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A whole new Mustang is taking on the streets and the track with speed, flare, and style. Inspired by the Mustang GT3 race car, this barely-street-legal race car promises an exhilarating ride. What are we talking about? The all-new 2025 Ford Mustang GTD. more Performance Turned Art The Mustang GTD is one of the fastest road-legal race cars entering the market, boasting a Nürburgring lap time of sub-seven minutes (6 minutes and 58 seconds, to be exact). It's projected 815 horsepower and max 202 mph track speed is due to its supercharged 5.2L V8 engine with 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. Every component in the GTD is designed to improve speed and handling, from its carbon fiber body panels to underbody aerodynamic tray. The GTD has a dry sump soil system, which is the first to be featured in a road-going Mustang. This system provides increased oil capacity while reducing oil starvation under G-force loads, which translates to better cornering. The GTD also features adaptive suspension dampers and an advanced rear suspension that responds to road conditions with the utmost precision. That precision is enhanced by the GTD's near 50/50 weight balance. Sight to Behold This powerful Mustang features sleek lines and aerodynamic touches that proudly announce its race-car identity. The C-pillar mounted rear wing is not only visually impressive, it also generates considerable downforce, enhancing control and allowing for higher cornering speeds. The front fender vents are another eye-catching yet dual-function feature that help keep the brakes cool and reduce lift and drag. Inside the cabin, a world of suede, leather, and carbon fiber beckons you in. Comfortable, performance-designed Recaro bucket seats are standard, featuring heating, ventilating, and powder-adjusting capabilities that will prevent you from ever wanting to leave. The paddle shifters, serial placard, and rotary dial gear selector are all made of titanium sourced from a retired Lockheed Martin F-22 fighter jet. Only the Best Tech Track racing and everyday driving in the GTD are greatly enhanced by the inclusion of advanced, personalized technology. The centerpiece of the cabin is the 13.2-inch center touchscreen that blends seamlessly into the 12.4-inch digital gauge cluster. These immersive displays are highly customizable and feature video game-inspired graphics. SYNC 4 software connects your smartphone to your car with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Other intelligent features includes one-step destination search and natural voice recognition. The Ford Mustang GTD is a performance-ready race car designed only for the bold and brave. It offers no shortage of adrenaline-pumping, pulse-racing thrills that are sure to appeal to even the most hardcore adrenaline junkies. To find out more information about pricing and features, contact Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI.

Trucks with Ford's Power Stroke diesel engines don't just get driven. They go to war every day. Towing heavy loads, conquering job sites, and racking up brutal miles, they endure punishment most vehicles will never know. And the best part? They thrive on it, ready to do it all over again the next day. But while they can happily take a beating, they won't tolerate neglect. So, you will need to know a few things about Ford diesel engine maintenance. more Oil and Oil Filter Change Oil and filter changes are important for any kind of vehicle, but they are especially key for diesel-powered ones. While oil in a gasoline engine mainly lubricates, diesel engine oil does a lot more. It not only keeps everything moving smoothly but also helps cool the engine and cleans carbon buildup from the pistons and liners. How often you change your oil and oil filter depends on your engine and how much you're working it. If you're towing heavy loads or tackling tough, off-road conditions, you'll be looking at more frequent changes; think 3,000 miles for a 7.3-liter. On the other hand, if you're cruising highways with moderate hauling, your 6.4-liter may stretch it to 10,000 miles. The good thing is that you don't have to guess. Ford's Intelligent Oil Life Monitor tracks everything from load to temperature, so it'll let you know exactly when it's time for an oil change. Fuel Filters Change You might not control the diesel quality at the pump, but you can control how well your engine defends itself against contaminants like water and metal debris. Water, in particular, poses a significant threat because it can lead to corrosion, drop fuel efficiency, and impair performance. So, be sure to drain the water separator once a month or whenever that 'Water in Fuel' icon lights up. Other fuel filter/s might not need such frequent attention, but it's still essential to monitor them. Ford recommends installing a Motorcraft replacement fuel filter after every 15,000 to 22,500 miles under normal driving conditions. Of course, if you're dealing with special driving conditions, you'll want to replace it sooner. Coolant Nitrite Strength Check Diesel engines run a lot hotter than gas engines, making effective cooling systems essential to prevent overheating. One way you can ensure things are in check is by keeping an eye on coolant nitrite strength every 20,000 miles for a 6.4-liter or 15,000 miles if you've got a 6.0-liter, 6.7-liter, or 7.3-liter. Team up with Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI, and we'll ensure your diesel engine stays in peak condition. With our Ford-trained technicians and OEM parts, we're equipped to handle all your maintenance needs.

