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The sixth-generation Ford Mustang offers shoppers some exciting opportunities for the 2019 model year. The iconic 1960s-inspired Bullitt returns, and the California Special appearance package now graces the GT Premium trim. Celebrate the end of the year with the power and performance of a 2019 Mustang. Here are a few of its most appealing amenities that you don't want to miss out on. Powerful Performance If you're serious about power and performance, get the potent GT Premium variant. The four-cylinder EcoBoost engine is an exceptional day-to-day performer, but this pony car hits the fast track when equipped with the throaty 460-horsepower V-8 under the hood. Ford made the dual-mode active valve exhaust available on the EcoBoost engine. It's designed to make the Mustang's stock four-cylinder sound even more aggressive. This option adds a bit of fun for a reasonable cost, while the GT's manual transmission is now equipped with a rev-matching feature so you can downshift like a pro. more Athletic Handling The modern Mustang's road manners took a considerable leap forward when the entire lineup received an independent rear suspension. Bump its capabilities to new heights of engaging agility when you go ahead and add the Performance package. It sharpens up the Mustang's responsive handling and provides a thrilling drive that's comfortable enough for road trips. User-Friendly Technology Package Ford designed the new Mustang's Sync 3 technology package with logically laid-out controls and crisp graphics. This intuitive infotainment system is very approachable. It includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a Wi-Fi hot spot on the Premium trims, and  you'll get two standard USB ports, voice control speech detection, and navigation. You'll also enjoy crystal-clear sound from the nine-speaker audio system and enjoy the praiseworthy 12-inch all-digital instrument cluster. Interior Features The Mustang's cabin blends a comfortable retro style with modern conveniences such as dual-zone automatic climate control. It's a more sophisticated car than ever before, and the cabin of this sports car is quite spacious for two passengers. It touts loads of head, leg, and room shoulder room, but it isn't the ideal vehicle for families. The back seat is small and impractical for regular use. Advanced Driver Safety Aids A variety of advanced driver safety aids are available for the 2019 Mustang, including the standard rearview camera and the Ford MyKey system. If you have a novice driver in the family, the MyKey system lets you set volume and speed limits for this operator. You can add an impressive number of available safety tools, such as rear parking sensors, adaptive cruise control, and forward collision warning. Other available features include automatic brake support, pre-collision assist, and blind spot monitoring. Opt for the complete suite, which comes with pedestrian detection, rear cross traffic warning, lane keeping helper, automatic high beams, and rain-sensing wipers. Do you feel the lure of a powerful engine and aggressive handling? Then take a look at the 2019 Mustang. It's a terrific choice for your next hot rod. Head to your local showroom today and see why you should end the year with the new pony car.

The Ford Explorers for 2019 and 2020 seem to have a great deal in common at first, but there are many pronounced differences between them. Take a look below as we compare and contrast these two popular models of Ford sports utility vehicles. Trim Level Differences The trims differ slightly between the 2019 and 2020 lineups for the Ford Explorer. The 2019 trim levels include the XLT, Limited, Sport, and Platinum. The 2020 trim levels include the XLT, ST, Limited, and Platinum. The Sport trim comes equipped with a 3.5-liter V-6 EcoBoost engine, combining direct-injection and turbocharging technologies. It generates 365 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque. The ST is fitted with a twin-turbocharged EcoBoost 3-liter V-6 generating 365 horsepower and 380 pound-feet of torque. more Fuel Efficiency Variations by Trim Level The standard engine on the 2019 Explorer grants 17 miles per gallon in the city and 24 on the highway. That year's EcoBoost engine gets 19 mpg in the city and 27 on the highway. The 2019 Sport trim's engine gives the driver access to better acceleration, sport-tuned suspension, and highly responsive steering, leveling out at 16 mpg in the city and 22 on the highway. The Platinum trim also gets 16 mpg in the city and 22 on the highway. The rear-wheel-drive 2020 Explorer with the base trim's 2.3-liter engine gets 21 miles per gallon in the city and 28 on the highway. The Limited trim's 2.3-liter 4-cylinder turbo engine gets 20 mpg in the city and 27 on the highway. The XLT's 2.3-liter 4-cylinder turbo engine grants 21 mpg in the city and 28 on the highway. The ST trim's 3.0-liter 