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This all-electric full-size pickup offers the signature performance and durability Ford has become famous for, along with innovative features that reimagine the way you drive. Explore the electrifying features of the 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning and discover the future of electric trucks. Powerful Performance Powered by dual electric motors and a 98 kWh standard range battery, the Ford F-150 Lightning can generate up to 452 horsepower and 775 lb-ft of torque. When equipped with the available 131 kWh extended-range battery, the F-150 Lightning can churn out a hearty 580 horsepower. The Lightning isn't just the most technologically advanced F-150 truck ever built, it's also the fastest with an exhilarating 0 to 60 time of 3.8 seconds with the extended-range battery. The Ford F-150 Lightning is engineered to perform and this means going the distance whether for work or play. Putting aside any concerns regarding operating range, the standard battery has an EPA-estimated range of 240 miles on a full charge while the extended battery package offers an increased range of 300 to 320 miles depending on the trim. Outstanding Utility For decades, one of the most enduring and signature characteristics of Ford F-Series pickup trucks has been their unmatched utility and the F-150 Lightning continues this longstanding tradition of excellence. The standard box offers 52.8 cubic feet of cargo volume and for good measure, the F-150 Lightning also features a completely waterproof front trunk providing 14.1 cubic feet of space with a 400-pound weight capacity. The base F-150 Lightning has a towing capacity of 5,000 pounds, which is more than enough muscle to trailer a small camper or recreational equipment like ATVs and jet skis. With the available Max Trailer Tow Package, this powerful truck can tow 7,700 pounds or the equivalent of a standard travel trailer. Ultra-Modern Features The Ford F-150 Lightning is a technological marvel with ultra-modern features that elevate comfort and convenience. The SYNC 4 infotainment system keeps you connected and engaged even when you're far from home or the office. This advanced connectivity platform features a vibrant 12" color touchscreen, compatibility with Android and Apple smartphones, and enhanced voice recognition. For enhanced productivity on the go, the F-150 Lightning is equipped with Ford's Pro Power Onboard, a mobile power solution offering 2.4 kW of electricity to keep your gear and equipment running. The Interior Work Surface feature provides a flat work surface inside the cabin that can be quickly stowed away when it's time to hit the road. The all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning infuses ultra-modern technology into one of the most popular trucks ever built. Explore the exciting features of the F-150 Lightning and connect with the knowledgeable sales team at Interstate Ford in Dacono, CO, to put a charge into the way you drive.

The Ford F-Series has been a mainstay of the automotive market for more than a century. Before you check out this tough pickup at your Ford dealer, explore the heritage of the best-selling truck in the U.S. The Early Roots of the F-Series Today's F-Series grew from the Model TT, released in 1917 with a 1-ton payload and a sticker cost of just $600. The TT evolved into a 1925 version of the Model T with a pickup body. During the 30s Ford introduced the Model 50 pickup, which drew inspiration from the sleek, swooping style of the era's passenger car selection. The brand produced more than 4 million trucks by 1941. The First Through Third Generation The F-Series name was first used after World War II. Ford released a lineup of trucks under this model between 1948 and 1952. Options ranged from the F-8 with a cab-over design to the F-1 weighing in at half a ton. In the mid-50s, Ford streamlined the F-Series lineup to include just a few key models. The second generation marks the birth of the F-100, the F-250, and the F-350, while larger models moved to a new division strictly for commercial trucks. A redesign in 1957 heralded a new generation with a wider stance and a squared-off silhouette, similar to today's F-Series design. The first trucks with four-wheel drive followed shortly after in 1959. The Fourth Through Seventh F-Series Generations New solid-axle suspension introduced in 1961 created a more comfortable, car-like driving experience. The first four-door Crew Cab was available as a 1965 F-250 model. The 1966 Ranger trim landed at the top of the lineup with new features like air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, and carpet. A new 1967 design brought the F-Series even closer to its modern appearance. The fifth-generation upgrade expanded the width of the cab by 4 inches, added headlamps to the grille, and incorporated a Ford hood logo. The sixth generation maintained a similar look, with the Club Cab arriving in 1974 and the F-150 debuting in 1975. It replaced the F-100 as the entry-level model in the lineup in 1983. The 50th Anniversary and Beyond The F-Series received a substantial redesign for its 50th birthday in 1987, along with standard power windows, locks, and steering. The 1991 Nite Edition marked a sophisticated milestone with the sporty look of blacked-out wheels and trim. The F-150 became the nation's best-selling vehicle in 1995, beating out the VW Beetle. The 10th generation in 1997 drew in even more drivers with a sleeker, more aerodynamic body style. Today, the F-Series still provides the most trustworthy trucks you can drive. Visit us to test drive any model today.

