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The small township suburb of Redford, MI might not seem like the most obvious place to head to when planning a camping trip. However, it is actually within driving distance of some incredible places to camp, with scenic beaches, mountains, and forests all just a short trip away. more 1. Sterling State Park Located just under an hour's drive from Redford, on the beautiful shores of Lake Erie, Sterling State Park has a great variety of recreational activities to enjoy, and, as the only Michigan park on Lake Erie, it is very popular with visitors from the greater Detroit Metro Area. It is worth reserving campgrounds in advance to be sure of getting a spot. Visitors can swim, fish, or boat on the lake, while on land, there are miles of multi-use trails to explore that take in the park's beautiful woodland. The 256 modern campsites all include electricity, water, and access to showers and toilets. 2. Island Lake Recreation Area A 4,000-acre park located in the county of Livingston, to the west of the metro area, Island Lake Recreation is a great kayaking destination, with lots of rivers, creeks, and lakes to explore. The park is also famous for its hot air balloons; taking off every morning, booking a ride on one can be an exhilarating experience that allows you to view the beautiful countryside from above. Many of the campgrounds are canoe campgrounds that can only be accessed from the water, while the rest offer peaceful stopping points for RVs and tents, with plenty of amenities. 3. Algonac State Park Close to the Canadian border, and to the north of the Detroit Metro Area, this state park offers some excellent opportunities for outdoor fun for all the family. Sportfishing on Lake St. Clair is especially popular, especially in the spring and fall, but the campground is open all year round. The campgrounds here are quite exposed as they are located in a large field, but they do offer all the facilities you could need, including a shower block with flushing toilets, hot showers, and a dump station that all campers can use. 4. Proud Lake State Recreation Area One of the largest state recreation areas around at close to 5,000 acres, Proud Lake SRA sits on the beautiful Huron River in Oakland County, close to the town of Wixom, MI. While the recreation opportunities here are certainly plentiful, nothing beats hiking the 20 miles of trails that wind through an incredibly diverse range of habitats, offering chances to spot some incredible wildlife. Over 130 campgrounds are situated in the park, with full electricity and water hookups available to RV campers. These are just some of the amazing campgrounds nearby. If you're looking to travel further afield, then get out there, as there are lots more to discover. Need a new vehicle to take you on your next adventure? Then visit Pat Milliken Ford today, where our friendly staff will be able to help you discover our incredible range of new and used cars.

Being one of the biggest cities in the country, with a rich history to boot, there is never a shortage of things to do in Detroit, MI. However, Detroit gets a ton of snow during the winter so being able to fully enjoy its variety of bike paths is only a seasonal thing. So get those bikes out and check out these awesome paths near Detroit while you can. more 1. Dequindre Cut Greenway Nicknamed the "Cut," this paved path cuts through downtown Detroit and has separate lanes for bikers and pedestrians. It is well maintained and is a great place to check out Detroit's street art as well. There are three entrances to the path, free parking near the southern end, and it is just under 2 miles in length. 2. Macomb Orchard Trail The Macomb Orchard Trail stretches from Rochester to Richmond and passes plenty of orchards on the way. It follows the Michigan airline railroad which was designed to take passengers across the state. A smoothly paved surface and no pedestrians make this 23.5-mile ride feel like a breeze. 3. Hines Park Trail and Rogue River Gateway Greenway This is actually two trails, the 2 mile Hines Park and the 17.5 mile Rogue River Gateway, that function together as a 19.5-mile trail. Intertwining with the aforementioned Rogue River helps make the trail extraordinarily scenic. The trail also has plenty of restrooms, playgrounds, and parking making it a great activity for the whole family. 4. Clinton River Park Trail Running east of the Clinton River, this trail has a main paved pathway through wooded areas and also a mountain biking trail that runs parallel to it. At the northern end of the path there is River Bends Park and at the southern end there is Dodge Park. This 4.5-mile trail is free of debris and if you are lucky you may even run into some friendly wildlife to take a picture with. 5. Detroit RiverWalk Considered the iconic trail in the Detroit area, the RiverWalk offers a great view of the Detroit River and the city's skyline. Connected to the trail is the massive Milliken State Park which also has plenty to enjoy for all ages. It is only 3.5 miles long but is still considered an essential trail by just about everyone. 6. Stony Creek Metropark Trail Kept in top shape by the Michigan Mountain Bike Association, Stony Creek is a trail that is sure to be worth your time. The terrain is hilly yet gorgeous and the park itself has a bunch of activities as well such as a full 18-hole disc golf course. The trail itself is 6.2 miles and wraps around the beautiful Stony Creek Lake. Getting yourself and your bike equipment safely to and from different trails is obviously an important task. Contact Pat Milliken Ford today so that we can help you find the perfect vehicle for all of your biking needs.

