Grand Prairie Ford News & Updates

The 2022 Ford Maverick is expected to be released next year as 21 prototypes are currently undergoing tests by the automaker to finalize the details included in the model. Many drivers have requested Ford to release a smaller pickup truck, which has prompted the brand to produce a "C-Pick Up." Ford released information about the production data in recent months to its investors.

When you're ready to own a new car in 2021, it can be fun and exciting to begin your search as you look for something reliable and enjoyable to drive. Because there are many options available in the industry, it can be hard to know what you're looking for or need. Here are a few tips to follow to find the perfect car to use in the new year.

Ford has added new features to its Co-Pilot360 driver-assist system. Fords Active Drive Assist consists of an intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control system and a Lane Centering feature. The Hands-Free Mode enables drivers to relax their hands off the steering in pre-mapped individual sections of the road while paying attention to the road ahead.

Grand Prairie Ford has been awarded a 2020 DealerRater Consumer Satisfaction Award, an honor presented annually to car dealerships that provide exceptional customer service as rated by online consumer reviews. Click "Read more" for details.

When life is busy, it can be tempting to ignore your vehicle and the maintenance work that you know you are supposed to complete to keep it running well. You need your car to get around, and you do not want to leave it at a service center to have work completed on it. It would be best if you didn't overlook the maintenance work that needs to be done to keep your vehicle running well, though, or you might end up in a big mess.

Backseat Drivers are Stopped by Ford Driver Assist Technology

Those who are annoyed by nagging backseat drivers have reason to rejoice. American auto manufacturer Ford anticipates that its release of the Ford Co-Pilot360 driver-assist technology will help drivers navigate the roads more confidently. A recent study conducted by Ford indicated 68% of drivers believe backseat driving behavior will decrease as a result of the implementation of driver-assist technology.

The time has come: It seems like only yesterday that your little one was crawling around on all fours, but now they're practically grown up and ready to get behind the wheel of a car. It may be scary to think about, but when you choose the right vehicle, you can have peace of mind that your child will be well protected if an accident occurs. Unfortunately, many parents don't purchase the safest…