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The 2020 Ford Expedition is ready to take the whole family on your next adventure. With several trim levels available, the Expedition is bound to have a model that will meet your driving needs and preferences. The Ford Expedition also has four Expedition Max trims, which include expanded cargo space. Which model is right for your family? Keep reading to learn the differences between the standard Expedition XLT and Expedition XLT Max. Performance Features The 2020 Expedition XLT and XLT Max trim levels have very similar performance features. They are both equipped with a 375-horsepower, 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engine and a 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission. Additionally, both models get about 17 miles per gallon around the city and 23 mpg on the highway. You can choose between two-wheel-drive and the available intelligent four-wheel-drive to best meet your driving needs. A small difference in the drivetrain is the availability of the non-limited-slip differential 3.31 rear axle on the standard XLT model. more Exterior Details The most notable difference between the standard Expedition XLT trim and the XLT Max is the wheelbase. The Max is equipped with an extended wheelbase, which provides you with additional cargo storage. Standard exterior features found on both the 2020 Expedition XLT and XLT Max include halogen fog lamps, roof-rack side rails with optional crossbars, black power adjustable heated mirrors, and a solar-tinted windshield and front door windows. Additional features available on both trims include a hands-free foot-activated liftgate, front tow hooks on the four-wheel-drive models, a panoramic vista roof, and turn signal indicators on the exterior mirrors. Interior Details Because of the extended wheelbase on the Expedition XLT Max, the available cargo room in the rear of the vehicle is much larger than the standard trim. The XLT has nearly 21 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row, while the XLT Max has 36 cubic feet of storage space. So if you're looking for a large family-size vehicle with ample storage space, the Expedition XLT Max may be the right SUV for you. The 2020 Expedition XLT and XLT Max share many of the same standard interior features, such as push-button start, carpeted flooring, Wi-Fi hot spot capability, an overhead console with a sunglass holder and conversation mirror, 15 cup holders, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls, and a cargo management system. Available interior features include a remote start system, pro trailer backup assist, a reversible cargo mat, and a heated steering wheel. Safety Features The 2020 Expedition XLT and XLT Max are equipped with similar safety features. Both trim levels come with Ford Co-Pilot360 technology, which includes auto high-beam headlamps, pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, a reverse sensing system, and a rearview camera with backup assist grid lines and washer. Available features in this technology package include the blind spot information system with cross-traffic alert with trailer tow monitoring, adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, and a lane-keeping system. Come check out both 2020 Ford Expeditions and see for yourself whether the XLT Max trim will meet your cargo storage needs or not. This roomy SUV is ready for your family's next camping trip.

The 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor is all about control. It offers off-road capability, as well as a smooth, comfortable ride so that you can enjoy whatever adventure you're on. Here's a few key features of the F-150 Raptor. Engine The 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor is equipped with the high-output 3.5-liter V-6 EcoBoost engine. It generates an impressive 450 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque. With this engine, you can go from a slow afternoon cruise to kicking up mud on the trails in a matter of seconds. Paired with the Ford port-fuel and direct-injection system and a 10-speed automatic transmission, the Raptor is a complete powerhouse that's ready for any adventure. more Trail Control With Ford's Trail Control, a cruise control system made for low-traction, rough, off-road terrain, you can adventure off the road with a little more control and safety. While you choose the speed, the Trail Control system automatically controls the torque and stopping force to each individual wheel based on the road conditions. This extra control gives you the freedom to focus on steering and having a good time. Fox Shocks Another feature that will maximize your off-road experience is the Fox Live Valve Racing Shox. These live valve monotube shocks feature an internal bypass technology giving you superior control while adventuring over rugged terrain. The electronic solenoid valve is designed to maintain continuously variable compression damping so that the Raptor can automatically adjust to the ever-changing terrain you're traveling. Safety Features The 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor also includes the latest and greatest safety technology that helps keep you safe as you adventure the world. These features include pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, automatic high beams, and a reverse sensing system. The pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking was developed to keep you and other drivers safe on the road. It scans the road ahead of you and provides an alert if it detects another vehicle or pedestrian, and, when needed, it will automatically apply the brakes to avoid a collision. We all know how easy it is to forget to switch off your high beams. The auto high-beam headlights can sense low-visibility situations and automatically switch on so that you can easily see the road ahead of you without any effort. Even better, they also sense oncoming headlights and automatically soften, without you having to do a thing. This not only spares the eyes of the other drivers, it keeps them safer as well. Other drivers will be thankful for the automatic high beams as they pass you without getting blinded at night. The reverse sensing system helps detect objects behind you when backing up by initiating an audible alert that becomes more persistent the closer you get to the object. This feature is very handy for backing out of tight parking spaces and driveways. The 2020 Ford F-150 Raptor was designed for the adventurous heart, but it's also equipped for the everyday driver as well. Are you looking for your next big adventure? Check out the latest inventory at Jack Madden Ford Sales Inc.