The Ford Explorer is a huge hit with families. The technology, the comfortable inside amenities, and the versatility and power make this a great choice. Read on for our 2025 Ford Explorer guide for the family. more Family-Friendly Seating If you've got a family, you know how fast your needs can change. One day, you need room for up to seven passengers, and the next day you need plenty of cargo space. You can have it all with the Ford Explorer. There's three rows of comfortable seating with an EX-Entry System where you just press a button and get yourself a simple path to the third-row bench seat. Mom and Dad can stay comfortable up front with the 10-way, power-adjustable seat for the driver and four-way power-adjustable seat for the passenger. And when you need to haul cargo, just fold down that third row bench seat and go from 16.3 to 46.0 ft.³ of space. Need even more? Fold down the second row chairs and get 85.3 ft.³ of room for whatever you have to haul. Cutting-Edge Tech Tech is making those family trips faster and easier than ever. With Ford BlueCruise, you can relax a bit and enjoy the views - and your family - on 97% of North American highways with hands-free driving. As soon as you enter a Blue Zone, the car itself will alert you so you can activate the tech. BlueCruise then takes care of acceleration, braking, and even steering. You are still in control, however, and a driver-facing camera ensures that you're prompted to keep your eyes on the road and remain ready to grab the wheel at any moment. All the Mod Cons No more complaints in the back seat when you've got tri-zone automatic temperature control! Mom and Dad are also going to love how all four doors can be accessed with a push of a button, push button start, and all the USB ports. If you want more, there's also a wealth of available features you can choose from. You might like ambient lighting, front parking sensors, wireless charging, a universal garage door opener, or remote start for those cold (or hot) days. Infotainment System One of the big upgrades to the 2025 Explorer is a new, and huge, high-resolution touchscreen. With a screen that clocks in at 13.2 inches, you get amazing clarity to go with all your premium features, like SiriusXM with 360L, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, a 5G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, and connection to FordPass Connect on your mobile phone. There's a lot more to see in the Explorer, and we'd love to show it to you. Stop by Zeigler Ford Plainwell, MI today.

The Ford tire pressure monitoring system is a useful addition to your vehicle's technology. With regular Ford TPMS maintenance, you can be sure your tire pressures are correct at all times, keeping you safe on the road. more Technology for Tire Pressure Monitoring Ford's tire pressure monitoring system is designed with safety and convenience in mind. Instead of having to judge for yourself when your tires need more or less air, this clever integrated technology does the job for you. Sensors built into your vehicle will keep track of your tire inflation levels and warn you if they're under or over-inflated so you can take action. Why Is Tire Pressure Important? As a vehicle owner, you probably already know you need to keep a close eye on your car's tire pressure, but you may not know why this is so important. There are several reasons why this maintenance task is so crucial: Enhanced road safety due to improved road traction in all weather conditions Optimal fuel efficiency for your vehicle Better performance when driving thanks to smoother handling and faster braking Possible cost savings thanks to a longer lifespan for your tires Can the TPMS System Prevent Blowouts? Most drivers have experienced a tire blowout at least once and will know just how inconvenient and potentially dangerous it can be, but the Ford TPMS system can help guard against this happening. The TPMS system will constantly check your tire pressure and will alert you if there is a change that requires your attention. If you act on the alert quickly, you can return your tire pressure to the correct level, ensuring your tire remains intact. How Will I Know if the TPMS System Detects a Problem? If your Ford's TPMS system detects that one or more of your tires is over or under-inflated you'll see a symbol appear on your dashboard. This symbol looks like a flat tire with an exclamation mark inside it. There is usually an accompanying sound alert to draw your attention when the symbol first appears. What Should I Do if the Tire Pressure Symbol Appears? If the tire pressure alert appears on your dashboard, there's no need to panic. Taking swift action is important, but it isn't an emergency situation. You should always ensure that you are in a safe place before stopping your vehicle and inspecting its tires. If you have a portable tire inflator in your vehicle, you may be able to check your pressure levels and rectify them on the spot. If not, you should go to the nearest gas station where you can check your vehicle's individual correct tire pressures and top up. Once you have done this, the symbol should disappear from your dashboard and you are safe to continue your drive. If you're worried about your Ford's tire pressure or need new tires, Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI is at your service. Our experienced, professional team is on hand to keep you running smoothly.