6-cylinder turbo engine gets 18 mpg in the city and 24 on the highway, as does the Platinum trim's engine. Exterior Comparison While at first the 2019 and 2020 Ford Explorers look similar on the outside, differences in design can be picked out with a closer look. The grille on the 2020 is comparable in pattern to the 2019, but it is taller by a third and broader at the center, extending below the headlights where it didn't before. The lines along the side of the vehicle are more numerous and pronounced than in 2019, and the bumper is somewhat lower in front on the 2020 version. The 2020 has a slightly more curved look overall compared to the more angular 2019, giving it a sleeker style, and the lower lights are set in an inward-facing "D" rather than a lowercase "r" shape. Interior Variations The Explorer for 2019 comes with cloth upholstery with leather available on the upper trim levels. It comes with an 8-way adjustable driver's seat, heated front seats, and an available twin-panel moon roof. The 2020 version has the same seating options, but the seats are larger for improved comfort. A new rotary gear shift is an option on the 2020 version. The third-row seating in the 2020 is effortless to access since a new one-touch feature opens up the area for your third-row passengers. There is a lot to discover and love where the 2019 and 2020 Ford Explorers are concerned. Head to Pat Milliken Ford in Redford to take a look at them and the rest of their impressive inventory.

Standard Sport Utility Vehicles tend to have an average amount of cargo space. With work, families, and daily activities, we need more and more space while driving. Ford has acknowledged this need and adjusted the 2019 Explorer in response, both inside and out. Interior Cargo Space The first thing you want to know when you're looking at a new SUV is how many people it seats. Secondly, you want to know how much cargo space it has. The 2019 Ford Explorer seats seven people comfortably with third-row seating and has a whopping 80.7 cubic feet of space from the rear door to the first row of seats. Cargo space from the rear to the second row totals 43.8 cubic feet, and from the rear to the third-row seating, you still get 21 cubic feet of cargo space. With the overall height of the vehicle at exactly 70 inches, the Explorer isn't overly tall, and a width of 78.9 inches keeps this SUV right at average sizing. You won't feel like you're driving a large truck when you're traveling on the highway. more The second row of seats is a 60/40 folding split-bench, front-facing, manual-reclining cloth seat with manual fore and aft adjustments. You can put the smaller side down if transporting a long but not wide item, or you can put both sides down for full usage of the area. The third row has a fixed 50/50 split-bench cloth seat with two fixed head restraints. The seat folds manually into the floor and can be folded fully flat to use the full space for cargo storage. Each section can be reconfigured for your storage needs or to accommodate changes en route. Exterior Cargo Space Most mid-size SUVs don't focus on external storage when reconfiguring the model for the new year, but Ford has upgraded this additional cargo option with the 2019 Ford Explorer in consideration of customer needs and strengthened the options here as well. The dead weight hitch on this vehicle has a maximum trailer weight of 2,000 pounds. The Explorer also comes standard with trailer sway control to better facilitate your successful tow experience. The most underrated cargo space on SUVs is the roof storage.  The Ford Explorer comes standard with roof rails, but this space is actually very versatile, and you can make it fit your lifestyle and needs. You can purchase a cargo carrier, roof box, roof basket, or cargo carrier bags to affix directly to the rails. If you're more into water sports, you can buy specific carriers for kayaks, paddle boards, canoes, surfboards, or a versatile carrier to be used for more than one type of item. When shopping for your 2019 Ford Explorer, be assured that this model year does, in fact, have a good deal of space that can be used for your lifestyle needs and is versatile in many ways. The large cargo space can be used for home improvement projects, family outings, sports equipment, shopping, traveling, and outdoor activities. Come by Pat Milliken Ford today to test drive the latest arrivals and see the spacious interior for yourself. Image via dealeron