Looking into buying a new SUV? If you're looking for one that can offer you comfort, style, and all the options you could ask for, the 2021 Ford Escape is the car for you. Here's what you should know. more The Basics When it comes to adventure, there's no better car to take you on one than the Ford Escape. Living up to its name, this SUV is the perfect vehicle if you're looking to get away from busy city life and explore everything the world has to offer. No matter what iteration of the Escape you end up with, you can trust that you're getting a phenomenal car. But if you get the '21 Ford Escape, you'll get even more great features, like a brand-new 19-inch wheel design for Titanium models. There are also some new features included in the Co-Pilot360 Plus package for added safety. Pricing With so many options available for the '21 Ford Escape, you're guaranteed to find a trim level that works for you. Starting at just $25,555, the S trim provides you with a super affordable option. You'll also want to check out the SE which goes for around $27,035, and the SEL which starts at $29,505. The Titanium model might be of interest to you if you're looking to get the most luxury possible out of your Escape. This trim level starts at $36,055. There are also hybrid versions of all trim levels available. Engine and Performance You'll delight in any of the available engine options for the '21 Ford Escape. The base engine is a turbocharged 1.5-liter three-cylinder engine that gets 181 horsepower. There's also a more powerful turbocharged 2-liter four-cylinder engine available that makes 250 horsepower. Both of these engines come with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Are you considering going with one of the hybrid models? If you decide to go this route, you'll be getting a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine alongside two electric motors. This setup will get you 221 horsepower as well as some impressive fuel economy. Interior and Functionality Inside the '21 Ford Escape, you'll find an array of high-quality features. The car's cabin is carefully styled and designed, providing you with a super sleek and modern aesthetic that you're sure to enjoy. The car's upholstery is comfortable, and going with the Titanium model will get you genuine leather. The seating itself is comfortable, supportive, and ergonomic. You'll also get to enjoy a lot of room while you're inside the '21 Ford Escape. Store all your luggage easily the next time you're headed on a road trip, and take advantage of the various storage cubbies throughout the cabin for smaller items you don't want rolling around. Does the '21 Ford Escape sound like the perfect car for you? It's no wonder with its range of options, fantastic performance, and it's incredibly comfortable and versatile interior. If you'd like to learn more, then it might be time for a test drive. Book yours today at Pat Milliken Ford!

With its waterfront skyline, Detroit, MI is a beautiful city, but let's face it: It can get unbearably humid here, especially now that we're approaching the crux of summer. However, there's nothing that cools one down and boosts the mood quite like a generous helping of soft serve. Get out of the house this evening and visit one of our four favorite places for ice cream and other icy desserts in and around town. 1. La Michoacana With one of the most varied menus in town, La Michoacana is sure to satisfy everyone in your family. In addition to serving your usual cones and cups, the establishment is located in the Hispanic quarter of the city, and its menu reflects a storied tradition. Its frescas con crema, a strawberry popsicle-like treat, is a favorite among patrons, as is its mangonada michoacana, a mango smoothie served with spicy chile and lime powder. more 2. Cold Truth Are you or anyone in your family vegan? If so, Cold Truth is the place for you. Here, you'll find homemade, dairy-free soft serve in flavors as iconic as vanilla sweet cream to ones as unique as blueberry and chocolate swirl. However, its cones and cups aren't the only things about which Cold Truth's patrons are raving; if you aren't in the mood for soft serve, you can still join in on the fun by trying an artisanal ice pop or, a local favorite, watermelon slushie. 3. Huddle Soft Serve Located within five minutes of the water, Huddle Soft Serve is a great place to visit if you want to take a snack on your evening stroll. Get back to the basics with one of three iconic frozen custard flavors—vanilla, chocolate, and vanilla-chocolate swirl—or try a classic soda float. Huddle Soft Serve is open as late as 9 p.m. every day of the week. 4. Water Ice Factory Traditional custard isn't for everyone, and that's okay! For an alternative to conventional soft serve, visit Water Ice Factory. Here, you'll find water ice, an Italian ice-like dessert, which, in addition to being refreshing and light, is also dairy- and gluten-free. With over twenty-five options, ranging in flavors from rich chocolate or peanut butter to fruity blue raspberry or Georgia peach, you're sure to find something to help you cool down these sweltering summer months. Water Ice Factory is open as late as 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday, and 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Please note that it is closed on Monday. So what are you waiting for? Now that you've got your next dessert escapade planned, head on down to Pat Milliken Ford. We'll help you find the car of your dreams so no matter where you're going this summer to beat the heat, you'll be head-over-heels in love with your ride.