We all have New Year's resolutions for ourselves, but what about your vehicle? Keeping your car or truck properly maintained will ensure it lasts a long time and helps you avoid expensive repairs. When the clock strikes midnight, make a toast to these New Year's resolutions for your vehicle. Keep It Clean The first step to ensure your vehicle is healthy for the new year is keeping it clean. A dirty vehicle not only looks bad, but it can harm the paint, undercarriage, and engine bay. Dirt and contaminants can lead to scratches, which can lead to rust, which can lead to costly paint jobs. Dirt in the undercarriage can cause problems in the moving parts. By regularly washing your vehicle, you'll ensure it not only looks good, but also keeps running properly. In addition to washing, you should also wax your vehicle periodically. This further helps protect the surface and eliminates the chance of corrosion. Change Your Oil Regularly Changing your vehicle's oil and filter on a regular basis is a very important step in keeping it on the road. Oil is a lubricant and ensures all the moving pieces in your car can function properly. If you drive with low or degraded oil, it can increase friction and cause major damage to the engine, which can lead to costly repairs. Check your owner's manual to determine how often your oil needs to be changed and check it each time you fill up the fuel tank. Top Off the Transmission Fluid It's just as important to check your transmission fluid as it is to check the oil level. Check your owner's manual for the type of transmission fluid your vehicle requires, as not all types of fluids are compatible with all cars and trucks. Take it to a shop to have the transmission and differentials flushed according to the service interval stated in your owner's manual. more Check Your Coolant The coolant system in your vehicle pumps coolant through the engine and draws away heat that could damage it. If the coolant is contaminated, it can corrode your engine, which is a very costly repair. You owner's manual will include recommendations for when to replace the coolant and flush the system.  When it's time, take it to an auto shop or use distilled water mixed with antifreeze to prevent buildup. Properly Inflate Your Tires Your vehicle's tires should be properly inflated, as under-inflation can negatively impact handling, reduce your braking capabilities, fuel efficiency, and the life of the tires. The proper tire pressure will be listed in your owner's manual and is often inside the driver's door jamb. As the outside temperature and atmospheric pressure changes, your tires may require extra air to be added. Additionally, even getting a small nail stuck in your tire can lead to a gradual loss of pressure. Keep a tire pressure gauge in your glove compartment and check the pressure before heading out on the road. If additional pressure is required, simply add it at home, an auto shop, or with the air system available at many gas stations. Whether your vehicle is new or old, you can keep it healthy and on the road for the new year by following these important maintenance steps.

With plenty of room for passengers and cargo, a sleek style, high-tech equipment, and excellent safety features, the 2020 Ford Transit Connect van is perfect for work or play. Whether you're loading up the team for the big game or transporting colleagues to the job site, this van is capable and ready for any task. Read on to get to know the Ford Transit Connect. Exterior Style The 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van is available in three trim levels: XL Passenger Wagon, XLT Passenger Wagon, and Titanium Passenger Wagon. The van rolls on standard 16-inch premium dark-stainless-painted aluminum wheels. If you're looking for a customized look, opt for the available premium luster nickel-painted or sparkle silver-painted alloy wheels. The three-bar black surround grille, black door handles, and black molded-in-color rear bumper and rear bumper end caps give the van a clean and classy look. If you need extra space for cargo, roof rails are an available option. Power and Performance The 2020 Transit Connect has a 2.0-liter GDI I-4 engine under the hood and a 2.5-liter iVCT I-4 engine is also available. The engine is paired to an eight-speed SelectShift automatic transmission. EcoMode and auto start-stop technology help you achieve better fuel economy. The Transit Connect is front-wheel drive and has an independent suspension with Macpherson struts. The van is easy to maneuver despite its size, thanks to its long wheelbase that is paired with electric power-assisted steering. The turning diameter is a mere 40 feet. When driving in windy conditions or curvy roads, the side-wind stabilization and AdvanceTrac with roll stability control help maintain a smooth steady ride. Interior Style With configurable seating, you can seat six or seven people comfortably in the 2020 Transit Connect. Entering and exiting the van is made easier with dual sliding side doors. Both carpet and vinyl flooring are available, depending on how you will use the van. All-weather floor mats are also available. For a luxurious feel, opt for the available leather-wrapped steering wheel with satin chrome accents. The dual-zone front auto temperature control ensures everyone enjoys a comfortable ride. Load up your luggage or gear in the back, which features 106 cubic feet of cargo space. Keep everything in place while on the move with the vertical cargo nets. The available wireless inductive phone charger keeps your devices fully charged without the hassle of remembering your charger cords. With the available SYNC 3 with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, you can easily access your favorite apps, such as music playlists, navigation, and more. With voice-activated technology, you don't even need to take your hands off the wheel to access the apps. Safety The 2020 Transit Connect Van includes active and passive safety features, such as a blind spot information system, forward and reverse sensing systems, auto high-beam headlamps, and a rear-view camera. Also available are a lane-keeping system, which alerts you if you've moved out of your lane, and pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking. When you need a large vehicle for your family or your job, look no further than the spacious 2020 Ford Transit Connect.