Are you looking for a new truck? Consider the 2019 Ford F-350. Its power, towing capabilities, and cabin luxuries are only a handful of the fantastic components that make it a great choice. To give you a better picture of the super duty truck, we've made this list of the top reasons you'll fall in love with the F-350. Power Modern trucks tend to have a lot of power, but sometimes you need that extra little boost to accomplish something special. The 2019 Ford F-350 provides that necessary power. When purchasing a new F-350, you have the choice between two engines, the standard 6.2-liter V-8 or a turbocharged 6.7-liter diesel V-8. If you'll be doing a lot of towing, go for the turbocharged engine. You won't be disappointed by the raw power. more Driver Assist Options One of the coolest things about the F-350 is the driver assist options. If you're like a lot of truck drivers and find yourself needing to haul something on the interstate for hours, you've probably been reluctant to do so. With any other truck, you would be correct in feeling that way, but not with the F-350. The adaptive cruise control can function when you're hauling up to 30,000 pounds, so those long drives will be made much easier. The F-350 also comes equipped with lane keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, and a rearview camera. Blind-spot monitoring can be adjusted for hauling a trailer, and the rearview camera can be mounted on your trailer to help with maneuvering into a parking spot. Comfort The cabin is spacious and upgradable to any comfort level, given the wide variety of trims available. Road noise is a thing of the past with the F-350, so you can enjoy a nice, relaxing ride without worrying about any clatter from outside. You won't notice much of a difference between the rides where you're hauling something and those that you aren't because the ride stays smooth. The leather front seats have memory functions and are adjustable in three different ways for lumbar support. The climate control function is an added bonus that helps makes rides even more enjoyable. Technology Ford's Sync 3 interface is a joy to use. It's intuitive, user-friendly, and provides drivers with multiple hands-off options. For example, the voice control option allows drivers to not only make phone calls but also sync to your Siri or Android voice prompts. You can even manage your navigation system through Ford's voice control options. And speaking of navigation, the large touch screen makes it easy to see where you're going. The tire pressure monitoring system alerts you when a tire is below the recommended pressure, and it can be set to monitor trailer tires, as well. Technology, assist options, and comfort set this super duty truck apart from its competition. Regardless of what you're searching for, the F-350 has something for everyone. If you still need more convincing, take the 2019 Ford F-350 for a test drive today!

The 2019 Ford Expedition is a vehicle that talks the talk and walks the walk. If you like road tripping in northern Michigan, here are five features of the 2019 Ford Expedition that make it the perfect vehicle for your next adventure. Interior If you have ever taken a road trip, you know the long road can make for an uncomfortable ride. Not so in the 2019 Expedition. With seating for up to eight in three rows, the Expedition boasts more room in the first and second rows than the Yukon and Tahoe. It also ranks best-in-class for legroom in the second and third rows. So, stretch out and watch the miles roll by. The 2019 Expedition has cargo space for luggage and gear for those long haul trips. Upgrade to the Max model, which is nearly a foot longer than the standard Expedition, and you gain 16.9 cubic feet of cargo space. Maximum space can reach 121.5 cubic feet. Add in the advanced cargo manager and you can easily organize all that room. The second-row seats use Ford's tip and slide technology to easily fold up with the touch of a button, allowing easy access to the third row. Upgrade to the Platinum model and enjoy leather-trimmed, heated and ventilated multi-contoured seats. more Powertrain Driven by a 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine, the Expedition is responsive and powerful, helped by the direct injection system and twin air-to-air turbochargers. And when properly equipped, the Expedition can haul up to 9,300 pounds. Performance The Expedition is equipped with Ford's Terrain Management System, allowing you to customize your ride to the road, no matter the condition. With seven preset modes, you can adjust the vehicle's handling and power to fit what the road throws at you, whether it's ice and snow, gravel, or the long flat pavement ahead. Technology The Expedition is well equipped to handle everyone's technology with Ford's available Sync 3 system. With Sync 3, you get a 4G-LTE wireless hot spot for up to 10 devices. You also get a wireless charger in the center console and up to eight USB ports throughout the cabin. Enjoy the dual headrest rear entertainment system on two video screens while you ride in comfort. Play DVDs, plug in a gaming system, stream from your mobile device, or use Slingbox and watch cable television. Safety The 2019 Expedition has an array of available driver assist features to help keep you safe on the highways and in the parking lots. Ford's BLIS, or Blind Spot Information System, warns you when a vehicle enters your blind spot. Ford's pre-collision assist technology can help avoid or minimize the impact of a possible collision. Cross traffic alert, enhanced active park assist, and pedestrian detection are great in those cramped parking lots. Use the lane-keeping assist and adaptive cruise control with stop and go while on the open road. So no matter where you head in northern Michigan, if you're driving an Expedition, you're in the right vehicle for the road. Come test drive one today and see for yourself. Image via Ford.com

