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Reliability is a cornerstone metric that virtually every buyer researches before committing to a vehicle. It covers how a car performs under normal driving conditions and its ability to minimize breakdowns over its lifetime. Each year, J.D. Power's U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study evaluates which manufacturers deliver unwavering dependability.

 
Pony Xpress is a newly founded last-mile delivery service based in central Ohio. It depends on Ford's fleet of commercial vehicles to make fast deliveries to customers. Ford's vehicles are integral to Pony Xpress's daily operations. When Tony Ferrante launched Pony Xpress, he knew that a strong fleet would be key to the company's success. Ultimately, it's the vehicles that enable deliveries to happen.

 
While college life can be enjoyable, it often comes with financial constraints. Finding affordable, reliable transportation that meets your needs is crucial. Fortunately, Ford offers several vehicles that fit this requirement.

The Ford brand stands out globally for its comprehensive range of features across all its vehicles. In 2024, Ford continues to lead with new performance and technology advancements, offering enhanced value for customers.

 
As winter arrives and temperatures decrease, giving special attention to your vehicle's tire pressure becomes crucial. The cold weather causes the air molecules within your tires to contract, decreasing tire pressure. This reduction can impact your car's performance and fuel efficiency.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have surged in popularity in the automotive industry recently. Technological advancements and escalating environmental concerns have propelled the rise of electric cars. Nonetheless, despite their numerous advantages, certain myths and misconceptions remain associated with electric vehicles.

During the 2022 Detroit Auto Show, Ford continues to show why they are a leader in the muscle car industry. The new design for the 2024 Mustang is going back to the roots of the Mustang, bringing into the forefront some of the design features from the first generation back in the 1960s.