The 2024 Ford Explorer combines practicality and a roomy three-row cabin with incredible performance allowing it to excel in any situation. Here's why you should consider adding this handsome mid-size SUV to your family's garage. 1. Dependable Powertrain Thanks to the Explorer's standard 2.3L turbo inline-4, which has an impressive output of 300 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque, the vehicle promises strong acceleration and easy highway passing. A 10-speed automatic transmission mates with the engine and ensures there's always ample power on tap. An available twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 pumps out a hefty 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. Either powertrain setup enables the Explorer to tow well over 5,000 pounds, making the vehicle an outstanding choice if you're planning to bring a boat or trailer during family trips. Highway fuel economy is also excellent at up to 28 MPG and 26 MPG for 2.3L and 3.0L models, respectively. 2. Available All-Wheel Drive Every Explorer trim offers Intelligent 4WD, coming in handy when the roads get slippery or while you're trekking through rugged environments on the way to your campsite. The system uses an array of sensors monitoring everything from the accelerator position to individual wheel speeds in order to determine how to distribute torque for maximum traction. Intelligent 4WD continues to be active in dry conditions, improving acceleration and handling. 3. Capacious and Functional Interior The Explorer's cabin has a generous amount of space for up to seven people with plenty of room for cargo left over. While those seated in front enjoy 43 inches of legroom, second-row passengers get 39 inches. With more than 32 inches of legroom, even third-row passengers can feel free to stretch out. Numerous storage cubbies and compartments are located throughout the cabin. As for cargo space, there's 18.2 cubic feet behind the third-row, plus both back rows can be folded down to increase that figure to nearly 88 cubic feet. 4. Long List of Amenities Whether you're taking the kids to school on the way to work or driving across the country, the Explorer's cabin stays cozy for the duration of your trip. That's because the vehicle comes standard with desirable creature comforts like tri-zone climate control with air filtration and high-quality cloth upholstery. Plush leather or ActiveX leatherette upholstery and heated seats are available on many trims. 5. Advanced Driver Assists A great family vehicle isn't complete without modern safety features, so it's no surprise that the Explorer boasts a comprehensive suite of driver assistance technologies. These include standard forward collision warnings with automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alerts. The Explorer also sports a driver attention monitor that can play audio and visual warnings in response to detecting excessive driver fatigue. Robust, comfortable, and safe—Ford's Explorer is the ideal ride for any family. Make a stop at Interstate Ford in Dacono, CO today and go for a test drive!