When you're ready to drive home in a new SUV, Ford has plenty of crossover and full-size models from which to choose. If you're having a hard time deciding which model is right for you, read on to learn more about some of the great features you can find on a few of Ford's top 2019 SUVs. Edge When you're looking to drive around in style, get behind the wheel of the Ford Edge. This sleek and sophisticated SUV comes with plenty of impressive features. On the outside, you'll enjoy standard features that include rain-sensing windshield wipers, wiper-activated headlights, automatic high beams, LED daytime running lights and taillights, and a rear spoiler. Inside, you'll appreciate standard conveniences that include an auto-dimming rearview mirror, blind spot information system, lane keep assist system, and pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking. more Flex The Ford Flex offers plenty of interior comfort to go along with its head-turning good looks. Inside you'll find space for everyone with seating for up to seven people. Plus, with a second-row 60/40 split folding bench seat and 50/50 split folding bench seat in the third row, the Flex lives up to its name when you need to combine passenger seating and space for cargo. In fact, you don't have to worry if you have a large piece of cargo. Simply fold all the seats down to reveal an impressive 83.2 cubic feet of storage space. Escape The fun and sporty Ford Escape is always ready for your next adventure. With three engine options available, you know you can find the right one to suit your needs. The standard 2.5-liter engine delivers 168 horsepower and 170 pound-feet of torque. If you decide to go with the available 1.5-liter EcoBoost engine, you'll enjoy 170 horsepower and 177 pound-feet of torque. Or you can select the available 2.0-liter Twin Scroll EcoBoost engine that delivers 245 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque. When properly equipped, the 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine also has a maximum towing capacity of 3,500 pounds. Explorer Whether your adventures are on the road or off of it, the Ford Explorer has the features and conveniences to make your drive a comfortable one. The stylish exterior comes standard with automatic headlights, LED low beam headlights and taillights, and a rear spoiler. Inside, you can stay connected like never before thanks to the available SYNC 3 infotainment system. This easy-to-use system includes a touch-screen display and a sleek interface that connects to your smartphone so you can access some of your favorite apps. Expedition If you want an SUV that can accommodate everything from a large family to plenty of cargo, you need the Ford Expedition. With seating for up to eight people, this full-size SUV makes it easy to bring everyone along for the ride. You'll also find all the technology you desire, including the SYNC infotainment system and available Wi-Fi hotspot. Whether you're interested in sporty fun or impressive roominess, you'll find everything you're looking for when you select one of these top 2019 SUVs from Ford as your next vehicle. Photo by F. D. Richards | Licensed under cc BY-SA 2.0

Ford's 2019 F-150 Diesel half-ton pickup was nominated as a Motor Trend 2019 Truck of the Year finalist. Although the prize didn't go to Ford this time, it's still a big honor to have made the list. What makes this truck stands out amongst its competitors, is not any one feature, but rather a combination of traits. The 2019 F-150 marries best-in-class fuel economy with superior power, state-of-the-art economy, and a comfortable and roomy interior. Let's take a closer look at why this truck was worthy of being a 2019 Motor Trend finalist. Powerful Diesel Engine The diesel engine featured in the 2019 F-150 is a 3.0-liter Power Stroke Turbo Diesel, mated to a 10-speed automatic, that kicks out 250 horsepower and 444 pound-feet of torque. This powerful engine is optional on the Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum trims, and delivers a best-in-class diesel tow rating of up to 11,400 pounds, as well as a best-in-class payload rating of up to 2,010 pounds. more Excellent Fuel Economy We all know that trucks have never been known for their fuel efficiency. It is generally understood that the more power a vehicle offers, the less fuel-efficient it will be. And that is precisely why the 2019 