Extremely cold weather can wreak havoc with your vehicle, causing damage to the battery, the engine, even the tires. The risk is amplified during a cold snap, as temperatures can drop overnight and make your morning commute even more difficult.
you already know to stay on top of the weather forecast; keep these tips in mind to prepare and protect your vehicle for winter:
Ford Motor Company is on a mission to provide a fleet of fully-autonomous ride-sharing vehicles to the market by the year 2021. The next step in that process takes place when Ford unveils their next-generation Fusion Hybrid autonomous development vehicle for the first time at CES and the North American International Auto Show.
Ford has a big reason to celebrate. It has reached its best November year-to-date sales since 2009. Growing demand for Ford’s passenger cars, SUVs and commercial vehicles made all the difference as sales in Europe rose for the first 11 months of the year to their highest level in seven years.
“November was another strong month for Ford as we continued making progress towards increasing high-revenue sales, such as commercial vehicles, SUVs, performance cars and higher-spec vehicles,” said Roelant de Waard, vice president, Marketing, Sales and Service, Ford of Europe. “Our strategy...
Ford is the most prolific automaker this year, if U.S. patents have anything to say about it. So far this year, the American automaker submitted approximately 1,500 patents with a 25-percent increase compared to 2015.
Ford eChair is one innovative idea that could make life easier for wheelchair users. Developed by engineers at Ford’s Lommel proving grounds in Belgium, the eChair is a light electric wheelchair that can...
On the hunt for a fun, family-friendly vehicle for your next daily driver? If so, your friends at Liberty Ford Brunswick would be quick to point you in the direction of our iconic full-size crossover, the recently redesigned 2016 Ford Explorer.
What's it bring to the table? Pair up with Autotrader personality Jabari Jones in the clip below to find out:
There's nary a bad apple throughout the Explorer's orchard of engine options. Even the entry-level iteration -- a 3.5-liter V6 -- is altogether excellent. Served up standard with the Base, XLT and Limited trims, the base six-banger…
Is the sports car class calling your name? If so, we at Liberty Ford Brunswick are quite confident you'll find a whole lot to love about ours, the 2016 Ford Mustang.
Like what?
Check the clip below to find out. Autotrader pundit Jabari Jones is here to provide you with the necessary information:
The Mustang's mid-level powertrain -- a turbocharged 2.3-liter four-cylinder termed EcoBoost -- is arguably our pick of the pack. Offered with your choice of either a six-speed manual transmission or a six-speed automatic with paddle shifters, this four-banger boasts a burly 310 horsepower and ...
Here at Liberty Ford Brunswick, we know everyone loves a winner, so how about three winners? Well, that’s what you get from the 2016 Total Quality Impact Awards by Strategic Vision. Not only did the Ford brand win a corporate-level honor, but three outstanding Ford models were honored with segment wins of their own. So, if you’ve been waiting on a sign about where to begin your new vehicle search, consider this it.
Strategic Vision Sees Ford Cars and Trucks as High-Quality Vehicles https://t.co/jpmNm97oJK pic.twitter.com/zhHDkj6n8i
— Ford-Trucks (@FordTrcks) June 22, 2016
Yesterday, Ford Motor Company reported that is partnering with Autism Alliance of Michigan on a pilot program that will provide work experience and on-the-job training opportunities for individuals with autism. The automaker created five new positions in its product development organization especially suited to the skills and capabilities typically associated with autism...
#Ford #Greatnews #helpothers #Autism #autismacceptance https://t.co/ZbZueYZe3U
— Hope Saves the Day (@hopesavestheday) May 25, 2016
This morning, Ford issued a press release announcing the development of new CO2-based foam for use in automotive components. Already showing promise by meeting rigorous testing standards, Ford expects to implement the new biomaterials within five years. The components, which use carbon dioxide as feedstock, could help reduce Petroleum usage by 600 million pounds every year...
".@Ford Turning Captured CO2 Into Car Parts, Expanding Healthcare Outreach in Africa https://t.co/wt7GZECo2x"
— Sustainable Brands (@SustainBrands) May 17, 2016