The Ford Explorer is one of the most recognizable and revered SUVs on the market. It's known for its rugged versatility and comfy interior, and in recent years it's gaining recognition for its impressive tech features as well. With so much to admire in the 2021 Ford Explorer, these are the seven impressive features that have gained the most attention with the 2021 model's release. 1. Massaging Contoured Seats One of the more standout features of the Explorer for those who enjoy comfort is the Multi-contour Seats with Active Motion. Both front seats can provide upper and lower back massages set to five different levels, so you'll never feel fatigued on long trips again. 2. A Model Choice for Everyone With seven different models available, the Explorer offers more personality and style choices than any other SUV on the market. Whether you opt for the regular base Explorer or choose one of the more higher-end models, such as the King Ranch or the Platinum, there's a model for everyone. more 3. A Massive 12.3-inch Display In front of your steering wheel, you'll find an available 12.3-inch instrument cluster, which comes standard on Platinum and ST models. Not only is its size the largest in its class, but it's also fully configurable, so you can keep your eyes on the information you feel is most important while driving. If you should need to check two different vehicle stats or settings, you can divide the screen in half when needed. 4. Seven Different Terrain Modes With the Terrain Management System, the Explorer's four-wheel-drive capability is taken to the next level. From the 12.3-inch digital screen in the dash, you can easily toggle between seven different terrain modes: Normal, Trail, Slippery, Snow/Sand, Tow/Hall, Eco, and Sport. 5. A Spacious Interior for All The Explorer offers more room for passengers than most others in its class with seating available for up to seven throughout the vehicle. This is all because of the available third-row PowerFold seats, which can be folded down to make even more room if you should ever need to haul extra cargo. 6. Intuitive Post-Collision Braking Sometimes, when accidents occur, vehicles tend to continue rolling after a collision, and secondary accidents can often happen as a result. That's why the Explorer comes with the standard Post-Collision Braking feature, which automatically applies the brakes in a collision to prevent this second type of scenario from happening. 7. A Standard In-Dash LCD Touchscreen Featuring a larger in-dash display screen than most other SUVs on the market, the Explorer's 10.1-inch LCD touchscreen allows you to look up navigational directions, listen to music, or communicate with friends and family while on the go. To test drive the 2021 Explorer and see everything else it has to offer, stop by Pat Milliken Ford today at our Redford, MI location. Our helpful staff can advise you on which options might match your needs the best. As a staple in the surrounding areas around motor city Detroit, we know Ford vehicles better than anyone.   Image via ford.com

Redford, MI is a fantastic township that is located just to the west of Detroit, MI - the biggest city in the state. We think it is one great place to live for a whole host of reasons and we're proud to share our little piece of the Wolverine State with you. more 1. Lots for Kids to Do at Handy Park Our town is an amazing place for the youngsters in your life to stay active. We love a family visit to the Summer Splash Pad in Handy Park. All of the water features are car-themed and there are plenty of shaded tables for you to take a break when needed. This is not the only fun you can have at this park, as there is also a children's play area and plenty of sports facilities such as a Little League Field, volleyball and tennis courts and a skate park. 2. Redford Township Festivals Every year there is a program of amazing events to enjoy in Redford. The Summer Festival and Fireworks are a firm favorite with people of all generations, but there are other celebrations such as Oktoberfest in the autumn and the Olde Fashioned Holidays in early December. These events are all full of fantastic entertainments such as horse-drawn carriage rides and the lighting of the Township Christmas Tree at the Olde Fashioned Holidays. 