Consider the 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning to experience the power and efficiency of electric innovation. Explore the four impressive trims of this classic heavy-duty pickup, which features a spacious five-seater cab, a 5'5" bed that can haul up to 2,235 pounds, and standard four-wheel drive. 1. XLT The Lightning XLT gives you 240 miles of range on a single charge and delivers 462 horses. The dash pairs a 12-inch digital driver info screen with a 12-inch touchscreen providing support for the wireless versions of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The base model of the Lightning is also equipped with a standard Wi-Fi hotspot, dual-zone automatic climate control, a power-adjustable driver's seat, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The XLT comes with many standard driver assistance features including a surround-view camera and precollision assist with automatic emergency braking. You'll also have standard trailer safety equipment such as trailer reverse guidance, Pro Trailer Backup Assist, and Pro Trailer Hitch Assist. This truck includes the convenience of ​power-adjustable pedals, running boards, exterior zone lighting, a keypad, and an in-bed cargo management system. 2. FLASH The FLASH model gets a larger battery pack that delivers 320 miles of range along with 580 hp. This trim expands the central touchscreen to 15.5 inches and adds both wireless charging and an eight-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system. The Lightning FLASH also gives you utility features such as a power liftgate with step, trailer reverse guidance, a trailer brake controller, trailer backup and hitch assist, front parking sensors, and a surround-view camera. 3. LARIAT The LARIAT model adds the Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 system. This trim comes with the smaller battery, but you can upgrade to the larger model from the FLASH trim. With this model, you'll enjoy luxuries like leather upholstery, heated and ventilated power-adjustable front seats, and illuminated running boards. 4. Platinum The Platinum model comes with a version of the larger battery that gives you 300 miles of range on a full charge. This trim gives you access to BlueCruise, Ford's semi-autonomous driving system, as well as 22-inch wheels, rain-sensing windshield wipers, a 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system with HD radio, upgraded front seats, and a higher grade of leather upholstery. The Ranger Platinum features the Max Trailer Tow package, which increases the truck's towing capacity to 10,000 pounds. You can add the optional Black appearance package for 22-inch black painted aluminum wheels, power running boards with black accents, and a matte-black exterior wrap. You'll be ready to get the job done in any of these exceptional 2024 Ranger trims. Contact Interstate Ford today to schedule your test drive of this best-selling pickup.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​When you drive a Ford, you're behind one of the safest vehicles on the road. Ford Co-Pilot360 has a comprehensive range of drive assistance features that protect you and provide a safer driving experience. As your Ford dealer, we want to tell you about some of these features and how they assist you. What Is the Ford Co-Pilot360? Ford Co-Pilot360 is a suite of advanced safety features controlled by a combination of cameras and radar. Its systems are activated when you start your engine, and several of the individual systems can be customized to meet your requirements, for example, increasing or decreasing the warning distance between your vehicle and another. Many features are standard on all Ford vehicles or available for installation. Ford Co-Pilot360 Systems The active systems on your Ford are listed and explained in detail in your car manual.  We're going to look at some of these features and how they keep you safe. Lane-Keeping System This technology scans the road surface and identifies the lane markers. It then works to keep your Ford centered within the lines. If it detects that one or more of your wheels have inadvertently crossed into another lane, it sounds and displays a warning. If this happens repeatedly, the system displays a coffee cup icon on your screen to warn you to pull over and take a break from driving. Pre-Collision Assist With Automatic Emergency Braking This system's camera and radar continually scan the road ahead for pedestrians or vehicles. If they detect something in your path, the system computes your speed and distance and the speed of the pedestrian or vehicle to determine if a collision is possible. It provides visual and audible warnings of a potential collision risk. If you don't respond in time, the system automatically engages emergency braking to prevent or mitigate a collision. Blind Spot Infomation System (BLIS) Regardless of how often you check your rearview and side mirrors, some areas are blind spots. These areas can be dangerous as you can't easily see a vehicle or pedestrian that enters these areas. BLIS watches the blind spots around your Ford and automatically warns you of anything that enters them. BLIS includes a Cross-Traffic Alert that audibly warns if anything passes behind your vehicle when you're reversing. Hill Descent Control Driving down a steep incline can be dangerous depending on road conditions and the incline's angle. This feature activates when it detects your vehicle is descending and automatically applies the brakes when necessary to control your descent. These are just some of the ways Ford's advanced technology protects you. If you'd like to know more about these features, contact us today at Interstate Ford.

