability Control with Torque Vectoring Control. more F-150 Raptor The F-150 Raptor is a performance trim for the most popular truck line in America. The F-150 Raptor is a full-size pickup and is not meant to behave like a sport car. Instead, it has amazing performance on off-road courses. The Raptor has a lifted frame to give it a steeper angle of approach and ramp breakover angle. It also comes with a unique engine that delivers 75 more horsepower and 40 more pound-feet of torque than the next-best engine, and that is despite having the same size and cylinder count. Mustang Shelby GT350 and GT350R For many people, the Ford Mustang is the classic example of a muscle car, and Ford has been producing them continuously since the 1960s. Low-end Mustang models are surprisingly affordable and still give you that Mustang feel. However, if you want the best Mustang around, then the Shelby models are your best option. The GT350 comes with a powerful engine, sport seats, and the famous Shelby Cobra on the front. Ford made the GT350R ready for serious racing by adding carbon-fiber parts and dropping many accessories to make the vehicle as light as possible. GT If you want a top-notch performance vehicle and money is no object, then you should have a look at the Ford GT. This vehicle cut its teeth with Ford's racing team, and comes with things like a largely carbon-fiber and aluminum body, a 3.5-liter V-6 engine that delivers 647 horsepower, and a body design perfected in a wind tunnel. If you want the absolute best performance Ford can offer, you should see if you can get yourself a GT. Ford's performance lineup includes all the vehicles you would expect and more. If driving means more to you than getting to your job, dropping off your kids, and picking up groceries from the store, then a Ford performance vehicle might be just the thing you need to feel the road and get the most speed out of every curve. Whether you choose a compact car, sports car, supercar, or pickup truck, just remember to drive safely while you're sharing the road. Image by Designbymickey, used under CCO 1.0

The 2018 Ford F-150 King Ranch has many new features that Ford lovers will enjoy. From having more power than previous years to always being connected while you're driving, here are just a few reasons to check out this new truck. Premium Audio System The F-150 is the first Ford vehicle to have a premium B&O PLAY audio system with an AM/FM stereo, 10 speakers, and an MP3 and CD player. There are specifically placed tailored tuning, speaker placement, and calibration. You'll love the way your favorite song sounds as you drive around town. more More Power The new Ford F-150 has more muscle than ever before and also features a best-in-class payload. The truck has 400 pound-feet of torque and 395 horsepower due to the new direct-injection and twin independent variable cam timing. The Ti-VCT makes sure the performance is optimized and matches what the driving conditions are. There's also a package available for CNG/Propane Gaseous Engine Prep so conversion can happen for propane autogas or compressed natural gas. A Snow Plow Prep package is also offered for those who drive in snow often. Stay Connected There are many ways to stay connected in the Ford F-150 King Ranch. The SYNC Connect with WiFi hotspot lets you have your own WiFi hotspot inside for your passengers to enjoy. Up to 10 different devices can use it at once, and the FordPass app lets you keep an eye on how much data you've used. You can even start your vehicle from your phone, lock and unlock it, and see how much gas you have left. SYNC 3 lets you use voice commands to control parts of the system, such as answering calls or getting directions. Keep Your Passengers Safe The F-150 has a rearview camera with a dynamic hitch assist. This means that not only are there lines on the side to show you when and where to turn, but you can also see the angle that your truck needs to turn to get the hitch on correctly. It's never been easier to hook your truck up to a boat or trailer. If you accidentally take a turn too sharply or swerve suddenly, Roll Stability Control kicks in by automatically decreasing the engine power and applying the brakes to make sure all four wheels stay on the ground. Drive in Style The F-150 has a two-tone paint treatment and accent colors on the front and back bumper. The grilled is a chrome two-bar style that has a caribou mesh insert and chrome surround. The side mirrors have turn signals integrated into them and are heated, so you don't have to worry about them fogging up when you're trying to see. The truck also has LED fog lamps and LED mirror-mounted spotlights. To check out the Ford F-150 King Ranch, head to Wyatt Johnson Ford to find out more information about it. We're happy to let you test drive the Ford F-150 if you would like. Image by skeeze, used under CCO 1.0