When it comes to car maintenance, the exhaust is often overlooked, largely because it's hidden away underneath the vehicle. But the exhaust system must remain in great shape for your car to function properly, and faults in the exhaust can rapidly lead to damage in the engine and other serious issues. With this in mind, here are six key guidelines for optimal Ford exhaust maintenance. more Drive Frequently To Evaporate Moisture Moisture and rust are a hazard for exhaust pipes. If you leave your car sitting unused for long periods, your exhaust will soon start to corrode. So one of the best things you can do to avert rust is to drive your car frequently at highway speeds, which heats the system up enough to evaporate all moisture. Avoid Short Trips of Under Five Miles Frequent short drives of under five miles are harmful to both the engine and exhaust system. Short trips create a good deal of condensation inside the exhaust pipes, which then settles in puddles inside the pipes when you park, accelerating the onset of rust. Clean All the Exhaust Pipes Thoroughly Whenever you clean your car, don't forget to clean its underbelly as well. Use mild soap and water to clean the exhaust pipes, and specialist cleaning products to remove any accumulated carbon deposits. Regular cleaning is even more crucial during winter, when salty snow slush can rapidly corrode components of your car's undercarriage. Inspect Your Exhaust for Dents or Corrosion Occasionally, obstacles on the road can dent the pipes under your car. Such impacts can cause cracks or loosen parts, preventing the exhaust from performing properly. Extensive corrosion does similar harm. It's advisable to carefully examine your exhaust for signs of damage whenever you clean it, and if you find damage, ask a technician to carry out repairs. Catch and Repair Exhaust Leaks Early Gaskets and seals in the exhaust system can sometimes leak fumes. A crack or rust hole might also cause a leak. Leaking exhaust pipes are potentially hazardous as noxious fumes can carry up into the cabin. If you smell rotten eggs or hear rattling, hissing, or extra-loud engine roaring from below, pull over and wait for your car to cool down before checking the exhaust for the leak. You may need a technician to locate and repair it. Book Routine Ford Exhaust Maintenance With Us Along with regular checks for damage, you should have your exhaust system fully inspected and serviced at least every two years. This involves examining and testing every component, including the catalytic converter, resonator, muffler, clamps, pipes, and hangers. Loose parts will be tightened, small cracks sealed, and damaged or corroded parts replaced. Visit Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI, today for full exhaust servicing by qualified mechanics.

