Dealership Research

It can be overwhelming to choose from a wide selection of generations when selecting your new vehicle. Below is a quick guide of what to expect inside and out for each generation of the Ford Explorer. Let’s take a look.

Interested in the Ford Escape but unsure about which year is the ideal choice? Below is a concise breakdown of each generation and what to expect as the years progress. Let’s find out which is best for you.

The baby brother of the Ford Bronco began production in 2020 with a boxy design and practical features. A spacious cabin, all-wheel drive and a handful of driver-assist features are standard. The Bronco Sport is an ideal vehicle for those that seek weekend adventure and fuel-efficient commutes.

The Ford Edge is a midsize crossover that made its debut in 2006 as a 5 seater with quite a few upgrades and facelifts since. Initially built on the same platform as the Ford Fusion, the Ford Edge started out with a 3-bar chrome grille and unique headlights which saw a series of updates throughout the years. The following is a breakdown of the different powertrains, interior and exterior upgrades and trims across generations.

Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV’s) offer a higher seating position and stable ride on and off-road. Below is a quick guide to all of Jeep’s SUVs and what they have to offer in terms of power and driver-assist features. Read on for a better look at which used Jeep SUV would suit you best.

Are you looking at purchasing a used Ford Fiesta but want a little more information first? This comprehensive buying guide covers what to expect in trims, power, interior, and driver assist features for both generations from 2011-2019. Let’s break it down.

Curious about the Ram 2500 or Ram 3500 but not sure about what each year has to offer? Below is a thorough breakdown of the most recent generations and what they have to offer inside and out. Read on to get a better idea of which year is for you.

Interested in the Ford Super Duty but not sure which year suits your needs best? Below is a comprehensive breakdown of this hefty truck’s generations and what to expect from each, inside and out. Read on for a simplified guide of each year.

After extensive research on all-terrain vehicles, Ford released the beloved Ford Bronco. With a square body and flat windshield, the Bronco had bucket seats in the front and a bench in the back. Under the hood is a 2.8-liter inline-six which was later joined by a V-8 engine that produces 200 horsepower. These were paired to a 3-speed manual transmission.

The Ford Expedition was a full-size 4-door SUV based on the U platform of the Ford F-150. In fact, it shared a lot of commonalities with the F-150 including frontend design, engines and other mechanics. The Ford Expedition was one of the biggest SUVs of the time with a long wheelbase of 119 inches and optional 3 rows of seating to sit 8 adult passengers comfortably. When it was released, two trims were offered: the XLT and Eddie Bauer.