If you've got a growing family and an adventurous lifestyle, the all-new 2020 Ford Explorer is the ideal vehicle for you. With more interior space for passengers and cargo, four engine options, increased towing capacity, and available intelligent all-wheel drive, the Explorer will take you wherever you want to go. Here are five of the features that make it a great choice for your family. Exterior Styling The 2020 Ford Explorer may be a versatile family hauler, but it also has striking good looks that will turn heads wherever your adventures take you. It's offered in XLT, Limited, the high-performance ST, and luxurious Platinum trim levels. It features a bold new grille, LED headlights and signature lighting, heated power mirrors with LED turn signals, alloy wheels, LED taillights, and a power liftgate. Limited trim and up add LED fog lights, power-folding mirrors with approach lights and memory, and the added convenience of a hands-free liftgate. Interior Design Whether you're picking up the family's groceries or heading out on a road trip, the Explorer has the capacity to carry what you need. With a full load of up to seven passengers, you have 18.2 cubic feet of storage. Folding the 50/50 split third row gives you 47.9 cubic feet and, for those trips without the kids, the second and third rows fold flat to give you 87.8 cubic feet of cargo space. Extra pockets and underfloor storage provide space for smaller items. Second-row power-folding captain's chairs are standard and the XLT and Platinum trims offer the option of a 40/20/40 split-folding bench for increased passenger capacity. Limited trim and up have leather upholstery, heated second-row seats, a power-fold third row, and ambient lighting. Entertainment To keep the family entertained, connected, and fully charged on the go, the Explorer has three 12-volt power outlets, dual smart-charging USB ports, a 4G Wi-Fi hot spot, smartphone integration, MP3 compatible six-speaker audio with satellite radio, and an 8-inch touch screen or the available 10.1-inch screen. Limited trim adds a voice-activated navigation system and 12-speaker B&O audio. Power and Performance You don't need to sacrifice driving pleasure with four powerful engines to choose from. XLT and Limited trim are powered by a 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine delivering 300 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque to the rear or all four wheels via the smooth-shifting 10-speed automatic transmission. Optional for the Limited is a hybrid powertrain with a 3.3-liter V-6 linked to electric motors to give a combined output of 318 horsepower. Under the hood of the Platinum trim is a 3.0-liter turbocharged V-6 that produces 365 horsepower and 380 pound-feet of torque. For the ST, the same engine is boosted to give you 400 horsepower and 415 pound-feet of torque. Safety Features Standard safety features include a lane-keeping system, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, reverse parking sensors, pre-collision alert with pedestrian detection and automatic emergency braking, stability control, traction control, and an SOS post-crash alert system. To see all of the 2020 Explorer's awesome features, head over to Jack Madden Ford for a closer look.