If you're after a pickup for work or play but don't want a cumbersome heavy-duty truck, look no further than the 2025 Ford Maverick. This versatile compact truck is beautifully engineered to deliver performance and practicality in a small package. more 1. Hybrid Drivetrain Most Maverick trims boast a hybrid drivetrain with a 2.5-liter engine and a continuously variable automatic transmission, generating 191 horsepower and 155 pound-feet of torque. Base models come with standard front-wheel drive, but you can upgrade to an all-wheel drive layout if you need extra control for heading off the beaten track. 2. City-Friendly Design Negotiating city streets and finding somewhere to park is not a problem with the Maverick. Measuring just under 200 inches in length, this compact pickup's small footprint helps it fit into tight parking spots, making it ideal for urban dwellers. 3. Truck-Like Haulage Ability The Maverick may be small, but it has a strength that surpasses its size. At the rear is a 33.3 cubic foot truck bed with a 1,500-pound payload, letting you load up with tools, supplies, or everything you need for a weekend away. When you need additional cargo space, hitch a 2,000-pound trailer, or anything weighing up to 4,000 pounds when you opt for the available 4K Tow Package. 4. FLEXBED Storage System Every Maverick comes with Ford's innovative FLEXBED storage system to organize the bed. Strategically positioned vertical and horizontal slots in the side walls and base allow you to compartmentalize the bed with just a couple of 2x4 boards. Create bike racks, two-tier shelving, fishing rod holders, and handy sections to prevent cargo from sliding around. A built-in 110V outlet lets you power air compressors and charge battery packs when away from home. The FLEXBED also features a multi-position tailgate. Lock the gate at half-closed to line it up with the wheel wells and extend the bed's length, or open it fully to create a makeshift table or work surface. 5. Class-Leading Infotainment Touchscreen For 2025, the Maverick receives a 13.2-inch center infotainment touchscreen, the largest display in its class. Ford's SYNC 4 system is equipped as standard, giving you wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, enhanced voice recognition, and built-in navigation. With its small footprint, hybrid powertrain, versatile bed, and cutting-edge tech, the new Maverick is the perfect pickup for families, city dwellers, and adventurers. Head to Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI today, and check out the impressive features of the Ford Maverick for yourself.

Image via ford.com The 2024 Ford Bronco is one of the most compelling mid-size SUVs on the market, featuring advanced off-roading technology and an amenity-loaded interior. more Bronco Big Bend Serving as the Bronco lineup's base trim, the Big Bend is already a great choice for both casual and hardcore off-roaders. It's standardly equipped with a 275-hp 2.3L turbo inline-4 engine and a robust 4x4 system that's complemented by hill descent control. The Big Bend's suspension is fully independent and comes with heavy-duty dampers in the front and rear. Bronco Black Diamond This trim is a more rugged version of the Big Bend, sporting powder-coated bumpers and increased underbody protection in the form of reinforced bash plates. In addition to Sand/Snow and Mud/Ruts drive modes, the Bronco Black Diamond has Rock Crawl. Bronco Outer Banks The Bronco Outer Banks comes exclusively in the 4-door body style, and it's the first trim to have a 10-speed automatic transmission as standard. Its list of features is very similar to the Big Bend, but it adds 18-inch wheels fitted with all-terrain tires and LEDs for the headlights and taillights. Bronco Heritage Edition Snazzy retro styling is the focus of this unique trim that builds off the Big Bend, as well. It's notable for its red Bronco badging, white wheels and front grille, and plaid cloth-wrapped seats. Bronco Badlands With its extra-tough Bilstein dampers, front stabilizer bar disconnect, and 33-inch all-terrain tires, the Bronco Badlands is an especially capable off-roading model. It adds yet another drive mode called Baja, enabling you to cross rough terrain at higher speeds. Bronco Everglades The Everglades trim can be thought of as a marine-themed version of the Black Diamond, but it comes standard with the 10-speed automatic transmission and Bilstein dampers. It gets bolt-on front and rear fenders and a winch kit from Warn Industries for easier recovery during off-road excursions. Bronco Wildtrak Serious enthusiasts will definitely want to consider the Wildtrak as it boasts the more powerful 2.7L twin-turbo V6, which produces 330 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque. This model also has a severe-duty steering rack and beefier suspension featuring Fox shock absorbers. Bronco Heritage Limited Edition Having a list of equipment that closely resembles the Badlands, the Heritage Limited Edition is an off-road-focused model that gets a stylish classic appearance like the Heritage Edition. Its enhancements include the V6 engine and plaid seats with leather trim. Bronco Raptor The high-performance Raptor sits at the top of the lineup, coming equipped with a 418-hp 3.0L twin-turbo V6, Fox semi-active dampers, and a whopping 13.1 inches of ground clearance. Massive 37-inch wheels further set it apart from the other trims. Whether you're looking for an everyday vehicle with greater capabilities or a dedicated off-roader, you won't be disappointed by Ford's Bronco! Contact our team at Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI today to learn more!