F-150 is so special: it combines superior power with excellent fuel economy. Motortrend has stated that this truck outperformed all its competitors by presenting actual fuel-economy ratings of 20.9/28.5/23.7 mpg city/highway/combined. Officially, the fuel economy of the F-150 Diesel is rated at 22 mpg city and 30 mpg highway. This best-in-class fuel economy rating is actually achievable if the diesel engine is combined with the available rear-wheel drive. Superior Performance The 10-speed automatic that is paired to this engine offers superior overall performance, featuring optimized wide-span gear spacing, drag reduction, and three overdrive gears. This transmission system also offers selectable driving modes; Normal, Tow-Haul, Snow-Wet, EcoSelect, and Sport. This allows you to customize your driving experience according to the weather and road conditions. To boost fuel efficiency, the Diesel engine also features Auto Start-Stop technology, which will automatically switch of your engine when the truck comes to a stop and restart it again once the foot is lifted from the pedal. This system will also automatically deactivate in situations where it wouldn't be conducive to performance, like when you're towing or running in four-wheel drive. State-of-the-Art Technology and a Comfortable Interior The Ford F-150 is equipped with the latest technology and driver-assist features and boasts a spacious and comfortable interior. Ford's available  SYNC 3 system offers Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, SiriusXM, navigation, and a premium Bang & Olufsen sound system, while the FordPass Connect system provides 4G LTW Wi-Fi connectivity for up to 10 concurrent devices. Convenient available interior features include heated and ventilated seats, ambient lighting, dual-zone climate control, and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. Available driver-assist features include adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, a blind-spot information system, pre-collision assist, and lane-keep assist. The Ford F-150 Diesel truck is truly a special vehicle, offering a combination of power, superb fuel efficiency, safety, and comfort. If you want to take one for a spin, drop in at Pat Milliken Ford.

Ford is coming out with an impressive line-up of new vehicles in the coming years, but it all starts with what's new for the 2019 model year. Updated features, new innovations, and more await Ford shoppers as they begin to see these new options hit the showrooms. Here are three of Ford's new and improved models for the 2019 Ford lineup. 2019 Edge The 2019 Edge models are here and ready for sales and test drives. An exciting addition to the 2019 Edge trim levels is the ST model. This is the first time Ford is offering an ST trim on one of its SUVs. This replaces the Edge Sport trim that was previously available. more Trims available in 2019 are SE, SEL, Titanium, and ST. Choose the new ST and you'll enjoy some serious power. It's re-designed EcoBoost engine offers up to 335 horsepower and 380 pound-feet of torque along with all-wheel drive, a unique suspension, and an eight-speed automatic transmission. You'll also get a sportier look with side skirts, a dual exhaust system, and a sport-designed grille. 2019 Ranger The 2019 Ford Ranger is coming back into production in the United States after an eight-year hiatus. Not only will this newly designed pickup offer a fresh face from its 2011 version, but it will also update various features throughout the vehicle. With a new powertrain, better efficiency, updated safety features, and innovative technology, everyone's going to want to get a look at the 2019 Ranger. It's 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine is only a four-cylinder model, but it uses a 10-speed automatic transmission and beautifully designed powertrain to offer some impressive power. Likely to be best in its class, the new Ranger is said to get up to 270 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. But the real kicker is its towing capacity, which sits at 7,500 pounds. 2019 Mustang Bullit As always, Ford brings power, style, and jaw-dropping performance to the table with the Mustang Bullit. The 2019 model year brings a new color option and enhanced engine to the table. The 5.0-liter V-8 engine standard with the Bullit puts out a whopping 475 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque using the Shelby GT350's intake manifold and a six-speed manual transmission. Several performance features are included to maintain a controlled ride and smooth handling even at high speeds. A Torsen limited-slip differential and Brembo brakes will help you manage the Bullit's serious kick. Leather-wrapped seating with green interior accents will make you feel totally comfortable behind the wheel. Get to Pat Milliken Ford today to see these great new Ford vehicles in person. We'll be happy to take you out for a few test drives.