Cars aren't just an easy way to get from point A to point B. They offer a lot more, including things that can enhance your life in many different ways. The 2024 Ford Expedition has several features that can do just that. 1. The Eco-Friendly Engine The engine under the hood of the Expedition is more than just a basic powertrain that's good enough to drive you around town and cruise decently on the highway. It's a powerful V6 EcoBoost that produces 380 hp and 470 lb-ft of torque, so there's plenty of power to make every ride feel great. Even though the engine is powerful, it remains eco-friendly due to its fantastic fuel efficiency. Expect to get 17 mpg during city driving and 23 mpg on the highway with the most fuel-efficient versions of the Expedition. The great fuel efficiency leads to fewer stops for gas, which is great for your wallet as well as the environment. 2. The Amazing Strength When we said the V6 engine was strong, we definitely meant it. The Expedition can handle some very hefty loads. The toughest models are the regular 4x2 Expedition trims, which can tow up to 9,300 pounds when equipped with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Towing Package. The 4x4 models tow 100 pounds less than that. If you're driving an Expedition MAX, then expect all models to be able to handle up to 9,000 pounds. That's a whole lot of strength, and you can use it to haul out some boats or a camper and have an enjoyable weekend in the wilderness with your family. 3. The Large Centres Stuck Screen As the world becomes more and more fast-paced and technology-reliant, having access to great tech is more important than ever. In the Expedition, you'll find a 12-inch screen available. This infotainment screen has with ever-evolving SYNC 4 technology. Its features include smartphone connectivity, voice recognition, and Connected Navigation. With this screen, you'll never end up disconnected from the outside world. The Navigation is especially useful for people who enjoy traveling to new and exciting places. 4. The Top-Notch Safety Not all cars have tech-based safety features, but the Expedition is. It can make your life a whole lot safer and give you more peace of mind than you've ever had while driving. The two most useful features are Pre-Collision Assist and the Blind Spot Information System. With those features, your chances of hitting the car in front of you or crashing into a vehicle in your blind spot while you're changing lanes are significantly reduced. Come to Interstate Ford to check out all the features above and much more.

With a reputation for off-road adventure trailing all the way back to the 1960s, the 2024 Ford Bronco has a lot to live up to. Big Bend The entry-level Bronco has plenty to offer the outdoor enthusiast. An energetic 2.3-liter EcoBoost offers 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque. Six G.O.A.T. Modes include Normal, Eco, Sport, Rain/Slippery, Mud/Slippery, and Sand options to help you Go Over Any Type of Terrain. The High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension System (HOSS) 1.0 system comes along for the ride for incredible ride dynamics. Internally, marine-grade vinyl seats offer a comfortable and easy-cleaning solution, Ford's SYNC 4 technology comes on a 12" display with voice recognition and pipes through a 7-speaker, subwoofer-enabled sound system, and well-placed grab handles and MOLLE seatbacks offer utility in tough spots. Black Diamond If the name didn't make it clear, the full underbody bash plates and rock rails, upgraded 32-inch tires, and additional Rock Crawl G.O.A.T. modes are giveaways that this Bronco is made to clamber over rocky terrain and handle jostles with ease. Outer Banks Adding leather seats with two-tone inserts, an off-road cruise control system called Trail Control available with automatic-transmission variants, and automatic dual-zone climate control make this one comfortable Bronco to drive. Heritage Edition A throwback to the Bronco's history, the Heritage Edition offers plaid cloth seats, an upgraded HOSS 2.0 suspension with Bilstein PSDs, an elevated ride height, and striking white paint on the grille, hard top, and 17-inch wheels. Heritage Limited Edition Upgrading to the Heritage Edition, the Heritage Limited trim comes with dog-bowl-style wheels (with a striking black center and white sides), heated leather-trimmed vinyl seats with stylish plaid coloration, and the near-certainty of turning heads everywhere you roam. Badlands The Badlands trim upgrades the drivetrain, with an electronic-locking front and rear axle for better traction in off-roading situations. Everglades This Bronco is built for the mud, and it shows. Mud terrain tires come in at 35 inches in diameter, while a factory-installed snorkel allows for additional fording capability. Wildtrak Adding the 2.7-liter turbo engine (making 330 horsepower and grin-inducing 415 lb-ft of torque), the Wildtrak also offers 35-inch tires, the HOSS 3.0 suspension system, and Raptor With an exclusive 3.0-liter engine, HOSS 4.0 suspension, heavy-duty bash plates all around, and top-tier style and comfort, the Raptor rules the range and can conquer almost any terrain you put it on. With nine fantastic Broncos in the herd, there's sure to be one that makes you want to giddy up for adventure. Test drive the 2024 Bronco today at Interstate Ford in Dacono, CO, and find your perfect HOSS for the adventure ahead.

