Ford F-150 Comparison Guide for Oxford Drivers
When choosing a pickup truck in Oxford, MS, it's crucial to consider how it compares to the competition.
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Shop the Capability and Comfort of the Ford Expedition MAX in Oxford, MS
When it comes to full-size SUVs that deliver an unbeatable combination of space, power, and features, the Ford Expedition MAX stands out from the competition.
Discover the Exciting New Features of the New 2024 Ford F-150
The 2024 Ford F-150 consistently impresses truck enthusiasts with its cutting-edge features and capabilities. At Belk Ford Inc. in Oxford, MS, we're thrilled to showcase this incredible new pickup that's loaded with innovations to make your driving experience more enjoyable, productive and capable than ever before.
Get Going in a 2024 Ford F-150
The 2024 Ford F-150 is ready to hit the Oxford streets in style. This full-size truck maximizes performance in a number of ways. When it comes to powertrains, there are many that are available across the trim lineup. There's a 3.5-liter V6 that makes 400 horsepower and 500 pound-feet. You can even tow an estimated 13,500 pounds. The 3.5-liter hybrid V6 delivers a maximum driving range of 700 miles. This 430-horsepower engine also generates 570 pound-feet.
Could a Plug-in Hybrid be Right for Oxford Drivers?
How far can a #Ford #FusionEnergi go on one tank and a charge? Farther than you might think… pic.twitter.com/NhD2VECIiS
— Ford Fusion (@FordFusion) May 31, 2016
In the state of Mississippi, hybrid cars account for less than 2 percent of all new car sales, so it is not surprising to find out the majority of drivers don't know what the average range of a plug-in hybrid is. In a recent online poll, most said the maximum range was a paltry 261 miles.
The 2017 Fusion Energi, which currently boasts the longest driving range of any plug-in hybrid…
All North American-Made Ford Vehicles Contain Soybeans
The #FarmToCar mission is simple: replace petroleum-based plastics with plant-based materials.https://t.co/ETS8NqtqxL
— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) May 10, 2016
Soy is versatile food, used as livestock forage, in soy milk for the lactose intolerant, in vegetarian meat substitutes, and enjoyed whole as "edamame." Can it also be used in cars?
Ford says yes!
Debbie Mielewski, Ford's Senior Technical Leader of Materials Sustainability, has been working since 2000 on making cabin materials for new Ford vehicles out of plants. "The initial foams smelled like rancid popcorn,"