Image via ford.com The 5-passenger Ford Edge is a mid-size SUV that harnesses the power of innovation to deliver unmatched comfort, convenience, and performance. The Edge's spacious cabin is infused with thoughtful details that elevate the driving experience, whether you're running errands around town or embarking on an epic family adventure. Explore the exciting features of the 2024 Ford Edge and discover comfort-driven performance like you've never experienced. more Comfort Through Innovation The Ford Edge is engineered with driver and passenger comfort in mind. The dual-zone automatic climate control system can regulate two temperature settings to keep the cabin comfortable for everyone, and the driver and passenger power windows feature one-touch up/down functionality for ease of use. Thoughtfully designed interior amenities include an overhead console with sunglasses storage, interior dome LED lights, and eight beverage holders. Driver-Centric Convenience Driver-centric features abound in the innovative Ford Edge. Automatic headlamps and high beams light the way in dark conditions and remote keyless entry with a push-button ignition makes getting into the Edge and off to your next destination quick and easy. Low tire pressure and oil-life monitors help you stay on top of routine maintenance for your Ford Edge. The rotary gear shift dial is not only easy and intuitive to use, but it also frees up valuable center console space for additional storage, extra cupholders, and USB ports for your devices. Tech-Forward Design Ford engineers have infused the Edge with tech-forward features that keep you and your passengers engaged and connected while on the road. The advanced SYNC 4A infotainment system features a vibrant 12" center-stack touchscreen, smartphone connectivity, built-in voice recognition, and a six-speaker audio system. To keep your devices running, the Ford Edge's cabin offers two 12-volt powerpoints and both A and C-style USB ports so you can stream your favorite podcast or catch up with old friends without worrying about battery life. Advanced Safety Technology The Ford Edge is equipped with advanced features designed to keep you and your passengers safe through sophisticated monitoring systems and assistive driving technologies. Highlights include automatic emergency braking, blind spot sensors, lane-keep assistance, pre-collision monitoring, and an SOS post-crash alert system. Superior Performance Whether your driving needs revolve around everyday commuting or complementing an active lifestyle, the Ford Edge delivers superior performance and exceptional drivability. The Edge is powered by Ford's highly advanced Twin-Scroll 2.0-liter turbocharged EcoBoost engine producing a robust 250 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque. With standard intelligent all-wheel drive (AWD) and electronic traction control, the Ford Edge delivers a confident and responsive drive, no matter where your destination lies. The mid-size Ford Edge is a versatile SUV that effortlessly combines cutting-edge comfort and superior performance to deliver an exceptional driving experience. Discover the all-around capability of the Edge and visit the friendly Ford experts at Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI to arrange a test drive today.