Your car is a valuable asset, and you want to make sure your new asset retains as much of its value as possible, for as long as possible. We get that, and we're here to help. So today we're going to take you through some of our favorite Ford maintenance tips that can keep your car driving as smoothly as when you first left your Ford dealer and preserve your vehicle's value. Keep Your Car Clean While most people's first thought when they hear "car maintenance" is the engine, protecting the body of your car can be equally as important. Allowing dust, dirt, and debris to build up on your vehicle's exterior can lead to rust eating away at the metal frame, which can tank your car's resale value. Make sure to keep your car clean, either by washing it manually or hitting up an automated car wash. Change Your Oil Your car depends on oil to keep all the moving parts of its engine lubricated. Failing to regularly replace your oil can lead to metal grinding against metal, which can mean overheating or damaged parts. If your car is left running like that for too long it can lead to engine failure. Make sure you're changing your oil every 3 months or every 5,000 miles traveled, whichever comes first. Check Tire Pressure Tire pressure is a delicate balance. Too much pressure, and you run the risk of a blowout. This can be dangerous for both your vehicle and yourself. If you're driving with too little pressure you might accidentally warp the rim. A warped rim can be an expensive problem to fix. It's a good idea to keep a close eye on your tires, especially during season changes. Rising or falling temperatures can cause a shift in your tire pressure. You should also plan on having your tires rotated every 5,000-10,000 miles traveled. Rotating tires can prevent uneven wear on the rubber, and lead to a longer lifespan for your tires. Replace Air Filters Your air filters work hard to keep outside contaminants away from you and your car. If they become clogged, it can put a strain on your A/C and lead to reduced fuel efficiency. A lot of factors can impact how long your air filter lasts, including the environment you drive in most often, but a good bet would be to check your filter twice a year. If it appears excessively dirty or damaged, go ahead and replace it. If you're thinking about selling your car, or picking up a new one you can practice these tips on, visit us at. We're excited to hear from you!

The 2024 Ford Maverick is the ultimate compact truck. From its efficient 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine to its versatile truck bed, the Maverick stands out from the crowd. We look closely at the three trim levels to help you decide which Maverick is the truck for you. 1. XL First up is the entry-level Maverick XL which looks exactly how you would want a truck to look, with its distinctive black mesh grille, auto on/off LED headlights, incandescent taillights, and 17-inch steel wheels with sparkle silver covers. The 4.5-foot bed gives you a 1,500-pound payload and is equipped with the Flexbed storage system, a multiposition tailgate, and slots to configure the bed how you wish. Stylish comfort greets you inside. Black onyx and dark slate cloth upholstery adorns the interior, along with front bucket seats and full bench rear seating with under-bench storage compartments. Drivers receive a black urethane tilt/telescoping steering wheel and a six-way manually adjustable seat. Technology All the Maverick's important information is displayed on a 4.2-inch instrument cluster and drivers receive a helping hand from safety features, including a rearview camera, pre-collision assist, and automatic emergency braking. An eight-inch LCD touchscreen with Bluetooth and smartphone compatibility acts as the infotainment hub, and a six-speaker stereo system pumps out the soundtrack to every journey in perfect clarity. 2. XLT As the middle trim level, the XLT builds on the XL, adding a gray grille bar to the front fascia and switching out the wheels for 17-inch carbonized gray aluminum ones. The interior receives an upgrade to navy pier and medium slate upholstery while the steering wheel becomes heated and wrapped in soft vinyl. 3. LARIAT Heading the range is the LARIAT, receiving a stylish makeover and adding even more desirable elements. Outside, the grille bar becomes silver and the head and taillights now feature LED signature accent lighting for a more refined appearance. Ford has also introduced convenient exterior features, such as heated side mirrors and a trailer hitch. Desert brown ActiveX-trimmed upholstery adds an upmarket feel to the interior. Driver comfort is improved with the introduction of an eight-way power-adjustable heated seat with power lumbar and a larger 6.5-inch information display. Technology The audio system receives an upgrade to a B&O eight-speaker system, and USB ports and a wireless charging pad ensure everyone's devices stay charged. And, as the top model, the LARIAT expands on driver-assist technologies, gaining lane-departure warning, cross-traffic alert, lane keeping, evasive steering, and adaptive cruise control. Compact trucks don't come better than the new Ford Maverick. Whether you opt for the budget-friendly XL or go all out with the LARIAT, you'll be investing in a truck that delivers on all levels. Visit Interstate Ford and explore the Maverick lineup today.

