Whether you enjoy traversing the backcountry and sleeping under the stars, or pulling your favorite camper to a new-to-you campsite, a truck comes in very handy. In fact, the Ford F-150 does a stellar job of towing your camper, fishing boat, or other equipment where it needs to go.
Wouldn’t you love to see one of those parked in your driveway, with your camper ready to go? Think of all the fun summer memories you’ll make!
Do you want this to be the summer that you remember? Whether you spend it taking in beautiful sunsets over the lake, heading to the coast for some real waves, or simply enjoying a Sunday drive in the mountains or Saturday night romp in the city, picture yourself in one of these:
Imagine the growl of the motor, the feeling of speed and power as your new Ford Mustang eats up the miles? There’s a reason that this car remains an American classic.
Was history your favorite class in school? Whether it was or not, we think you’ll enjoy this enlightening “history” lesson by Ford regarding its popular pickup trucks. Here, we’re talking history as in, “this truck makes driving other brands history,” not in the literal sense.
With its military-grade aluminum alloy body, the Ford F-150 stands out and, combined with a specially-designed frame, makes the pickup truck up to 700 pounds lighter than others in its class. The 12,200 pounds of towing power gives drivers of the F-150 the freedom to tow nearly anything needed.
If you’ve ever played baseball, you have likely used a pitching machine at some point. Did you know that a typical pitching machine can launch a baseball at about 90 mph? Ford wondered how many miles per hour that machine could get when hooked up with one of its EcoBoost engines. If you guessed in the ballpark of 200 mph, you’re right!
Imagine being the guy trying to hit that baseball as it came flying at top speed out of the machine?
Summer is finally here, and with it truck owners look forward to the months of outdoor fun ahead. Finally, it’s time to get back outside and go adventuring. For you this might mean towing a trailer with a boat, a camper, a horse trailer, or something else entirely.
When you’re towing you want to be ultra-sure you know what you’re doing. First, you’ve got to know the hookup so well you could do it blindfolded—you definitely don’t want anything falling off or loosening on your trip.
What are your thoughts about fashion? Do you salivate over the newest trends in glossy magazines and get a thrill when you see new designs, or could you care less?
Stella, a French designer, adores fashion. In fact, she’s so passionate about it that she made it into her life’s work. Designers are all inspired by different things: nature, urban landscapes, graffiti, particular colors, and more. Stella’s inspiration comes from the vintage times of the 1950s.
If you want innovation, ask a designer. Creative to the core, designers working in home styling, graphic and web work, fashion or automobiles, seem to speak the same language in many ways.
Example: the Salone del Mobile in Milan, Italy. This is an annual event which features furniture and furnishing exports. It started in 1961 and last year, Ford designers took part in the event by creating furnishings inspired by the 2016 Ford GT.
Are you into fashion? Does your heart flutter when you see the newest glossy fashion magazine on the store shelves or the newest blog post on fresh accessories online?
Stella, a French designer, draws inspiration for her clothing line from the 1950s. During that period of time she says, women dressed beautifully and cars—with their classic beauty—were stellar.
Fan of #tacotuesday? If so, you’ll likely get a kick out of this funny taco stunt. Guillermo, the popular sidekick of Jimmy Kimmel on the late comedy show, is asked by producers to create some tacos on the go. This shouldn’t be a problem, right? Well, he does have to make tacos from a tray on his lap. That makes it a little more challenging!
The North American International Auto Show just wrapped up, leaving us with plenty of models to get excited about. Rolling off production lines this spring will be the 2016 Ford Focus RS. This all-wheel drive hatchback will provide drivers with 350 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque. With power and a stylish design to bring to the road, we're certain this performance vehicle will be a hit.
The all-new 2016 #Ford #FocusRS has drifted its way off the production line. https://t.co/mlvJixyLm8 #FordNAIAS pic.twitter.com/BQNFs2E56N
— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) January 19, 2016