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The 2025 Ford Bronco carries on Ford's legacy of mighty vehicles that are perfect for exploring the open road. From the powerful build to the sophisticated interior and incredible safety features, these vehicles were made to impress and can take you as far as your imagination can. more 1. Rugged Build and Handling These vehicles are ready for your next off-road adventure with smart features like all-season tires and four-wheel disc brakes that keep you totally in control on every road. Hill start assist and hill descent control come in handy for cruising mountainous roads, and electric power-assisted steering and a seven-speed manual transmission are great for making hairpin turns. Plus, these rides come with the Terrain Management System with five G.O.A.T. modes, so you can further adapt to the challenge ahead. They have plenty of built-in features too, like LED headlights for outstanding visibility. Heated mirrors stay condensation-free and let you see what's going on behind your vehicle, and tow hooks in the front and back round off the package, letting you bring larger gear along with you for the journey. 2. Exceptional Safety Features Enjoy total peace of mind on the road, knowing that these vehicles have your back at all times. Safety features like pre-collision assist with emergency braking are fantastic for driving in congested areas and can give you a heads-up if there are issues ahead. Plus, post-collision braking and the Safety Canopy system with side-curtain airbags and a rollover sensor can protect you if there is a collision, preventing more damage. Other excellent features include a rearview camera with backup assist lines and trailer sway control, both of which can help you keep your cargo in check while parking or driving on winding roads. These vehicles come with AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control, another great tool on uncertain terrain. There are also plenty of inside monitors, like the individual tire pressure monitoring system to let you check your vehicle's vital information at a glance. Modern Interior With Entertainment Features Inside, these vehicles are all modern with excellent features like single-zone manual climate control and a steering wheel with built-in controls, so you don't have to take your hands off the wheel. There are also several power points throughout the cabin and a seven-speaker audio system that gives you access to hours of entertainment. Enjoy Apple CarPlay, SiriusXM, and Android Auto with the touch of a button. If you want a vehicle that's up to every challenge and is as modern as they come, it's time to check out these new Ford models. Visit us at Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI, and take one for a test spin today.

The 2025 Ford Explorer is a leader in its class of full-size SUVs, with fuel-savvy performance, next-level technology, and a spacious, three-row design. more 1. Two Turbocharged Engines In addition to an available Intelligent 4WD feature, this edition of the Explorer has four trim levels (Active, Platinum, ST, and ST-Line) with two engines available. Active, ST-Line, and Platinum models come with a turbocharged 300-horsepower I-4 under the hood. Taking things to the next level, the sporty ST trim has a twin-turbocharged 400-horsepower V6. While the I-4 offers superior fuel efficiency, getting up to 29 MPG, the V6 pairs with a sport-tuned suspension for extra thrills. 2. Advanced Infotainment for All Combining entertainment functions like streaming video with convenience features like built-in Google Maps navigation, this SUV's Ford Digital Experience isn't your average infotainment system. With this standard feature, you can quickly download apps, access YouTube, and make calls using your voice, while it pairs perfectly with the standard rear view camera and available 360-degree camera. Best of all, you have the choice of using either voice control or a 13.2-inch touchscreen display with many of its functions. 3. A Class III Trailer-Tow Package Every model is ready to tow small trailers, small to midsize boats, jet skis, and other recreational vehicles, as it's capable of pulling up to 5,000 pounds with the standard Class III hitch and 4-pin/7-pin wiring. This is in addition to many other helpful trailering features, including standard BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with trailer coverage, Trailer Sway Control, Trailer/Haul mode, and options available for select trims like Pro Trailer Backup Assist and an integrated trailer brake controller. 4. Automated Driving Systems A suite of driver-assist and safety-monitoring features comes standard with this edition, though two systems in particular have been getting much of the attention from drivers: Adaptive Cruise Control and BlueCruise. With both features making driving more relaxing, the Adaptive Cruise Control system has both Stop-and-Go and Lane Centering technology, while BlueCruise can take over steering as well when using it on any of the 130,000 miles of designated highways in the U.S. and Canada. 5. A Multi-Pane Panoramic Roof Flooding the cabin with natural light on sunny days, the optional Panoramic Vista Roof with Power Shade, which comes standard with the upscale Platinum trim, has multiple panels that extend across all three rows. With the front panel section, you can open it fully, and with the rear panels, you can pop them upward to let airflow in. The included power-operated shade allows you to block UV rays as needed with the push of a button. See us today at Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI to arrange for a test drive.