3. Global Connections Redford is a sister city to two different European cities. They are Gau-Algesheim in Germany and St Johann in Austria. We have strong friendships with these German-speaking communities and enjoy learning about their way of life. 4. Eat Like a King We are lucky to enjoy some of the most delicious food imaginable in our town. In particular, we adore the amazing American menu at Murphy's Restaurant. It is such a friendly place and the food is absolutely legendary amongst local residents. You cannot beat their breakfasts - try the handmade corned beef hash, served with eggs and toast. The perfect start to your day. 5. The Perfect Location A lot of people relocate to Redford because it is so conveniently located. Living so centrally cuts down on travel time and lets you spend more time on the things that really matter! 6. Market at the Marquee Food lovers will fall in love with our farmers' market. Every week you can find gorgeous fresh produce, beautiful plants and flowers as well as delicious food made by Michigan bakers and chefs. It is a real feast for the senses to walk around. You won't be able to resist picking up a few treats to take home. Redford is a great place to live as it is a friendly community with plenty to do, whatever your age. There are numerous options for entertainment and fun, plus the town is so conveniently located for the rest of the state that it makes a wonderful jumping-off point from which to explore Michigan. If you want to go out exploring, visit Pat Milliken Ford to find out more about our incredible range of new and pre-owned vehicles.

The Ford Bronco has been an icon of American vehicles since its first model year in 1965. Though it took a hiatus in the mid-'90s, the Bronco is back, dressed to impress a new generation. Below are a few of the most famous films that feature a Ford Bronco. more Rampage "Rampage" is a movie starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who whips around in a prototype Ford Bronco. When the movie came out, the 2021 Ford Bronco hadn't been revealed yet, so Ford gave the production a concept version of the Bronco. This movie was released in 2018, three whole years away from the new generation of Ford Broncos. Luckily, Ford had the 2004 concept handy. Originally, the movie was going to feature a Jeep Wrangler, but Johnson, who is a big fan of Ford models, requested they switch to the Bronco. Though you will likely not be able to take a spin in this model, you can get pretty close to it by jumping behind the wheel of the 2021 Bronco. No Country for Old Men The thriller "No Country for Old Men" features a 1979 Ford Bronco. A fun fact about this Bronco is that it's technically a mistake in the movie's timeline. The movie is set in 1980, so the 1979 model year makes sense. What doesn't make sense is that the Bronco featured in the movie sports a grille with the blue Ford oval, which wasn't made available until 1982. At some point in the last few decades, someone switched the original grille out. Either way, it's a good-looking truck. Terminator 2 You can see a tough-looking 1982 Ford Bronco with Arnold Schwarzenegger behind the wheel in the sequel to "Terminator." With its massive wheels and old-school light bar upgrade, this Bronco looks like the only thing tough enough to be an appropriate ride for the Terminator. Speed "Speed" is another top-notch '90s classic that features an even older Bronco. Keanu Reeves — before he finds himself stuff on a bus that will explode if it stops — is driving a beautifully maintained gray 1970 Ford Bronco. With its dual rooftop lights and iconic round headlamps, this Bronco looks almost as good as Reeves and his costar Sandra Bullock. Charlie's Angels Surprisingly, the only one of these movies that feature the Bronco doing what it's supposed to do — kick up some serious dust off the pavement — is "Charlie's Angels." The 1970 Bronco in this movie gets a lot of screen time. The blue Bronco with the top removed gets to take on some jumps, take on the trails, and even has Bill Murray behind the wheel. Jump in a new 2021 Ford Bronco or Bronco Sport to discover why this SUV model has maintained its place in the American psyche. Once you experience the Bronco for yourself, you'll see why it's such a big deal that it's back. Visit our dealership today to schedule your test drive of the wild new 2021 Ford Bronco.