The fully redesigned 2020 Ford Escape features improved exterior styling, new powertrain, chassis, and electronics, and a roomier interior. The all-new Escape is offered in S, SE, SE Sport Hybrid, SEL, and Titanium trim levels. Titanium trim has the option of hybrid power, and a plug-in hybrid will be available in Spring 2020. Exterior Design The 2020 Ford Escape is longer, wider, and lower than the previous model and features a Ford Mustang-inspired trapezoidal grille and front fascia. The sculpted aerodynamic profile, underbody shrouding, and sporty rear-end design help to optimize airflow. A lower beltline has improved the vision for rear-seat passengers. S models have configurable daytime running lights, 17-inch wheels, black mirrors and trim, dual chrome exhaust tips, and a color-keyed rear spoiler. The SE adds LED signature lighting, alloy wheels, chrome trim, and color-keyed door handles and heated mirrors. SEL trim has fog lights, 18-inch wheels, roof rails, and a hands-free power liftgate, while the Titanium adds LED fog lights. Interior Styling Inside the Escape's contemporary cabin, you'll find 60/40 split fold-down rear seats with a sliding feature that either gives you more versatile cargo space or best-in-class second-row legroom. S trim offers cloth upholstery, a six-way adjustable driving seat, a 4.2-inch driver information display, a rotary gear shift dial, and a tilt and telescoping steering column. SE trim adds a 10-way power driving seat, automatic climate control, push-button start, while the SE Sport Hybrid has a configurable 12.3-inch fully digital instrument cluster and a leather-bound steering wheel. The SEL has simulated leather upholstery, a memory driving seat and mirrors, and heated front seats and steering wheel. Titanium trim features leather upholstery, power passenger seat, and dual-zone climate control. Power and Performance Standard power is provided by a 1.5-liter EcoBoost three-cylinder engine that produces 181 horsepower and 190 pound-feet of torque. Optional for the SEL and standard in the Titanium is a 250 horsepower 2.0-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine delivering 280 pound-feet of torque. Both engines are paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and feature stop/start technology. Powering the SE Sport Hybrid and available in the Titanium is a 2.5-liter engine linked to two electric motors to give a total system output of 198 horsepower. It's mated to a continuously variable transmission. With the 2.0-liter engine and the Class 2 Trailer Tow Package, the Escape has a towing capacity of up to 3,500 pounds. All models have standard front-wheel drive and the option of all-wheel drive. Technology The Escape features FordPass Connect providing a 4G Wi-Fi hot spot for up to 10 devices. All but the S trim have the Sync 3 infotainment system offering smartphone integration, Ford plus Alexa, Waze, and an 8-inch touch screen. Standard driver assistance features include pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, and a lane-keeping system. Titanium models add active parking assist, an automatic dimming rearview mirror, and the option of a head-up display. For a closer look at all of the features of the 2020 Escape, contact Jack Madden Ford to arrange a demonstration.

The Ford Fusion is a sleek and capable sedan. The 2020 Fusion will be available in both an all-gas and hybrid form. Take a look below as we compare and contrast these popular sedans. The Engines The most obvious and important parts of this comparison sit at the heart of each vehicle. The all-gas engine 2020 Fusion is a 2.5-liter I-4 generating 175 horsepower and 175 pound-feet of torque. The hybrid version boasts a 2-liter I-4 engine producing 141 horsepower and 129 pound-feet of torque. The other half of the hybrid is a 1.4-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery. The all-gas engine gets 21 miles per gallon in the city and 31 miles per gallon on the highway. The hybrid engine gets 43 miles per gallon in the city and 41 miles per gallon on the highway. The all-gas engine is more powerful, but the hybrid has better mileage. Performance The gas version of the Fusion for 2020 comes equipped with four-wheel independent suspension, independent rear multi-link suspension with a front and rear anti-roll bars, a front anti-roll bar, gas-pressurized shocks, speed-sensing electric power-assist rack-pinion steering, and speed-sensing steering. The hybrid has wheels one inch larger than the gas version, at 17 inches, and shares the performance-related parts above with its gas counterpart. Technology The gas version of the Fusion has a four-speaker sound system, where the hybrid has a nine-speaker one. That is quite a gap in terms of sound capabilities. The gas version comes with a single first row LCD monitor, with three optional, where the hybrid has three standard. Both vehicles are equipped with speed-sensitive volume, voice-activated radio, wireless phone connectivity, and FordPass Connect 4G LTE Wi-Fi internet access. A real-time weather display is optional on the gas Fusion and standard on the hybrid. Entertainment technology fans will love the 2020 Ford Fusion Hybrid. Safety Features The safety features on both vehicles are very similar in layout, but they bear mentioning anyway. When you see them, you'll understand how much Ford engineers think about the safety of the drivers and passengers. A security system and panic alarm are standard on both versions of the Fusion, as are brake assist, perimeter approach lights, child safety locks, and a set of eight carefully positioned air bags. These air bags are occupant sensing and designed to reduce impact damage as much as possible. Comfortable Interiors Both vehicle variants have a maximum seating capacity of five, but the hybrid has power-adjustable seating standard where the gas version has manually adjusted seating standard. Both versions have chrome interior accents that fit well with the console layout of the cars. Steering wheels on both have buttons for audio control and other functions, so you can do a lot without taking your hands off of the wheel. To learn more about the 2020 Ford Fusion in all of its forms, head over to Jack Madden Ford in Norwood, Massachusetts. There you'll see their expansive inventory and speak with their experts, who have the answer to all of your questions.