Good brakes can mean the difference between stopping in time or being part of an accident. Your brakes are a mechanical system, and like all mechanical systems, it requires regular maintenance to work effectively. As your Ford dealer, we want to tell you a few signs you need to visit us for a brake service. more Pulsing Brake Pedal This issue feels weird. When you push down on the brake pedal, you feel resistance from the pressurized fluid. This fluid forces the calipers to close and clamp against both sides of each rotor. The brake pads inside generate friction against the smooth rotor surfaces, stopping your Ford smoothly and easily. A pulsing feeling through the pedal is caused by one or more calipers grabbing uneven rotor surfaces. Rotor surfaces can wear down over time due to the heat and friction produced by braking. Pad material can also adhere to the hot rotors, building up over time and creating an uneven surface. We'll examine them and clean or resurface the rotors to fix this problem. Soft Brake Pedal A soft brake pedal produces little resistance when you step on it, which is a major problem. The lack of resistance means something could be blocking the brake fluid, preventing it from generating the hydraulic power to force your brakes to work. You could also have a brake fluid leak. Brake responsiveness will usually be sluggish, requiring you to push your foot almost to the floor to get your brakes to work. A blockage can form if air enters the braking system. The hoses are filled with brake fluid, and air will form a bubble blocking their path. A fluid leak can happen due to worn seals, a leaky brake hose, or other forms of damage. As fluid is lost, the remaining fluid loses pressure, and braking becomes more difficult. We'll bleed your brakes to remove any air or find and seal the hole depending on the situation. Burning Chemical Smell If you smell a foul chemical stench from your brakes, your brake fluid is overheating. Older brake fluid can absorb water, which heats up due to the pressure caused by braking. If the water gets hot enough, it will boil. The brake fluid can't burn, but if it overheats, it temporarily loses its ability to generate hydraulic power and your brakes won't work. We advise pulling over and allowing your brakes to cool. Contact us ASAP, and we'll drain and replace the old fluid, as newer fluid is less likely to absorb water or overheat. Driving with bad brakes is dangerous. Contact us right away at Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI.

As we all know, our winters are cold in Plainwell, MI, especially with an average low of 19 F in January. Your Ford is built to handle any weather conditions, but it will perform at its best with the right winter maintenance. As your Ford dealer, we want to tell you about some Ford maintenance that will ensure you can drive safely and comfortably despite the low temperatures. more Battery Check We all know starting the engine takes longer in winter. The low temperature causes the oil to thicken, making it slower to circulate through the engine. Cold also affects your battery, as it temporarily loses power as the temperature falls. At 32 F, for example, a battery only has 70% of its normal power. Starting your engine requires more electricity, and at reduced power, your battery can struggle. This is particularly true if your battery is three years old or more. An average battery life is only three to five years, as it gradually loses storage capacity due to the natural breakdown of the chemicals inside it. Our technicians will connect your battery to our battery tester so you can get a heads-up on its strength and reliability. If your battery is weakening, we advise replacing it so you'll have confidence your engine will start every time throughout the winter. Snow Tires Regular all-weather tires are fine for urban driving in winter. If you're spending time in more rural areas, snow tires are the better and safer choice. Snow tires are made from softer rubber than regular tires, allowing them to stay flexible at low temperatures. Flexibility is key when driving on snow or ice, as these tires provide more traction on wet, icy surfaces. We advise fitting snow tires in approximately mid-November when the temperature is consistently 45 F or less. As the temperature warms with the approaching spring, it's time to change to all-weather tires again. Winter tires will wear out much faster at higher temperatures. Our technicians can quickly change your tires for the winter, and we also stock winter tires if you need a set. Check Fluid Levels Low temperatures affect not only engine oil but your vehicle's other fluids as well. Your Ford contains many different fluids, including transmission fluid, coolant, windshield washer fluid, and power steering fluid. All these fluids age and eventually need replacement as older fluids become less effective, which can result in damage to their systems. Our technicians will check all your fluids and replace them if necessary. If the fluids are in good condition, we'll top them up if required. These are just some ways we ensure your Ford is ready for the cold weather. If you'd like to know more about winter maintenance, visit us today at Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI.

