In order to make it through our Monday routines we've got to make a little alone time here and there to reset our energy for the week. Your quite place is out there, waiting for your arrival. Simply hop behind the 2016 Ford Escape's wheel and find it!
Here at Ed Shults Ford we promise the Ford Escape will live up to its name. You'll love cruising around inside this…
When it comes to the all-new 2016 Ford Explorer -- our resident full-size SUV -- we at Ed Shults Ford-Lincoln admittedly have a tough time envisioning a utility vehicle more alluring. It's evident that the American automaker went to great lengths to make this Explorer the very best one yet.
And, as it turns out, Autotrader pundit, Jabari Jones, tends to agree with our assessment. Watch as he shares the good word of this gorgeous goliath in the clip below:
New to the Explorer engine array this year is the mid-level EcoBoost iteration. Available as on option on the Base, XLT…
A few weeks ago, Ford Motor Company announced a new feature for the upcoming Fusion V6 Sport that will significantly reduce the negative impact of hitting a pothole.
AAA estimates that damage from potholes costs drivers in the U.S. nearly $3 billion a year, with individuals paying $300 per incident. With this in mind, Ford is introducing a continuously controlled damping system that promises to reduce the impact of a pothole on your vehicle and your wallet...
"Focus" is certainly the right name for the Ford' compact-car lineup, as all of the 2016 Ford Focus models are distinctively designed to bring their own unique set of attributes to the compact car segment. And for 2016, the Focus family welcomes an all-new highly motivated model to the North American market -- the 2016 Focus RS.
In case you're questioning where this hot hatch's priorities lie, just check out its powertrain. We're talking potent power in the form of a turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine, which churns out a healthy 350 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque…
Have you ever watched a street artist or other artist creating something right in front of you? It’s amazing how he or she can transform a blank piece of paper, section of sidewalk or other bland surface into something that’s absolutely breathtaking.
We couldn’t believe how this artist turned a piece of paper into this 3-D image of a Ford Model-T.
Have you ever watched a street artist or other artist creating something right in front of you? It’s amazing how he or she can transform a blank piece of paper, section of sidewalk or other bland surface into something that’s absolutely breathtaking.
We couldn’t believe how this artist turned a piece of paper into this 3-D image of a Ford Model-T.
Tune in at 10:30am ET to see President & CEO Mark Fields LIVE from #CES2016: https://t.co/N1dU5nxhsF #FordCES pic.twitter.com/mkJjFrGjuU
— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) January 5, 2016
At the Consumer Electronics Show this week, Ford President & CEO Mark Fields spoke about where the company is going to be four years from now.
By 2020, Ford will have brought 13 new electric models to market, joining the likes of the Ford Fusion Energi. To get there, releasing an average over three models per year, the company is making a $4.5 billion investment.
The miles are passing slowly. The interior of your car is hot and crowded, with too many people and too much stuff. You long to be at your destination but a quick check of your navigation system shows that there are miles and hours ahead.
“Are we almost there?” a whiney voice asks—again—from the back seat. This is followed by “I have to go to the bathroom,” by another voice and then a third pipes up, “I don’t feel so good.”
Although many of us may not be quite ready to welcome some fresh power, we here at Ed Shults Ford-Lincoln say bring it on. Of course, only if you're driving the always capable 2016 Ford F-150.
A little snow won't stop you from going about your day when you face it with the Ford F-150. You'll move swiftly without reservations thanks t
The 2015 SEMA Show was held earlier this month, and if you caught the results, it should come as no surprise that we are extremely proud of Ford's performance. Before the event started, SEMA officials took stock of the number of new cars and trucks on display. With more Focus, Mustang, and F-Series models present than any other car or truck, they were each named Hottest Car, Sport Compact, and Truck, respectively.
ICYMI: The #F150 came, saw and conquered at #FordSEMA last week. #SEMA2015 pic.twitter.com/nA7w6PYCOs
— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) November 12, 2015