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By investing in regular rounds of small maintenance service, you can set your car up for a longer life on the road. The more you take care of it, the better equipped it will be to take care of you.
Oil changes are one of the most common pieces of maintenance drivers invest in. The reason for this is simple: they're also one of the most important. There isn't a moment your car is running that it's not using oil. It's a lubricant, it's a coolant, and it's essential. Making sure your car has enough oil is something that can't be ignored.
It's never to early to think ahead, and 2020 vehicles are starting to make appearances on the auto show scene, and soon showrooms like ours at Colonial Ford in Danbury. The 2020 Ford Explorer is among them and it is going to have a new look and feel.
The Ford F-150 has ruled the road for a long time, consistently ranking as the most popular truck on the American roadways. It's best-seller status isn't a mistake or a fluke. It comes from Ford's commitment to building trucks that deliver the best the industry has to offer.
The 2019 Ford F-150 is no exception.
Winter's in full swing, and while spring grows closer with each passing day, there's still months of cold weather, snowy days and icy roads ahead of us.
That kind of weather can be hard on your car. That's why it's so important to pursue a round of winter car care at service center like the one at Colonial Ford. When you take care of your car during the winter months, it stays in shape to take care of you.
The launch of the current generation F-150 inspired the industry when it was launched in 2015, yet for some reason, that year’s “Truck of the Year” title went to one of its competitors. Now that word is out that the 2018 Ford F-150 has won the award this year, we’re finally learning just what took so long—and why this truck fit the bill: none of the competition comes close.
New technology becomes available to auto makers all the time. Most manufacturers are taking advantage of this influx of tech to make cars smarter and safer than ever before. Now, Ford has brought smart safety technology into its perennially popular pickup, the F-150.
The 2018 F-150 starts out safe in the first place. A military-grade aluminum body on a rugged steel frame works in tandem with airbags throughout the cabin to make sure occupants face as little harm as possible in the event of an accident. But what about preventing wrecks altogether?