Tennessee is famous for its whiskey distilleries. Jack Daniels and many other well-known brewing companies call Tennessee home, and they offer tours of their facilities for interested visitors. You can travel to all of these distilleries separately, but planning the trip can be a bit cumbersome. That is why many of the distilleries in Tennessee banded together to create the Tennessee Whiskey Trail. It is a guided tour of the leading distilleries in the state, and you can check out it out when you are in the area. Here's a look at why you should hit the Tennessee Whiskey Trail. Sponsored by the Best The laws regarding distilleries were relaxed a bit in recent years, which led to an increase in the number of distilleries. Right now, Tennessee is experiencing a major boom in whiskey distilleries. To capitalize on this, the Tennessee Distillers Guild decided to create something similar to Kentucky's bourbon tour system. more Developed by several local distilleries, the Whiskey Trail ensures that the thousands of tourists who visit the distilleries each year can enjoy the best Tenessee has to offer, including Jack Daniels, Chattanooga Whiskey Co, and more. Visitors can plan their own trips, but that involves making arrangements at each distillery separately. To make it more convenient and enjoyable, the leading distilleries banded together to help tourists visit all of the facilities in a more ordered fashion. Get the App To help you plan and manage your trip, The Tennessee Tourism Department developed the Tennessee Whiskey Trail app. In it, you can find all of the information that you need to plan your trip and schedule your tours. The app also has information about the area that you need to plan other excursions besides your whiskey distillery tours. There is More to do Outside of the Distilleries When you plan your trip of the Tennessee Whiskey Trail, make sure that you take advantage of everything else that Tennessee has to offer. While you are touring the distilleries, you can find great restaurants to stop at like the Frothy Monkey coffee shop or the historic Old Mill Restaurant. Get back to nature with a hike through the Smoky Mountains and Townsend mountain trails, or visit Smoky Mountain Harley-Davidson. Tennessee is also a music capital, and there are plenty of places to find great live music and music history. Drop by the Country Music Hall of Fame or put your dancing shoes on and stop in at any of the live music venues on Honky Tonk Row. If you are into good whiskey, then you should plan a trip through the Tennessee Whiskey Trail this summer. Many of the distilleries are in somewhat secluded areas, so you will need a reliable car to get you there. Wyatt Johnson Ford has a lot of vehicles to choose from that can make traveling more enjoyable this summer. If you are driving to distilleries, then you will want a vehicle with some extra room in it so that you can take home your favorite drinks and souvenirs. Image by Broesis, used under CCO 1.0

When you're looking for a new Ford, you might consider purchasing either the Ford Fusion or the Ford Focus. While there are some similarities between the two, they also have some differences. From the fuel economy to the price, here are a few differences between the two to help you decide which one to get. Price The first difference between the Ford Focus and the Ford Fusion is the price, which is important to many consumers. The Ford Focus begins at $17,860 for the base S sedan model. There are several trims available, and the price can go up to $24,175 if you want the Titanium trim. The hatchback version of the Focus starts at $20,445 for the Ford Focus SE model and goes up to $41,120 if you want the Focus RS. Those who prefer the all-electric Focus EV will pay $29,190 for the basic version and get a federal tax credit of $7,500. The base model of the Fusion S starts at a higher price of $22,120. There are five different trims available, with the most expensive Platinum model beginning at $36,895. Each trim offers the option to have a hybrid powertrain.  The plug-in hybrid, the Fusion Energi, begins at $33,305. more Interior The Fusion is a midsize sedan that has comfortable seating for up to five people. The front seats were designed to be more comfortable for those stuck in traffic or on long drives. There is plenty of legroom and head space for taller passengers in the car. The front seats are ventilated and heated, and the driver's seat can be adjusted in 10 different ways. There are five seats in the Focus as well, but there is less room in the back seats, making it more uncomfortable for adults. Engine There are two midrange EcoBoost engines available for the Fusion. If going with the all-wheel-drive Fusion Sport, it has a twin-turbocharged 325 horsepower 2.7-liter V6 engine. Five out of seven of the trims in the Focus have a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. The SE trim has an available three-cylinder engine, and also boasts improved fuel economy. The RS model has a turbocharged 350-horsepower 2.3-liter engine, while the ST model