​The Ford Bronco Sport, also affectionately known as the "Baby Bronco," is the subcompact version of the legendary Bronco, and consequently, also comes with the otherworldly off-road capability that is synonymous with the Bronco family. The 2024 Ford Bronco Sport comes in five trims to suit different tastes and needs. Read on to find your ideal Bronco Sport. Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend Despite being the entry-level option, the Big Bend boasts an impressive array of practical features that ensure you won't settle for anything else. With standard four-wheel drive, no terrain is off-limits. Powering this adventure-ready SUV is a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine with 181 HP and 190 lb-ft of torque that is not only peppy and capable but also remarkably fuel-efficient, achieving up to 33 mpg on the highway. Designed with practicality in mind, the Big Bend gives convenience a whole new meaning. Its liftgate is equipped with two adjustable floodlights and a bottle opener, making nighttime activities a breeze. Plus, the flip-up rear glass grants easy access to the cargo area without fully opening the gate. Ford Bronco Sport Heritage The Heritage trim comes with everything you would find in the Big Bend, including Ford's intuitive SYNC3 infotainment system with an 8-inch LCD capacitive touchscreen, voice recognition, Applink, 911 Assist, Apple CarPlay & Android Auto compatibility, SiriusXM satellite radio, and a 6-speaker stereo system. Ford Bronco Sport Free Wheeling The Free Wheeling trim is designed for carefree spirits. It pays homage to Ford's iconic off-roaders from the '70s that sported a colorful appearance package to showcase the adventurous nature of those times. The Bronco Sport Free Wheeling features an exclusive graphics package comprising five rainbow stripes running along its exterior, 17-inch race red-painted wheels, a silver-painted grille with two-color Bronco lettering, and a sleek shadow black roof. Ford Bronco Sport Outer Banks The Outer Banks comes with all sorts of bells and whistles to ensure you don't miss out on creature comforts while out in the wild. They include heated front bucket seats, a heated steering wheel, remote start, rain-sensing wipers, dual-zone automatic climate control, memory driver seat and side view mirror, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, ambient lighting, and a 110v/150W AC outlet in the cargo area. Ford Bronco Sport Badlands The Badlands is the big daddy of the Bronco Sport trims, coming with a bigger and meaner 2.0-liter turbocharged engine generating a whopping 250 horses and 277 lb-ft of torque to give you enough juice to get out of any situation. It also features an advanced 4x4 system with a twin-clutch rear drive unit for superior grip and traction. Ready to sample the Ford Bronco Sport? Contact us today at I25 Ford to schedule your free test drive and expert consultation.