The Ford F-series has been the best-selling vehicle in the U.S. for a decade, and the 2025 Ford F-150 continues that reign. Equipped with features that allow you to switch from confidently navigating suburban neighborhoods to towing a camper and gear for a week-long wilderness adventure, the F-150 has something for everyone to love. Dealerships, including Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI, can help you find the perfect trim level for your needs. 1. Thoughtful Interior Design The F-150's cab has thoughtful design elements that enhance driver and passenger comfort. Front row leg room reaches nearly 44 inches, and 66.7 inches of shoulder room make it plenty roomy for up to three adults. The base XL offers cloth seats and a 12-inch productivity screen, while the Lariat trim comes with heated and ventilated ActiveX Trimmed seats. Lariat trims and higher also have an optional heads-up display to help you keep your eyes on the road. You won't just be comfortable in the 2025 F-150; you can also be productive with an optional sliding center console that turns into a worksurface. You gain a convenient space to place a laptop or paperwork that needs attention. When not in use, make the most of the spacious storage capacity. Lockable compartments under the rear seats provide secure storage for electronics, equipment, and supplies. more 2. Flexible Engine Choice Ford lets you select from five gas engines and one hybrid to find the blend of power, performance, and fuel economy that fits your driving needs. The base 2.7L EcoBoost V6 produces 325 horsepower and 400 lb.-ft. of torque. There are two larger V6s, a very capable 400 hp 5.0L Ti-VCT V8, and the Raptor's astonishing 720 hp 5.2L Supercharged V8. Drivers looking for something more fuel-conscious can choose a 3.5L PowerBoost hybrid powertrain. In addition to delivering 430 hp, it also provides an onboard 2.4 kW power station. The all-electric F-150 Lightning has an impressive 300-mile range and up to 10,000 pounds of towing capacity when equipped with the Max Trailer Tow Package. 3. Towing Capacity The F-150 leads its class in available towing capacity. When properly equipped, you can pull up to 13,500 pounds. That's a lot of camper, boat, or equipment. If you are looking for a capable work truck, the F-150's maximum payload capacity of 2,440 pounds gives you plenty of muscle for hauling supplies and equipment. The base The Ford F-150 is a versatile and competent truck with lots of features to love. Our sales team at Randy Wide Ford, Inc. provides a simple and transparent sales process so you can build your truck to fit your lifestyle. Contact Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI, to Contact Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI, to get behind the wheel of a new F-150 today.

There are lots of features we could highlight in the 2025 Ford Expedition, but we had to narrow this down to a select few. This SUV is roomy, practical, and strong, and it comes in two sizes for people with different needs. 1. The Fantastic Size The standard-sized Expedition allows you to fit your cargo into 22.9, 69.9, or 108.5 cubic feet of space. That's the amount of room behind the third, second, and first rows, respectively. Both the second and third rows can be folded down completely in every trim. The cargo space can vary even more depending on how much cargo and how many passengers you're traveling with. Every seat in the third and second rows can be folded flat independently of the others in some trims, or you can fold down any combination of them together. There's a little more room in the MAX. Behind the third, second, and first rows, in that order, there are 37.4, 84.5, and 123.1 cubic feet of space. more 2. The Excellent Strength The maximum towing capacity of the Expedition varies slightly based on the model you choose. Standard Expedition models can tow up to 6,000 pounds in 4x2 versions and 9,600 pounds in 4x4 models. The Expedition MAX tows up to 6,300 pounds in 4x2 trims and 9,000 pounds if you're driving a 4x4 model. 3. The Great Infotainment Tech Every Expedition and MAX model has a center touchscreen measuring 13.2 inches in size. This infotainment display is equipped with a 5G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot to let you stay online even when you're far from home. SiriusXM with 360L is standard, so everyone driving this car can explore ad-free curated music, news, sports, podcasts, and other forms of talking-based entertainment. If you'd rather listen to your own carefully made playlists, then you can do so by connecting your smartphone to the system and asking it to play songs from the music streaming apps you've got on your phone. You can also do so much more when your phone is connected to the system, including accessing your calendar, checking your voicemail, listening to your text messages, and answering calls. 4. The Comfort The Expedition doesn't cut corners regarding comfort. All trims have a 10-way power-adjustable seat for the driver, giving you an incredible amount of control over your seat's position for maximum comfort. The front seat passenger gets a similar amount of control, as the seat is an 8-way power-adjustable one. The front seats have power lumbar and recline, too. All three rows are spacious enough for all ages to sit in without ending up uncomfortable. These are just the highlights, but there are many more great features you should get to know. Test drive the Expedition now at Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI.

