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The Ford Focus has been one of the most popular compact cars at our dealership for many years. Our customers report loving the 2018 model for its newest performance features.

The 2018 Ford Focus gives drivers four different powertrains to choose from. This variety enhances drivability on different terrains, making the car both safe and fun to drive. The more options for power available, the more control the driver has over the vehicle and the more all riders can enjoy the experience.

Similarly, the vehicle has two engines—ST and RS—that also enhance drivability and control for the driver…

When the Ford RS was designed by engineers, a variety of vehicle modifications were made. These mods were inspired by the automotive community's suggestions. As a result, the Ford RS has unique design elements that stand out on the road.

Along the front portion of the vehicle, you'll find convenient mirrors will black caps. These mirrors are located near the spoiler on the car, which is also black. Other elements with appealing features are also included with the Ford RS, such as a stylish decal and elegant accent pieces. The carbon fiber accents components are found in the…

Are you looking for an SUV that offers three rows for plenty of seating, and has an impressive amount of cargo room? The 2018 Ford Expedition is a family-friendly full-size SUV that packs the power and features that many drivers are hoping for when purchasing or leasing a new vehicle. With convenient components like 15 cupholders and a second-row 40/20/40 split-folding seat, your next excursion can go smoothly.

Your tires are some of the most critical pieces of equipment on your vehicle. They perform such a tough task that you will notice them wearing out faster than much of the other pieces of equipment on your vehicle. And since tires are not cheap to replace, it only makes sense that you would want to get as much use out of them as you possibly can before having to replace them.

The good news is that there are things that you can do to help this cause. One of the easiest and most important things to do in this…

Hydroplaning can be a scary event, especially if it happens on a busy road or at a high rate of speed. When water gets between your tires and the road, this is hydroplaning. It could cause you to lose braking, steering and traction.

Driving too fast on a wet road is a leading cause of hydroplaning. Slowing down by 5 to 10 miles per hour under the speed limit lowers your risk. Low tire tread also increases hydroplaning. Replacing worn-out tires with high-quality tires with a deep tread will also reduce hydroplaning.

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