The 2019 Ford F-350 is the super-duty truck that sits between the F-250 and F-450 in the lineup. It is mighty and capable of doing tough jobs with ease. Take a look at our list of F-350 features, and you'll see why this truck is so sought-after. A Muscular Exterior The 2019 F-350 comes in an incredible 18 model varieties so that the needs of truck-buyers are met to the highest possible degree. The truck has a tough, boxed look, with rectangular lighting and a robust and prominent grille. It comes in any of six trim levels: the XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, and Limited. You won't have trouble getting onto the truck bed of the F-350 as it has an integrated step in the tailgate. Options include a heavy-duty bed-set storage box, heated and powered folding side mirrors, spray-in heavy-duty bed liner, a moonroof, fog lights, power rear sliding windows, and 20-inch wheels. Engines That Will get the Job Done The F-350 comes with two engine options. The first is a 6.2-liter Flex-Fuel V-8 engine generating 385 horsepower and 430 pound-feet of torque. The second is a 6.7-liter Power-Stroke Turbo Diesel engine producing 450 horsepower and 935 pound-feet of torque. Powerful Performance Options With trailer sway control, roll stability control, heavy-duty shock absorbers, and adaptive power steering, the F-350 is ready for anything. It comes in a four-wheel drive version and can tow a total of 32,000 pounds. It can haul 13,000 pounds in its bed. The 6.2-liter engine has a GNG/Propane package option that makes it capable of running on compressed natural gas or propane. The diesel engine has access to a driver-activated exhaust brake, allowing the vehicle to be slowed down for greater driver control. A Roomy, High-Tech Interior Remote start, keyless entry, SiriusXM radio, Bluetooth, adjustable memory pedals, and infotainment center navigation are the tip of the tech iceberg as far as the F-350 is concerned. Dual-zone automatic climate control, heated seats and steering wheel, a special cab heater, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and cruise control are also available on this impressive truck. The F-350 has no shortage of cargo space. From the large central console to the small storage pockets and lockbox, this truck is designed to carry as much as possible. Control the four-speaker audio system with buttons on your steering wheel so that you never have to take your hands off of the wheel to change radio stations. A Truck Built for Safety Equipped with a rearview camera, trailer reverse guidance, a 360-degree camera system, and blind spot monitoring, it is easy to maneuver a large load than in the F-350. The truck is equipped with an array of finely tuned and carefully positioned air bags so that you and your passengers are as safe as can be in the event of a collision. If you have an inexperienced driver, use Ford's MyKey system to set limits on speed and music volume. The pros at Jack Madden Ford in Norwood, Massachusetts, have all the info you could ever want concerning the F-350 and the rest of their incredible inventory. Stop by today and see all of the advantages of purchasing a 2019 F-350.