Pickup lovers have been missing the Ford Ranger since 2011. Thankfully, Ford is bringing it back with a new design and great features. It holds on to its roots as a steel-bodied, good, old-fashioned pickup truck, but with several updates that are bound to excite. Here are some features of the new 2019 Ford Ranger you can look forward to. Unique Powertrain The 2019 Ford Ranger keeps it simple by only offering one engine in all of the Ranger trims. A 2.3-liter, inline, four-cylinder engine with Eco Boost and a 10-speed automatic transmission is built to put out 270 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. With a forged crankshaft, connecting road, and double-roller timing chain, this engine is made for life inside a pickup. You'll be able to carry your favorite over-sized toys with its 7,500-pound towing capacity and 1,860-pound maximum payload. more Strong Exterior As previously mentioned, the 2019 Ranger features a steel frame with mounted steel bumpers in the front and back, but the hood and tailgate are aluminum. A redesigned front fascia displays the Ranger name for all to see with updated lighting as well. Enjoy available LED headlights and fog lights depending on the trim you choose. Up-to-Date Safety Even though the Ranger has been out of the line-up for a few years, its safety features are keeping up. Available active safety features include adaptive cruise control, lane-departure warning with assistance, and forward collision warning. The updated cruise control system detects the distance between you and the vehicle in front of you and maintains a safe following distance by automatically adjusting your speed. Lane-departure warning can tell when the Ranger in drifting out of its lane without a turn signal and send an alert to the driver. If the driver doesn't respond in time, the system can correct the drift to keep you in your lane. A new pre-collision assistance system will keep an eye out for potential collisions in front of the Ranger, including pedestrians. If the driver doesn't respond right away to the alert, the system will get the brakes ready for last-minute use. This system can also apply the emergency brakes in case the driver doesn't respond to the collision warning at all. Off-Road Capability For serious adventure capabilities, add the FX2 or FX4 off-road package on to your 2019 Ford Ranger. The FX2 comes with two-wheel drive while the FX4 is four-wheel drive. Both of these packages include electronic locking rear differentials, all-terrain tires, off-road dampers, steel skid plates, and a steel front bash plate. All of the 2019 Rangers have the ground clearance they need, because Ford designed the Ranger to be a "high rider." Choose the FX4 option and you'll also get a terrain management system that offers four different driving modes. Whether you want to take on grass, gravel, snow, mud, or sand, or just enjoy a nice ride to work in the morning, the Ranger is ready for it all. Throttle responsiveness, traction control, and stability control are all adjusted for ideal handling for each type of terrain. Stop by Pat Milliken Ford for a first-hand look at the new Ranger. Although, the Ranger is not on the lot at time of this articles release, we will be very happy to help you order on e or get you any information you need. We'll be happy to get you behind the wheel and out for a test drive. Image via ford.com

The new Ford Explorer has plenty of features the whole family will love. From having more than enough room to taking advantage of all the safety features, here are three highlights you'll want to check out. Plenty of Room The 2019 Ford Explorer has plenty of room for the whole family. With three rows of seating, you can fit the whole family or easily transport your kids, and all their teammates, to soccer practice. The third-row seats fold down so you can store cargo, whether you're hauling it across town or across the country. This will provide you with a total storage space of 43.9 cubic feet. When both the second and third rows are folded, you'll have a total cargo space of 81.7 cubic feet. When you have all the seats in their upright position, up to seven people can fit in the Ford Explorer in addition to having 21 cubic feet of extra cargo space. You'll also have storage space under the floor if you have smaller items you need to store. If you have a mix of passengers and cargo, you can take advantage of the 50/50 split-folding seat that goes flat with just the touch of a button. There are also roof rack side rails that are available if you need even more space, such as going away for the weekend for a family ski vacation. more Multiple Safety Features Ford has a Safe & Smart package that makes it easier than ever to keep your family safe. Some of the features include letting you know if you're unintentionally drifting in your lane with visual and audible alerts and setting a particular cruise control speed that automatically adjusts based on the car's distance in front of you. You'll also be alerted to any potential frontal collisions so you can take the appropriate steps. The high beams will automatically come on when the vehicle detects it's too dark out to make sure you can see the road ahead. The wipers will also detect rain automatically and turn on without you having to do anything so you can focus on keeping your family safe on the road. Advanced Technology You'll be able to stay connected anywhere you go with SYNC 3. This lets you navigate the infotainment system with just your voice so you can keep your hands on the wheel. You'll also be able to get live traffic information so you know what's the best way to take to get your kids to their events on time. The touchscreen is easy to use and is very responsive so you can get the information you need when you need it. You'll also be able to connect your smartphone to make or receive calls and play your favorite music playlist. When you're in the market for a new or pre-owned vehicle, check out the selection at Pat Milliken Ford. We have a variety of trucks, cars, and SUVs for you to choose from. Image via ford.com