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Ford cars have had a long and storied history as dependable work vehicles. Their motto, Built Ford Tough, is a byword for quality and workmanship for all consumers. This toughness is especially evident in their off-road vehicles. Cars like the original Ford Bronco and Explorer built a reputation that Fords can handle whatever life throws at them, on the pavement and off. This is why the American manufacturer announced today that their compact truck, the Ford Maverick, would be available in 2023 with the Tremor off-road package. 

The Ford Raptor is known widely as the highest performance truck that you can buy, and the 2023 F-150 Raptor R lives up to this expectation. The most powerful Raptor ever was designed to emulate the racing trucks of the Baja 1000, a Mexican off-road competition. 

The 2022 Ford Edge is modern and comfortable, an excellent choice for any driver looking for an SUV or crossover. New in 2022, the Ford Edge offers a  Black Appearance package for the SE level trim. 

The much-lauded Ford Mustang Mach-E has been awarded another medal. The Car and Driver magazine 2021 "EV of the Year" recently won AAA's Best Overall Car of the Year for 2022. The automobile association gave special credit to the car's all new, dramatic and intense silhouette, its power, and spacious interior cabin. 

The all-new Ford F-150 Lightning has begun to ship recently, much to the delight of customers who have ordered the American manufacturer's first electric truck. With a starting price point below 40,000, the F-150 Lightning is a great pick for truck owners who want all of the benefits of electric vehicles without breaking the bank. Additionally, the benefits of electric vehicles are especially evident in the truck market. 

From modern-day explorers to families gearing up for other adventures, the all-new 2022 Ford Explorer was designed to handle whatever lies ahead. The 2022 Explorer features an array of amenities that not only make your drive comfortable but convenient as well.

A new milestone for electric vehicles has been achieved by Ford — the Ford F-150 Lightning will become the first electric truck to serve as the pace car for a NASCAR race. It joins the Mustang Mach-E, which served as the pace car at the Talladega Speedway last April, and an electric Ford Focus in 2012 as the only Ford electric vehicles that have served as a pace car. With two electric motors producing 563 horsepower, 775 pound-feet of torque, and a 0-60 time in the mid 4-seconds, the F-150 Lightning will easily handle its duties as the pace car.

There is nothing that cannot be done with the new 2022 Ford F-150. A workhorse in nature, this year’s F-150 features a range of trims, body styles and bed lengths, and powertrains that drivers can select from to curate their ideal F-150.