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In the last model year, the Ford F-150, split between a tough haul-anything back bed and expansive cabin as opulent as any sedan, maintained a comfortable sales lead against the competition. With so many thumbs up, the only big change this pickup needed for 2020 was to apply the Ford CoPilot360 safety suite to all 7 models. While this may not mean the F-150 has reached total perfection, looking at the following info, it seems awfully close.
Pickup trucks might have once been associated with rough, Spartan accommodations, but whether it's the XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited, or Raptor, those days are long over. The XL begins with amenities like air conditioning, AM/FM stereo, a 2.3-inch touchscreen, and a 12-volt outlet in the Regular cab selection that becomes 2 outlets in the SuperCab and SuperCrew configurations.
The XLT brings in a 4.2-inch touchscreen and power locks and windows. Comfort levels go up with the Lariat edition making the touchscreen 8 inches, the climate system dual-zone, and the front leather-covered seats motorized with 10 driver-side positions. A 110-volt inverter and rear heated seats are part of the F-150 King Ranch edition's charms. The Platinum trim shows the way in front and back with LED lights. The Limited trim also provides a nice view through a 360-degree camera.
The 2020 F-150 supplies 6 ways to get things in motion starting with a general-purpose 3.3-liter V6 that tackles chores with 290 horses. It's the only block linked to a 6-speed automatic transmission for 19 mpg city and 25 mpg highway. All other engines in the lineup utilize a 10-speed automatic transmission. Big results come from compact packages with a turbocharged 2.7-liter V6 that bangs out 325 horsepower with 20 mpg city and 26 mpg highway.
Going up the power scale, a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 conveys 375 horsepower. To hit the next notch, a 5-liter V8 is needed that knocks out 395 horsepower. The F-150 Raptor and Limited editions get their brute force from the previously-mentioned 3.5-liter turbo V6 that's received a few tweaks to bring its output up to 450 horsepower. Buyers wanting an F-150 capable of 22 mpg city and 30 mpg highway have a 3-liter turbodiesel V6 option that does this along with reaching 250 horsepower and 440 lb-ft of torque.
Awaiting its own testing, the 2020 F-150 possesses the same reliable body as its 2019 sibling. Ford follows up with safety components like a rearview camera, antilock brakes, traction and stability control, and airbags.
The 2020 F-150 also takes passenger safety into the future with items like adaptive cruise control, lane exiting warning with self-correction capability, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alarm, and even forward collision and pedestrian recognition that triggers an alert and automatically applies the brakes if necessary. They're all part of the Ford Co-Pilot360 suite found in all F-150 models.
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Ford has developed a reputation for vehicle connectivity at its finest. Solutions have been brought in using the Sync platform and the Ford Sync app, and drivers have depended on USB or hands-free wireless technology to connect phones. Some great services this technology provides include vehicle health reports and 911 Assist.
When you set out to buy a new car, there are many considerations to keep in mind. Narrowing your decision down by make, model, and trim level is just the start. You'll also have to think about what features and amenities are most important.
The Ford Expedition is popular with families who need the extra space that the full-sized SUV provides. Whether using the Expedition for fun or work, owners find that the vehicle is also more than capable of handling the task. When curious as to what a full-sized SUV offers, come see us at our Ford sales location.
In terms of cargo, the Expedition provides more than enough room for luggage, recreation toys or shopping. The rear of the vehicle features an optional shelf that conveniently provides multiple levels or storage space.
The new Ford Escape has been delivered to Grapevine Ford, and we thought that this would be the perfect time to showcase a few of the safety features in this popular crossover.
The Pre-Collision Assist feature in the all-new Ford Escape was designed to help identify the threat of a crash and to help the driver to bring the car to a safe stop. If the radar technology does show that collision risk, the braking system is powered down to assist the driver in getting stopped before a crash with another vehicle does occur.
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