has a 252-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter engine. Fuel Economy The Focus SE trim will give you the best fuel economy, with 30 miles per gallon in the city and up to 40 miles per gallon when driving on the highway. The Focus Electric has 107 miles per gallon equivalent, and 115 miles can be driven without needing to charge it. The Fusion Hybrid gets 43 miles per gallon in the city and 41 miles per gallon when driving on the highway. The Fusion Energi's all-electric range is 21 miles and has 97 miles per gallon equivalent. If you're looking for a new or pre-owned Ford, head to Wyatt Johnson Ford to see our selection! We're happy to show you any car you're interested in and have you test drive it if you'd like. Image by Pexels, used under CCO 1.0

Nashville is a music and performing arts center for a large part of the music scene. Many of the leading artists stop in Nashville for shows especially while they are on world tours. If you are in the Nashville area, then you have the opportunity to see some of the biggest names in music and other performing arts on a regular basis. Summer is on the way, and the summer music season is getting ready to heat up. Be sure to check out your favorite artists at these three venues. more Foreigner at the Ascend Amphitheatre On July 6, 2018, Foreigner will perform at the Ascend Amphitheatre as a part of their Juke Box Heroes Tour with special guests Whitesnake and Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening. The show starts at 7 p.m. Tickets range from $32.95 for general admission to $995 for the VIP Mick Jones Meet & Greet Package, that includes a photo op with the band's founder, plus all sorts of memorabilia. U2 at the Bridgestone Arena U2 is still one of the most famous rock bands in the world, and you can see them at the Bridgestone Arena on May 26 as part of their eXPERIENCE + iNNOCENCE tour. Ticket prices start at $45.50 and can go up to $175. The show will start at 7:30. U2 is always a fan favorite and cultivates a strong relationship with them. Because buying tickets can be a hassle due to  scalpers and buy bots online, U2 is working with Ticketmaster to make sure that the tickets go directly to fans so that you won't have to pay exorbitant amounts for tickets from third-party sources. Eminem, The Killers, and BassNectar at Great Stage Park In Manchester, Tennessee, you can find the Great Stage Park. It is the home of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. This year, it will be held June 7 to 10, and the list of performers is extensive. Each day features a different group of performers in different genres. Some of the headliners include Eminem, The Killers, and BassNectar just to name a few of the most well-known. The performers are generally a mix of rap, pop, rock, and electronic artists that are great at giving you an immersive festival experience. If you are planning on going to the festival, prepare to be there all day. That way, you won't miss any of these performers, and you can enjoy the many other things to do at the festival. Nashville's music scene continues to grow at a rapid pace, and there are always new festivals and concerts to go to. Check your local listings to see what new events are scheduled closer to the summer. That's the easiest way to make sure that you don't miss any of the best shows in town. You can also plan a trip to some of these events if you have a car that can make the drive. Visit Wyatt Johnson Ford to make sure that you have a car that is both capable and comfortable for the trip. Image by paulbr75, used under CCO 1.0

The Ford Expedition has long been one of the most popular SUVs on the road, thanks to exciting styling and dependable performance. However, if you think you know everything about this classic vehicle, think again! The Expedition has been refreshed for 2018, to include a variety of new and exciting features. more Here are a few of the features that you can expect in the new Ford Expedition that will make you want to hit the road in this SUV as soon as possible. Updated Engine Power While the Expedition has always been a powerful vehicle, the newest version of this SUV provides even better performance than ever before. For starters, the Expedition was built with a lighter aluminum frame that should make it quicker and more responsive than previous models. The 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine has also been upgraded to provide you with more power, now producing 375 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque. If you're looking for an SUV that provides outstanding power and performance, look no further than the newest version of the Ford Expedition. Better Storage Space The best reason to drive an SUV is having access to superior cabin storage space. In the new 2018 Ford Expedition, you'll get generous storage to carry your valuable cargo. The newest Expedition comes in two different versions, both of which provide more interior