Ford is at it again providing a rough-and-ready truck to take on the challenges of in-town and out-of-town driving situations with the new 2020 Ford F-250. Exterior (Trims) Choose from several trims that include the XL, XLT, STX, King Ranch, Limited, Lariat, and Platinum. Each has been updated with distinctive front and rear ends, new headlamps and fascia, an impressive grille, and exciting colors and trim inserts. The exterior also has restyled taillights, a refreshed tailgate, and larger grilles on the models with dual rear wheels. Ford is also offering two off-road packages: FX4 and Tremor. The FX4 off-road package features Ranchero shocks, skid plates, a limited slip rear end, enhanced suspension, 4x4 shifting ability fitted on the steering column, and more ground clearance. The Tremor package includes equipment such as off-road shock absorbers, raised running boards, skid plates, 18-inch matte black wheels, and 35-inch off-road tires. External features include raised suspension, rock crawling mode, front limited differential, and rear electronic locking differential. Interior The F-250 cabin is comfortable and well-planned with easily accessible technology. Depending on the trim, the interior will be highlighted with leather upholstery, a simulated suede headliner, and aluminum and wood accents. For entertainment and connectivity, standard features include the FordPass Connect modem featuring 4G LTE wi-fi with connections for a maximum of 10 devices, a USB port, and wireless charging capability. There's also a telematics suite designed for fleet operators to manage and track vehicle data points. The suite is available for the Lariat and other high-end trims. Power and Performance The F-250 is no stranger when it comes to power and for 2020, the bar is raised once again with the addition of the 7.3-liter high-output V-8 paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Two other engines are also available. These include the 6.2-liter V-8 supported by a 6-speed automatic transmission and the 6.7-liter turbodiesel, with an improved fuel injection system and turbocharger, which means more power and torque. The towing and payload capacity have been a strong point for the F-250, and this continues with the 2020. The truck's ratings for fifth-wheel, conventional, and gooseneck payload and towing capabilities will be at the highest level exceeding its previous ratings according to Ford. To make hitching a trailer more efficient, the Pro Trailer Backup Assist package will be available. This package makes things easier by eliminating undue stress plus it can retain hitching requirements for up to 10 rigs. Safety Whether you're towing a fifth wheel, trailer, or ATVs, safety is always foremost for Ford products, and the F-series is no exception. A few of the available safety features are the Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) that includes Cross-Traffic Alert with trailer coverage, pre-collision assist fitted with automatic emergency braking, the Trailer Reverse Guidance system, and four 360-degree cameras for viewing all sides of the truck. If you need towing capability, versatility, extra power, and an all-around work truck, test drive the 2020 Ford F-250 in Norwood, MA at Jack Madden Ford!

Many drivers want a car with enough space for a few passengers and their luggage, but also one that is small and agile enough to quickly make its way through city traffic. Subcompact sedans and hatchbacks can definitely deliver on both fronts, with the 2019 Ford Fiesta being the perfect example. A Multitude of Trims and Body Styles The 2019 Ford Fiesta is a subcompact vehicle that is available in two different body styles: sedan and four-door hatchback. Each of the two body styles has its own trims to choose from; the sedan is available in the S and SE trims, while the hatchback has the SE trim alongside the ST Line and ST trims. The base S trim on the sedan is well equipped, with features such as a more than adequate 120 horsepower 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, 15-inch wheels, highly adjustable driver's seat and steering wheel, a 4.2-inch center display, a rear-view camera, and a great sounding six-speaker audio system, among others. The SE trim brings even cooler features, like alloy wheels, a rear spoiler, fog lights, a 6.5-inch touch-screen with Ford's Sync3 infotainment interface, satellite radio, along with enhanced smartphone connectivity options. The S and SE trims are more than enough to satisfy most drivers, but if you desire something truly special, you may want to consider the ST Line and ST trims. The ST Line takes all the upgrades on the SE and adds performance and visual elements, such as rear disc brakes, an aggressive-looking black spoiler with matching roof and door mirrors, and other aerodynamic modifications. The star of the show, however, is the ST model. It turns the Fiesta into a race car, both visually and performance-wise, with many interior and exterior style additions and a beastly 197 horsepower engine. Comfortable and Precise Driving The 2019 Ford Fiesta is a brilliantly agile car in any trim or body style thanks to its small size, precise steering, and well-tuned suspension. This makes it incredibly fun to drive anywhere, from city streets to curvy mountain roads. Also, its maneuverability doesn't mean any compromise was made when it comes to comfort levels. The suspension is comfortable for a car this agile, while the excellent insulation manages to keep out most road, engine, and wind noises. Great Technology Features Adding to the comfort level, the technology features on the 2019 Fiesta are what you would expect from a modern vehicle. The 6.5-inch touch-screen interface with the Sync3 system handles all infotainment needs with ease, with physical controls and voice commands available to help the driver operate it with eyes kept firmly on the road ahead. Smartphone connectivity is a breeze, through Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, or USB ports. From a spacious sedan to a sporty and powerful hatchback, the 2019 Ford Fiesta in Norwood, MA can cover the needs and desires of many different types of driver. However, no matter what shape or trim you choose, you will be getting a modern and well-built subcompact vehicle.

