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The new 2018 version of the Ford F-150 has some exciting changes that will make it better then ever. Some of the major changes include an entirely new engine to the model, added torque and horsepower, and more gears in the transmissions. When the new model year is released this fall, there is a lot […]
The Ford family of SUVs have a number of similarities to them: they’re all safe, they’re all great for families, and they’re all styled to appeal to the driver, the passengers, and the people on the street. But it’s the differences between them that will help you settle on a final decision for you, your […]
The 2018 Lincoln Navigator is an all-new design that emphasizes ambiance and elegance. Set to go on sale in late 2017, this new Navigator is the model’s fourth – and arguably the most sophisticated – generation. Creature comfort, tech features and quietly thrumming power are all packaged neatly in an impressive and spacious body.
We are proud to announce that Ford Lincoln of Franklin has been awarded the 2016 Ford Motor Company President’s Award! We are proud of this accolade and will continue to serve our customers and community the best that we can. What is the Ford President’s Award? The Ford President’s Award is given to dealers that […]
The average cost of a Super Bowl commercial spot has skyrocketed more than 75 percent over the past decade. Rewind the clock to 10 years ago and a 30-second ad in the big game was about $2.5 million. This past Super Bowl featured 30-second ads at a clip of around $4.5 million. It is estimated […]
The 2017 Ford F-150 is shaping up to be a 10. The updated pickup will be the first Ford to feature a new 10-speed automatic transmission that was jointly developed with GM, and it’s been confirmed that the Raptor will have a new 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged EcoBoost V6 that’s rated at 375 hp, 10 hp more […]
From envisioning and developing one of the first automobile production lines, to being the first producer of flathead V8 engines, the Ford Motor Company has long been at the forefront of automotive innovation. Now, Ford can claim another first. The company has announced a project aimed at producing auto parts made from captured greenhouse gases.
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