If there's one thing your Ford dealer will tell you, it's that regular Ford maintenance is crucial to the smooth running of your vehicle. While most drivers know how important it is to winterize their car, many overlook routine tasks during the summer, fall, and spring months. 1. Winter Care for Your Ford Preparing your vehicle for the winter months makes sense, since your car will often have to cope with cold and wet weather and maybe even ice and snow. You should make sure to check your vehicle's heating system, including the HVAC controls, fans, and coolant levels to ensure they're functioning well, and top up with a cold-weather appropriate wiper fluid so you can always keep your windshield clear. 2. Spring Tasks to Maintain Your Ford After the harsh winter months, spring is the ideal time to give your wiper blades a check-up to make sure they aren't broken or warped. This is also the perfect opportunity to have your wheel alignment tested and to make sure your tires have no signs of damage like cracks or holes. You should also consider getting your brake system inspected during the spring months. 3. Ford Dealer Tips for Summer Maintenance As the weather warms up, the key component of your vehicle to carry out some checks on is its air conditioning system, especially if you've spotted any issues like unusual noises or a weak air output. In hot weather, your car's battery may also lose efficiency, so it's worthwhile checking its charge so you don't get stranded on the roads during your summer road trips. 4. Fall Advice for Vehicle Care As winter approaches once more, it's time to think about your vehicle's fluids. Check the coolant level and have it replaced if it's more than two years old. Change your engine oil to a thinner one at this time of year, too, so your car will run smoothly when the weather turns cold. This could also be the right time to think about putting winter tires on your vehicle and getting your braking system checked. Why Is Maintenance Important? If you fail to check your vehicle's key components at regular intervals throughout the year, you could miss signs of damage or faults that could easily get out of hand and cause a major breakdown that would be costly to fix. Are you worried about any aspect of your vehicle maintenance, or could your Ford benefit from a service? Then call us today at I25 Ford.. We're here to make sure you enjoy safe and trouble-free motoring all through the year!

The 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning is a unique truck with exciting capabilities. This innovative option comes with dual electric motors, excellent storage solutions, and a 12-inch touchscreen. Read our list of highlights below to learn more about this cutting-edge truck. 1. Dual Electric Motors Dual electric motors give the entry-level Ford F-150 a total of 452 horsepower under the hood with the standard range battery. This battery also allows you to drive up to 240 miles at a time. With the available extended-range battery, you'll have 580 horsepower, and an estimated driving range of 320 miles. This powerful truck handles beautifully, with four selectable driving modes including Normal, Sport, Off-road, and Tow/Haul modes. The excellent 4x4 system offers drivers great control in low-traction conditions. 2. Comfortable Seating The entry-level truck is a comfortable ride for every passenger. The front bucket seats are heated. The driver's seat comes with eight-way power-adjustable controls for enhanced comfort that helps the driver avoid fatigue on long rides. In the second row, passengers will have an impressive 43.6 inches of legroom, allowing them to stretch out and get comfortable. 3. Storage You'll have plenty of storage space for cargo. The electric motors create more room upfront, giving you 14.1 cubic feet of storage volume in the front trunk. You'll also have 52.8 cubic feet of cargo volume in the back bed box. 4. Ford BlueCruise 1.2 The entry-level truck comes with a standard 90-day trial for Ford BlueCruise 1.2, an available feature drivers can choose to add long-term. This exciting technology allows for hands-free driving on 97% of the controlled access highways within the United States and Canada. Consumer Reports gave Ford's active driving assist technology a top rating because of its exciting features. Some of the great capabilities of BlueCruise 1.2 include lane repositioning, and a driver-facing camera. This camera will alert the driver when it notices they are no longer paying attention. Additionally, BlueCruise can handle passing cars. The driver simply needs to activate the turn signal, and the system will handle passing the vehicle and returning to the original lane. 5. Infotainment Ford has done an amazing job outfitting the F-150 Lightning with a cutting-edge infotainment system, beginning with the beautiful 12-inch touchscreen. This system is equipped with SYNC4, an updated software that's easy to use and includes enhanced voice recognition software. The system also comes with FordPass Connect with 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot capabilities, which allow you to connect an amazing 10 devices at once. Additionally, this system comes with a three-year trial for connected navigation, making it easy to get where you're going as smoothly as possible. The system also includes a 90-day trial to SiriusXM 360L for a great listening experience. Drivers looking for a capable truck with the latest technology are going to love the F-150 Lightning. Visit I25 Ford. now to see our great selection of excellent vehicles.