If you want a pickup that's full-size but not as heavy-duty as other models, the 2021 Ford F-150 is one to consider. Light duty and easy to handle, this large and in-charge truck packs in tons of desirable features that you don't want to miss. more 1. Incredible Engine Options If you like a vehicle with a lot of variety, here's one that you may enjoy: customize your truck from the first day by selecting one of the many available engines from a range of six. Here are the two that drivers recommend the most: The base: 3.5-liter V6 EcoBoost, 500 lb-ft of torque, 40 horsepower Most powerful: 5-liter V8, 400 lb-ft of torque, 400 horsepower If fuel efficiency is important to you, then you should go with the 2.7 V6, but if easy maintenance is more your thing, then the turbo-diesel could be your perfect fit. Weigh up your options against your needs and preferences, then make your choice. 2. Top-Notch Towing If you select the most powerful engine then the towing capacities will really blow you away. While all of the engines offer impressive performance, none are quite as special as that V8. With that one you can haul 14,000 pounds; almost double what some slightly smaller trucks can handle so you know you're getting a huge advantage if you select the Ford F-150. Of course, not everyone has such heavy loads to haul around, but you still might have something substantial to transport. In that case, you can take advantage of the 3,325-pound payload in the truck bed. Again, you'll only get this maximum with the best engine, but the other engines offer power that's not far off the maximum too. 3. All-Terrain Action Although it's only a light-duty pickup, the Ford F-150 can handle just as much as something more rugged. It works wonderfully on various terrains with its four-by-four drive and smooth acceleration no matter what's under the wheels. The solid suspension system helps with whatever ground you're on, too, as does the high ground clearance. If you're going to be on some really unruly roads, consider the Ford F-150 Tremor. This trim adds twin-tube rear shocks and monotube front shocks that make wild roads feel more comfortable and easier to drive on. 4. Incredible Handling Superior handling comes with being light-duty, but drivers feel that the Ford F-150 handles more like an SUV than a full-size pickup. Not only that, but it steers and handles well in general, with next to no body roll no matter how sharp the turn. Alongside that drivers praise the dynamics of the steering. Come and see us at Pat Milliken Ford if any of these features wowed you. We'll get you behind the wheel for a test drive so you can see if you still find them as impressive in person as they are in writing.

Everyone is excited about the new Ford Bronco's revamp, but one of the most exciting aspects of this comeback is the Ford Bronco Sport model. This model is not to be confused with the 2021 Ford Bronco. For those who love the full-sized Bronco's looks, but don't necessarily need its larger size and hardcore off-roading gear, the Ford Bronco Sport is the model you're looking for. Here's why you need to test drive the Bronco Sport today.   The Bronco Sport is a compact SUV that released in early 2021. This model is made to tackle off-roading conditions, much like its full-sized older sibling, the Ford Bronco. It comes with the "G.O.A.T Mode" feature, which includes up to 7 different terrain management options. These options include Slippery, Sport, Sand, Mud/Ruts, Eco, Normal, and Rock Crawl. Thanks to its compact size, its G.O.A.T. Mode feature, and its four-wheel-drive capability, the Bronco Sport is the perfect adventure vehicle. It can seat up to 5 people, and it offers up to 60.1-cubic feet of cargo space with the seats down. Whether you're heading off to camp or seeking a hotel in a big city, this model will get you there with ease. more Bronco Sport Pricing This model's price has risen since its initial release. No matter when you purchase your Bronco Sport, the trim levels priced from low to high are as follows: Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks, and Badlands. As it stands, the Base MSRPs for $28,710, and the Big Bend's MSRP averages around $30,000. The Outer Banks model now sits at $33,815 or more, while the Badlands trim MSRPs for over $34,000. Unlike most vehicles, you can still feel modern in the Bronco Sport's Base trim. If you're on a budget, don't fret, this model can still be yours. Opt-in for the Base model to get standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto music streaming services. You'll also have access to Ford's Co-Pilot 360 safety suit. This includes features like Automatic Emergency Braking with Cross-Traffic Alert, Lane Keeping Assist, and Blind Spot Monitoring. What Makes The Bronco Sport Unique One main aspect that gives this model an edge over its competitors is its impressive fuel economy. Most off-road capable 4x4 models can really put stress on your fuel tank. However, the Bronco Sport's standard 1.5-liter turbocharged 3-cylinder engine helps you get up to 25 MPG in the city and 28 on the highway. Another fun aspect that makes this SUV unique is its easter eggs! These easter eggs are surprise little decals, stickers, and engravings that make this model even more fun. Some are standard across all Ford Bronco models, like the lasso and the bottle opener. However, some are unique to the individual model, so you'll want to look out for your own special easter eggs when you purchase a 2021 Ford Bronco Sport! When you're in need of a compact adventure vehicle, this SUV is worth taking for a test drive. The best part about this model is that it's practical despite its off-roading capabilities. You've got plenty of passenger and cargo space, along with great fuel economy, and plenty of tech and safety features. Visit Pat Milliken Ford today to test drive a brand new Ford Bronco Sport. You won't regret it!

