While the 2018 Ford F-150 was released with three available engine choices, Ford promised a diesel engine option was on the way and they are about to deliver. Read the rest of this entry >>

Ford owners with models ranging from the 2010 to 2017 model years will now have an opportunity to upgrade their ride with connectivity features found on the FordPass app. FordPass SmartLink is a small device that plugs into older model year Ford vehicles to equip them with features traditionally only offered on new Ford vehicles produced with a modem. Read the rest of this entry >>

Yesterday, Ford Bronco fans got the announcement they have been eagerly waiting for. The Ford Bronco SUV is making its way back into the Ford lineup after being gone since the mid-nineties. Ford posted an image of new Bronco’s exterior covered in a muddy tarp along with the news that the SUV model is expected for release in 2020. Read the rest of this entry >>

Ford is taking their Mustang customer’s love of personalized vehicles to the next level with a Facebook customization experience called Personalize Your Pony that will allow fans to customize their own digital Mustang design. Read the rest of this entry >>

The 2019 Ford Transit Connect Wagon is focused on Baby Boomers who have gravitated toward the model more than any other demographic. The new model debuted at the 2018 Chicago Auto Show last week showing off a new engine lineup, expanded features, and other updates that are discussed in more detail below. Read the rest of this entry >>

The 2018 Ford F-150 is a versatile and dependable pickup truck that caters to a myriad of purposes. Renowned for its robust towing capabilities and impressive payload capacity, the F-150 is a top choice for those in construction and trade industries, effortlessly handling the demands of transporting equipment, tools, and materials. Its durable and rugged design makes it an ideal companion for off-road adventures, appealing to outdoor enthusiasts and recreational users. Moreover, the F-150’s comfortable and well-appointed interior, coupled with advanced technology features, transforms it into a refined vehicle suitable for daily commutes and long-distance drives. Whether it’s a job site, a weekend camping trip, or simply navigating city streets, the 2018 Ford F-150 is a trustworthy companion!

Recently, Google released their year in review based on the frequency of Google searches by topic. We are proud to say that the Ford brand was the most-searched car brand on Google for 2017. Although, with customer-favorite models like the Ford F-150, we aren’t too surprised. Read the rest of this entry >>

There’s no denying it. The Ford Explorer was built to haul and it can tackle large passenger loads or massive amounts of cargo with ease. If space is what you are looking for, we recommend heading right for the 2018 Ford Explorer when you get to the dealership. Find the 2018 Ford Explorer seating capacity and cargo space specs below in this blog by the Chris Auffenberg Family of Dealerships. We think you will be impressed.

The 2018 Ford Mustang is set to receive a handful of new changes for the 2018 model year including a new feature called Good Neighbor Mode. Good Neighbor Mode will allow owners to program set times when the vehicle will automatically start up in quiet mode, like early mornings or late nights when neighbors or family members might be sleeping. Interested? The 2018 Ford Mustang release date at the Chris Auffenberg family of dealerships can be found below. Read the rest of this entry >>

Deciding on the Ford F-150 or Super Duty is easy. Rating high in reliability and customer satisfaction, both are dependable workhorses that can get the job done for years to come. However, when it comes to options, Ford truck shoppers have a lot to think about. First, car shoppers should consider the cab configurations and bed lengths before choosing engines and optional amenities. So, Regular Cab vs SuperCab vs SuperCrew – what’s the difference and which will make the most sense for you? Keep reading to find out. Read the rest of this entry >>