If you want to avoid a roadside breakdown on a busy day, always keep your car's fluids in good shape. With regular fluid checks and timely flushes, you'll ensure your Ford's engine, cooling system, transmission, brakes, and differentials all perform properly over the long run. To help with this, you can set up an easy-to-follow fluid servicing schedule at your local Ford dealership. Coolant Your engine generates a lot of heat, which needs to be controlled with a healthy radiator and fresh coolant. Your coolant is likely to last from 30,000 to 50,000 miles, meaning you'll need to flush it once every two to four years. Make sure to check its condition monthly; you'll find the coolant in the transparent coolant reservoir. Motor Oil Friction must also be always kept under control inside your engine. Motor oil does this by lubricating each moving part while also cleaning the system and helping to combat heat. Check your motor oil once a month using the dipstick, and you'll typically need to change it twice a year. more Brake Fluid Whenever you use your brakes, the brake fluid carries the stopping signal from the brake pedal to the calipers. If your brake fluid leaks or degrades, you'll find it harder to stop your car. It's therefore vital to check your brake fluid monthly and have it flushed every 30,000 miles or so. Transmission Fluid Inspect your transmission fluid once a month using the dipstick. This fluid ensures your car keeps shifting smoothly. Transmission fluid is long-lasting and typically only needs to be refreshed every 60,000 to 100,000 miles in modern automatic vehicles. Differential Fluid The differentials allow your car to corner smoothly. These relatively simple gear systems are located in the center of each wheel axle and require differential fluid to stay lubricated. Differential fluid lasts from 30,000 to 60,000 miles and should be checked monthly as well, something many drivers forget to do. Power Steering Fluid Your steering will stay smooth and effortless as long as you keep the power steering fluid fresh. Power steering fluid requires flushing every 30,000 to 60,000 miles and should be checked once a month. Windshield Wiper Fluid Let's not forget the windshield wiper fluid, which keeps your vision clear in sudden downpours. Once a month or after prolonged use of the wipers, check and top up this fluid. Have Your Car Serviced at Your Ford Dealership Our knowledgeable, dedicated technicians can keep your Ford in tip-top shape with regular services. By keeping a close eye on each fluid, we can let you know in advance when it's next likely to need a flush. Visit Randy Wise Ford in Ortonville, MI, for comprehensive vehicle services.

If you're shopping for a capable, reliable, and affordable vehicle, you'll love everything about the new 2025 Ford Escape. This compact crossover SUV is fuel-efficient, comfortable, accommodating, and reliable. It's available in versatile trims, is completely customizable, and will take you everywhere you need to go safely and in style. 1. The Performance The new Ford Escape is a fuel-efficient vehicle that gets 42 miles per gallon in the city and 36 on the highway. It's available in four powertrains. The plug-in hybrid gives the vehicle 210 hp, impressive acceleration, and comes with a mobile cord that connects to a 120V outlet. The hybrid powertrain combines gas and electric power and gives the vehicle 192 hp. The EcoBoost powertrain has a 1.5L engine with 180 hp and there's also a 2.5L EcoBoost engine with 250 hp. Drivers can also alternate between selectable drive modes: eco, sport, normal, and slippery. The Escape also has an impressive towing capacity of 1,500 to 3,500 pounds when it's equipped with the Class II Trailer Tow Package. more 2. Exterior Features This compact crossover has a standout style that sets it apart from competitor models. In the front, there's an LED light bar that gives it a distinct style, and in the back, there's a power liftgate that you can access with the push of a button inside the vehicle or via the key fob. Here you can load and unload cargo into the 65.4 total cubic feet of cargo storage with the second-row seats folded flat. It also has a panoramic vista roof with a power shade that you can open and close with the push of a button. 3. The Interior Amenities If you're looking for a small but spacious SUV, you'll love the Escape. It has over 40 inches of available legroom in the front row, sliding second-row seats that can slide back to add 5.9 inches of legroom for second-row passengers, and 65.4 ft.³ of space behind the first row. Inside there's also a B&O sound system, heated steering wheel, heated seats, a rotary gear shift dial, and a 13.2-inch LCD touchscreen where you can access navigation, your smartphone, and the Ford SYNC 4 system. It also has a 360° camera that you can access when driving under six miles per hour, a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, and innovative tech features that will keep you connected, no matter where the road takes you. If you're ready to explore all the new Ford Escape and want to learn more about the available trims, our sales team can show you all the options that help you choose your favorite. They can also give you more information about our new vehicle offers and incentives. Contact us today at Randy Wise Ford Inc. in Ortonville, MI, to learn more.

