With the Covid-19 pandemic, social distancing has become the best way to control the spread of this virus. This entails remaining indoors and avoiding any close contact with friends, co-workers, and relatives. If you are used to socializing and enjoying social gatherings, it might be difficult for you to adapt to the isolating process. However, here are five things you can do while you practice social distancing.
Regular maintenance is optional but highly recommended. However, not maintaining your car is the same as not brushing your teeth regularly. You could have significant damages that could've been prevented in the beginning. Here are a few reasons why skipping maintenance is bad for your car and wallet.
Ford released the first Ford F-150 in 1948. Since then, the F-150 has positioned itself at the top of the vehicle market. Not only has it dominated the truck market for years, but this is a vehicle that Ford has managed to evolve into the great pickup truck that it is today. It’s now in its 13th generation. It’s aluminum construction paved the way for lighter vehicles (by almost 700 pounds). As the years go by, Ford focuses on different features that make the 150 more luxurious, more powerful, and durable. Regardless of what changed, the Ford F-150…
Today, the streets are very busy and filled with distractions that can divert our attention. For this reason, Ford has put an emphasis on designing vehicles with an abundance of driver-assist technologies to help drivers stay focused and safe. Systems like a rearview camera and active park assist help to improve the driving and riding pleasure of Ford vehicles.
Millennials are the generation of people who started reaching adulthood around the turn of the 21st century. Now in their early 20s to mid-30s, the Millennial generation is ready to buy homes, starting families and choosing cars that will fit a family lifestyle. According to a recent survey conducted by Ford, older Millennials gravitate toward mid-size or large SUVs when purchasing a vehicle.
Car buyers today are doing a lot of research online before they even walk into a dealership. In many cases, they already have their minds made up and simply want to take a test drive to experience the vehicle live in-person before plunking down some serious cash. And, according to a recent dealership study, more than half of U.S. drivers want specific technology features. Car buyers love voice command services and hands-free calling features available with ApplePlay and AndroidAuto.
Many families struggle to afford basic necessities, including school supplies for their children. Supporting education and underprivileged youth is very important to us, so we wanted to give back to families in need to help ensure that their young scholars were set up for success. Click "Read more" to continue.