cargo volume than last year's model. If you choose the regular version of the Expedition and fold the second and third rows, you'll have a maximum cargo space of 104 cubic feet. However, if you need even more cargo space, you can choose the Expedition Max, which provides 121.4 cubic feet of storage behind the first row seats. Whichever version of the Expedition you choose, you'll have the flexible interior space that you need and deserve. New SUV Technology While there are a variety of features that make the new Ford Expedition a one of a kind automobile, the best new features of this SUV are those in the technology category. With the new tech features of the Expedition, you'll have a world-class driving experience every single time you get behind the wheel. The Expedition is now available with a Sync 3 infotainment system that will give you access to some of the most advanced information and entertainment features in the world. The Expedition is also available with wireless smartphone charging, so that you never have to worry about your phone running out of juice when you need it the most. Your rear seat passengers, whether friends or family members, will always be entertained when riding in your Expedition, thanks to an infotainment system that provides eight-inch screens mounted directly into your headrests. The new Expedition also provides advanced safety technology, such as a pre-collision assist system with pedestrian detection and adaptive cruise control. If you've always wanted to drive a high-quality SUV, your best choice is the Ford Expedition, which has been updated to provide you with more utility than you may have dreamed possible. Hop inside the new 2018 Ford Expedition today and you'll have one of the best driving experiences of your life. This photo, “ Expedition Grill Insert,” by Truck Hardware used under CC BY 2.0. “ Expedition Grill Insert” is licensed under CC BY 2.0 by Wyatt Johnson Ford.

If you're the type of driver who can never go fast enough, it can be hard to find the vehicle that matches your need for speed. Fortunately, speed lovers can finally drive the vehicle of their dreams, thanks to the new Ford GT. more The GT is a vehicle designed with performance in mind, and when you get behind the wheel of this supercar, you'll be able to blow the competition off the road. Here are a few reasons that the Ford GT is a speed lover's dream. Find out why you might want to hit the highway in this model as soon as possible. An Engine That Won't Let You Down When you're looking for a car that will satisfy your need for speed, the first feature that you need to examine is engine power. Where other cars may let you down, the Ford GT provides the ultra-powerful engine that you need to eat up thousands of miles fast. Pop the hood of the Ford GT, and you'll find a world-class 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine that produces a record breaking 647 horsepower. Thanks to this high-performance engine, the GT has a top speed of 216 miles per hour and is capable of going from zero to 60 in a blistering three seconds flat. Not many supercars on the road today will provide you with the speed you'll have behind the wheel of the new GT. Lighter Frame The reason that so many vehicles can't deliver on speed is that their frames are simply too heavy. Understanding this fact, Ford designed the GT to be much lighter and more aerodynamic, so that there's nothing holding you back from your desired speed. The body of the GT is constructed of carbon fiber, which is one of the lightest and most durable materials. The GT also employs aluminum structures in order to lower the typical weight of the sub frames. This supercar also provides a signature teardrop shape that improves downforce while lowering drags. Track Inspired Features If you're a driver looking for more speed, then it's likely you have dreams of zipping around the racetrack. Now is the perfect time to turn your dreams into a reality, because the Ford GT includes several high-end features that would feel right at home on the racetrack. The GT includes an inboard damper and suspension arms that make for dynamics straight off the racetrack, meaning you'll be able to hug the tightest turns while having one of the smoothest, most stable rides of your life. When you're driving your Ford GT at high speeds, you want to stop on a dime, which is exactly what you'll be capable of inside the GT. This car is equipped with Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes to improve overall performance, while providing you the stopping power you need and deserve. If you've always wanted to get behind the wheel of an automobile that provides breathtaking speed and performance, then you should take a ride in the thrilling Ford GT. Riding in this supercar is a thrilling experience and is a can't miss for speed lovers. This photo, “ 2017 Ford GT,” by Dave Doe used under CC BY 2.0. “ 2017 Ford GT” is licensed under CC BY 2.0 by Wyatt Johnson Ford.