The 2025 Ford Bronco Sport is an off-road champion related to its larger sibling, the Bronco, but with a more compact design. 1. An Interior Made for Anything The point of the Bronco sport is to provide something both durable and usable in practical, everyday life. You get an adjustable cargo floor, 32.5 cubic feet of storage space, and rear seats that fold down flat to expand that cargo volume to double the amount when you need it. When you set the adjustable cargo floor to its lowest setting, it's designed to fit a mountain bike upright with no need for you to take off a wheel. If you opt for the Badlands trim, you have the option of getting rubberized flooring and rear seat back so it's easy to clean up. You also get standard, heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. more 2. Powerful Engines You get two choices of engine with the Bronco Sport, both turbocharged. The lower trims give you 181 hp and 191 pound-feet of torque through a 1.5 L EcoBoost four-cylinder engine. Expect 28 miles per gallon on the highway for fuel economy on trims offering this engine. If you want something more powerful, you can access 250 hp and 277 pound-feet of torque with a 2.0 L EcoBoost engine. Both these engines come with an eight-speed automatic transmission, but the larger engine comes with paddle shifters. 3. Advanced 4x4 Modes Being a Bronco, the 4x4 system on this vehicle is obviously made from the ground up to go off-road. It includes Ford's G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Terrain) modes, five of which comes standard on every model: Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, and Sand. Upper trims allow you to add two more modes for rock crawling and mud. If you need something even more serious, there's an available advance 4x4 system that has a twin-clutch rear drive unit. The purpose of this is to give you especially good torque vectoring in the rear for improved traction, 4. Suspension to Handle Any Trail Again, the Bronco Sport was made to go off-road, and that's reflected in the design of the two independent suspensions in the front and rear, both of which have been optimized for offloading. If you want to get serious about your off-road, though, the Badlands trim is the one for you. It comes with a High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension (H.O.S.S), an extra 8.8 inches of ground clearance, and special tires designed for getting through water or rocks. Ready to get yours? See us at Randy Wise Ford in Ortonville, MI and we'll set you up with a test drive.

While tariffs and inflation have driven up the prices of new cars in 2025, purchasing a new vehicle doesn't have to cut a hole into your bank account. At our Ford dealership, we stock a wide range of affordable models under $40,000, and you can save even more with exclusive Ford discounts and dealership specials. 2025 Escape A compact SUV for families, the 2025 Escape is an efficient daily driver. It comes standard with a 1.5L EcoBoost engine that provides efficient performance, while an available plug-in hybrid engine delivers best-in-lineup fuel economy of up to 101 miles per gallon equivalent combined. The interior has seats for five and a flexible layout with sliding rear seats that allow you to decide between max passenger legroom or maximum cargo capacity. more 2025 Bronco Sport If you need a daily driver that's also ready for off-roading, you can't go wrong with the 2025 Bronco Sport. It comes standard with the same 180-hp 1.5L EcoBoost engine as the Escape, but it has a standard four-wheel drivetrain for added confidence on unpaved roads and trails. A towing capacity of 2,200 pounds also makes this SUV perfect for light trailering. 2025 Mustang Mach-E The 2025 Mustang Mach-E is a great choice for drivers seeking an affordable electric SUV. It has room for five riders, and it delivers athletic driving dynamics thanks to the standard rear-wheel drivetrain. Its standard configuration provides 264 horsepower and an estimated range of 260 miles per charge. The available powertrains provide up to 320 miles of range per charge and a net output of up to 480 horsepower and 700 pound-feet of torque. 2025 Maverick With the comfort of an SUV and the practicality of a pickup truck, the 2025 Maverick is one of the most versatile daily drivers and an incredibly affordable truck. It boasts a standard hybrid engine with 191 horsepower and excellent fuel economy ratings. Front-wheel drive is standard, while all-wheel drive is available across the lineup. Gas engine options are also available, optimizing this small truck for rugged adventures. 2025 Ranger A great choice for off-roading, the 2025 Ranger is a mid-size truck with a towing capacity of up to 7,500 pounds and your choice of rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. The standard 2.3L EcoBoost engine pumps out 270 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque, while more powerful engines are available. With a minimum running clearance of 9.1 inches and seats for five, this truck is perfect for adventures with your buddies. 2025 Mustang The 2025 Mustang is proof that you can drive home in an iconic muscle car without breaking the bank. The entry-level EcoBoost Fastback models are spirited yet affordable, providing 0-60 thrills with their 310 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque. If you don't mind spending more, you can opt for a convertible or one of the GT or Dark Horse models. With so many options to choose from, all you have to do to find your match is to visit us at Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI.