There's no doubt that improving your physical fitness levels unlocks a better quality of life. Outside of the weight loss benefits, improved fitness leads to reduced stress levels, a higher metabolism, clearer skin, and increased mental capabilities. Starting a fitness habit can be pretty challenging, but joining a group class can help you stay accountable and meet your fitness goals. If you're in the Metro Detroit area, you don't need to go far. Stay fit in Detroit with these three exercise classes. more The Barre Code Barre is a workout technique that incorporates aspects of ballet, yoga, and Pilates. if you're new to this, The Barre Code is a good place for you to get started. It is a full-service fitness studio targeted at helping women achieve physical fitness. It was started in 2010 by Arianna Chernin and Jillian Lorenz. They offer classes in three main formats: Barre, Bootcamp, and Brawl. The Bootcamp training involves high-intensity cardiovascular workouts with weight training, while the Brawl class incorporates high-energy kickboxing with strength workouts. The Barre Code also offers basic HIIT sessions and a 50-minute restorative session of stretching and meditation called the BarRestore. In addition, they offer kids' classes and have an on-demand video platform for virtual training. You can visit any of The Barre Code's four Metro Detroit locations: in Birmingham, Northville, Rochester Hills, or Royal Oak. Check out the schedule on their website to find a class near you. Orange Theory Orange Theory Fitness Nafas Fitness Nafas Fitness is a fitness studio in Royal Oak run by Janel Calka-Assaf who is a trained dance instructor with over 17 years of experience. She is also a certified yoga, Tabata, and Zumba trainer. At Nafas Fitness, you can take classes focused on cardiovascular training. They offer a fitness bootcamp that incorporates body weight training with calisthenics and cardio. You can also sign up for the Nafas Circuit, which combines resistance training with strength and cardio drills. Nafas Fitness also offers Zumba classes targeted at toning your muscles. This is achieved with the use of shaker weights. There are classes for individuals across all fitness levels. Prenatal and postnatal yoga is also available. Single classes cost $20, a five-class package costs $80, and a 10-class package costs $140. If you plan to build a monthly routine, purchase a month of unlimited classes at $120. The Metro Detroit area is full of several opportunities for you to level up your fitness. Try out one of these exercise classes and watch yourself become leaner and stronger.