Image via ford.com The 2024 Ford Maverick offers a versatile and sporty design that's well-adapted to urban living. Check out our brief guide below to discover more about this compact truck. more The Flexible Bed The Maverick's FLEXBED system turns the truck's spacious cargo bed into segmented storage, bike racks, or whatever else you can dream up. Ford added vertical and horizontal slots along the sides of the bed. They are perfectly fitted to allow 2x4 or 2x6 boards to be used to create useful spaces. Additionally, the multi-position tailgate can be locked in a halfway position by simply repositioning a few support cables. This allows for longer cargo to be brought along in the back. Six tailgate tie-downs also double as bottle top openers in this versatile space. An available 120-volt outlet makes it easy to keep your power tools fully charged. The Convenient Cabin Design Small items are easily organized in the rear under-seat storage bins. These bins measure 2.6 cubic feet in the standard Maverick. The driver's side door has a pocket designed to hold a 1.5-liter water bottle. The driver's seat itself is wonderfully comfortable thanks to the manual six-way adjustments. Keeping track of your vehicle's stats is simple with the 4.2-inch instrument cluster screen. Your infotainment system will be next to you in the center stack. An LCD touchscreen measures eight inches diagonally. You'll have an easy time connecting your smartphone using Apple CarPlay or Android Auto integrations. Bluetooth can also be used to pair your smartphone and stream audio over your six-speaker sound system. The Versatile Performance An eight-speed automatic transmission is mated to a 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine. This energetic powertrain delivers 250 horsepower and 277 lb.-ft of torque. The Maverick has proven to be a fuel-efficient compact truck. It achieves an average of 23 miles to the gallon on city streets and 30 miles to the gallon on the highway. Drivers who'd like to change things up can choose the available hybrid powertrain. This system comes with front-wheel drive and a continuously variable transmission. The Maverick's hybrid powertrain delivers 191 horsepower and 155 lb.-ft of torque. The Driver Assistance Technology The Maverick can help you avoid front-end collisions with ​its pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking feature. You won't have to worry about lowering your high beams at night thanks to the automatic LED high beams technology. Additionally, the Maverick has blind spot information system with cross-traffic alert available. This feature can help you avoid collisions when merging lanes. Similarly, ​Ford has made lane departure warning, lane-keeping aid, and lane-centering available. With modern conveniences and smooth performance, this compact truck is perfect for keeping up with your urban adventures. Contact Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI now to learn more about the innovative new Maverick.

Image via ford.com The 2024 Ford Mustang is one of the most iconic models available today. It has a sporty and sophisticated build, comfortable seating for up to four people, and exceptional handling and performance that will allow you to explore anywhere your imagination can take you. It's a phenomenal combination of style, power, and comfort that is easily one of the most exciting offerings of 2024. more Explore With Confidence Nothing is off-limits when you're behind the wheel of this Mustang model, thanks to a 2.3L EcoBoost engine that boasts a total 315 horsepower. The ten-speed SelectShift automatic transmission lets you adapt to the road, and the independent rear suspension keeps you driving confidently even when you're going off the beaten path. Plus, there are a lot of built-in features like LED headlights and tail lights and a rear-window defroster that allows you to see, and be seen in every type of condition. All this power and function comes with a signature and eye-catching design, making this Mustang the whole package. Enjoy a Luxurious Cabin In addition to this vehicle's raw power, you'll also find one of the most luxurious and state-of-the-art interiors available, so you can tap into the best of all worlds. The driver's seat is perfect for both long and short journeys, as it adjusts six different ways to conform to your body completely, and you can customize the rear seat to add in more passengers or gear as needed. You and your passengers will ride in complete comfort, too, with single-zone climate control and a sophisticated particulate air filter that keeps the atmosphere clean and enjoyable as the miles go by. Plus, there are many convenience features and small touches like multiple powerpoints for easy device charging and a push-button start. Driver Assist Safety Features for a Smooth Ride This technologically savvy model comes with a suite of safety features that will help you navigate the road with total confidence. Features like Blind Spot Assist and Road Edge Detection give you a clear view of what's happening around you. The Lane-Keeping System with Lane-Keeping Alert is instrumental for highway driving, and can stop you from weaving out of your lane, and the Driver Alert function lets you know when you need a break from the road. If you want a ride that ticks of all of the boxes, this vehicle might just be everything that you've been looking for. Visit us at Zeigler Ford Plainwell in Plainwell, MI and take one of these models for a test drive today.