The Taurus is Ford's large sedan and one of the most affordable in its class. 2019 is the last year of production for the Taurus, so this is the last chance drivers have to get this spacious, smooth-riding vehicle. The comfortable seating and high-quality interior make this an excellent choice for commuters. Here's how the 2019 Taurus will get you to work in style. The Models The base Taurus is the SE which has 18-inch alloy wheels, and automatic headlights. The SEL adds to the exterior look with body-colored side door mirrors, and puddle lamps. The Limited comes with 19-inch wheels, an auto-dimming driver's side mirrors, and interior upgrades. The SHO is the top-level Taurus. This model has all the equipment from the Limited, it adds 20-inch wheels that are exclusive to the SHO, and it has xenon headlights and a rear spoiler. You'll also get sleek looking black exterior trim elements and dual exhaust tips. The Powerful Ride The Taurus will not only get you to work in style; it will get you there with plenty of power. The entry-level engine is a 3.6-liter V-6 that gets 288 horsepower, and if you bump up to the SHO, you'll get even more power. This model has a 3.5-liter V-6 engine under the hood that delivers 365 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque. Adding the SHO Performance package bumps up the performance with is revised final-drive ratio for faster acceleration. This package also adds summer performance tires, upgraded brake pads, and an upgraded stability control system that includes a Track mode. In the Cabin Your ride to work in the Taurus will be comfortable with the power-adjustable front seats that make it easy to find the right position. Cloth upholstery comes standard with the option for leather in the higher trims. You can also add heated and ventilated seats in the front, a heated steering wheel for a comfortable grip when the weather turns colder, and heated rear seats to keep your commuting partners comfortable. Technology The base Taurus comes with a 4.2-inch display screen, and two USB ports. Ford's Sync 3 infotainment system is an available option for the SEL, and this comes standard with the Limited and SHO. This system comes with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and an 8-inch touch screen display. Additional technology that Ford makes available in the Taurus include an upgraded Sony stereo, HD radio, and navigation. The Safety You can stay safe during your commute with the available safety features. A rearview camera comes standard in all the models with automatic windshield wipers, and blind-spot monitoring added to the Limited and above. You can also get Ford's Driver Assist package for the Limited which adds automatic parallel parking, adaptive cruise control, and forward-collision warning. It also comes with lane departure warning and the lane-keep intervention system. The 2019 Ford Taurus will get you to work in style. It has the power, technology, and the safety to make even a long commute fun.

The Comfortable Cabin With space for up to eight and the option for an extended wheelbase, you can't beat the Expedition when it comes to cabin space. There is more than enough headroom and legroom in all rows for children and large teenagers, and the wide door openings make it easy to get in and out whether you sit in the second row or the third row. In the back, there is 20.8 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row, that can expand to 63.6 cubic feet if you fold down the third row, and up to 104.6 cubic feet if you fold down the second row. You can make the cabin even more comfortable and convenient with available features such as heated and ventilated seats in the front, automatic climate control, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Technology Kids need the latest technology when they ride in the car. They can stay entertained with the available 8-inch touch screen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and 12-speaker B & O stereo system. You can also get a Wi-Fi hot spot so everyone can connect to their devices right in the car. A wireless charging pad and two extra smart-charging USB ports are available depending on the trim. The Expedition comes with Ford's SYNC 3 infotainment system which displays several apps right in the touch screen. This is easy to use, and it offers quick responses to touch. The Power If you and your family want to take a road trip, the Expedition has the power to get you where you want to go. It comes with a turbo V-6 engine that gets 375 horsepower in most models and 400 horsepower in the Platinum trim. The 10-speed automatic transmission shifts smoothly up through the gears and works to get the maximum power out of the engine. When equipped, the Expedition can tow up to 9,300 pounds, which is more than enough for a boat or camper. Safety Features All 2019 Expedition models come standard with a rearview camera. The base offers the option for the Driver Assistance Package. This adds forward collision alert, automatic braking, adaptive cruise control, automatic windshield wipers, and automatic high beams. The optional package also comes with lane keep assist. The higher trims make this standard, and also offer an automated parking system and a 360-degree surround-view camera. Blind-spot monitoring alerts in the side mirrors, front and rear parking sensors, and rear cross-traffic alert are also available depending on the trim and package. Try out the 2019 Ford Expedition with its tons of features and equipment to make it an excellent family vehicle. Whether you need power to haul your family and gear or you want the latest safety equipment, you'll get it with this SUV.