With its heavy-duty performance features and large size, a pickup truck is not every driver's first choice. Ford knows that and has designed the Ranger to serve drivers who would enjoy a smaller and more efficient alternative. With three trims to choose from, two cab types, and two bed lengths, the 2021 Ranger is equipped with many available safety features and has excellent performance stats. Read on for more information about the 2021 Ford Ranger. more Customizable Exterior The 2021 Ford Ranger comes in the XL, XLT, and Lariat trims. Each one is available in a SuperCrew or SuperCab body type and can be customized with a 5-foot or 6-foot bed. With up to nine available exterior colors, including striking options like Cyber Orange, Velocity Blue, and Race Red, you can match the Ranger to your personal style. For even more style options, consider the STX Appearance Package, which is available on the XL. It equips the Ranger with carbonized black bumpers along with other stylish features. Take it one step further with the STX Special Edition package for privacy glass on the windows and 18-inch black alloy wheels. With many more appearance packages to choose from, including the Black Appearance Package, you can make the Ranger truly yours. A Powerful and Capable Engine All 2021 Rangers are powered by a 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine. This engine is an EcoBoost machine with a twin-scroll turbocharger. It produces 270 horsepower and 310 pound-feet, a best-in-class torque rating. It's no wonder the Ranger can tow up to 7,500 pounds with a best-in-class maximum payload capacity of 1,860 pounds. The Ranger's engine is paired with a 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission for smooth shifting. Three overdrive gears are also available. You get the option of rear-wheel or all-wheel drive. Tremor Off-Road Package The Tremor Off-Road Package is available on the SuperCrew models of the Ranger and makes this midsize pickup an off-roading champion. This package equips the Ranger with all-terrain tires so you can brave the rugged outdoors. You also get an upgraded suspension with stronger arms at all four corners and an increased ground clearance of 9.7 inches. There's also a trail management system with four drive modes — Normal, Grass/Gravel/Snow, Sand, and Mud/Ruts. Interior Technology Standard infotainment features include the FordPass Connect with a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hot spot, which has a range of up to 50 feet. With this feature, you can view vital information about your vehicle such as location and fuel levels on your mobile device. The SYNC infotainment system is also standard, along with Sirius XM satellite radio, and Applink. Ford Co-Pilot360 Technology Ford makes your safety a priority so you never have to worry when you're in a 2021 Ranger. The Co-Pilot360 suite equips your vehicle with pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking to prevent collisions with other road users. A rearview camera assists with backing out of tight spots, while curve control helps to control your speed around corners. Trailer sway control and an SOS post-crash alert system also come standard. Available features include a lane-keeping system, automatic high beams, and a reverse-sensing system. Head to our dealership to experience this capable pickup truck for yourself. Our knowledgeable staff will help you select the Ranger that's right for you.

The Ford Expedition is a huge SUV designed for the serious SUV driver. It has everything you need to haul people and cargo in style and comfort, and it has plenty of power for towing. It comes in the standard length, but you can also get the extended wheelbase if you need even more cabin and storage room. Take a look at some of the best features of the 2021 Ford Expedition. more The Models You have several different Expedition models to choose from, making it easy to get everything you need. The base XL has 18-inch alloy wheels, running boards, and a roof rack. The XLT adds heated side mirrors and offers the option for keyless entry, a power liftgate, and 20-inch alloy wheels. A step up to the high-end Limited gets you the 20-inch wheels, power-folding side mirrors, power-retractable running boards, a hands-free liftgate, and LED taillights. It also comes with rain-sensing windshield wipers. The high-end King Ranch trim comes with unique exterior trim elements, while a bump up to the Platinum gets you an adaptive suspension and active noise control. The Power Power for every Expedition comes from a 3.5-liter V-6 engine. This motor generates 375 horsepower and gets 470 pound-feet of torque in most trims. The Platinum boosts the horsepower up to 400, and this trim gets 480 pound-feet of torque. A tow package is optional for any model. When equipped, the Expedition can tow up to 9,300 pounds. The Safety Features The Expedition comes standard with a full suite of safety features. In addition to the rearview camera and the Ford MyKey system, Ford Co-Pilot360 driver aids come standard. This group includes forward-collision warning, pedestrian detection, dynamic brake support, and lane-keeping assist. A blind-spot monitor, rear cross-traffic alert, and automatic high beam headlights are additional standard features. The large Expedition also has a rollover sensor that will activate the side air bags in the event of a rollover, and it has an Advance Trac stability control system that helps keep the SUV more stable during a skid. The Cabin Serious SUV drivers need space for people and cargo in their vehicles, and the 2021 Expedition has lots of both. The standard configuration seats eight, with seven seats available if you opt for second-row captain's chairs. You'll find just over 20 cubic feet of space behind all the seats. This opens up to 63.6 cubic feet if you fold down the third row and expands to an impressive 104.6 cubic feet with the second and third rows folded down. Technology Ford's SYNC 3 infotainment system comes standard with the Expedition and works with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The system includes an eight-inch touch screen, satellite radio, four USB ports, and a Wi-Fi hot spot even in the entry-level trims. A rear-seat entertainment system is optional, and you can also get HD radio and an upgraded 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen stereo. Any serious SUV driver should take a look at the 2021 Ford Expedition. It has the power, space, and capabilities you need in an SUV, and it comes with lots of tech and comfort features.