It can be tough to decide whether to buy or lease your next vehicle when exploring the trucks available at your Ford dealership. They're both great options, and they each have benefits that different people will value in various ways. Leasing benefits include lower prices, easier upgrades, and the potential to drive a better truck and less money. 1. There Are Several Cost-Based Leasing Benefits Leasing can benefit you financially from the very start. Most of the time, you'll pay less to lease a truck than you would to pay off an auto loan every month. Lower monthly payments let you fit leasing a new truck into a tighter budget. There may also be less to pay at drive off, as the first month's lease payment and other fees that come with leasing sometimes cost less than a down payment on a new car. You're also likely to save money on repairs while driving your leased vehicle, but we'll talk about that in more detail later. more 2. There May Be Better Trucks Available for Less Money Leasing can be better financially, even if your budget isn't tight and you're not trying to keep costs low. If you take what you were willing to spend on buying a truck and spend that on leasing one instead, then you might be able to lease a better truck than you were going to buy. You could potentially get a new truck with better packages, more features, or more capability without increasing how much you're willing to spend every month. 3. There Are Very Few Steps Involved in Upgrading If you're interested in upgrading your truck every couple of years to get access to the improved safety features, new technology, and potentially higher towing and payload capacities of newer trucks, then you can do that very easily with leasing. A Ford Red Carpet Lease lasts 24 to 48 months. That means you can get a new truck every two, three, or four years without having to sell your old one or take out a large loan to buy your new one. You just bring the truck back when the lease ends and apply for a new lease. 4. There Are Fewer Issues to Fix The newer a truck is, the fewer issues it's going to develop. That means you'll probably spend less on repairs while you're leasing. If your truck does start having problems, then some repairs may be covered by your warranty during your entire lease period, depending on the length of your lease. Ford's bumper-to-bumper warranty lasts three years or 36,000 miles, and the powertrain and several other warranties last five years or 60,000 miles. Come find great Ford trucks, including the Maverick, Ranger, and Super Duty, at Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI. Check out the finance form on our website to apply for a lease today.

As a limited-production supercar, the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD gives drivers plenty of reasons to fall in love. These include its tremendous power, engaging dual-clutch transmission, outstanding maneuverability, and Unreal Engine-powered dual display. It Features a Supercharged Engine Under the Mustang GTD's hood lies the most powerful engine in Mustang history: the supercharged 5.2L Predator V8. This engineering marvel was developed by Ford Performance and generates a fiery 815 hp and 664 lb-ft of torque. Numerous race-bred components, including a dry-sump oil system, ensure the engine maintains an optimal output across various speeds and operating conditions. The Predator V8's immense power and motorsport-grade technologies allow the supercar to reach a vision-blurring top speed of 202 mph. more It Comes with a Dual-Clutch Transmission No ordinary transmission can manage the Predator V8's tremendous output, so the Mustang GTD comes equipped with an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission developed by TREMEC. The transmission connects odd and even gears to two separate clutches, so the next gear is always ready for upshifting or downshifting. This facilitates lightning-fast gear changes that don't disrupt power delivery. It Is Extremely Maneuverable The supercar clears corners and bends with ease thanks to its lightweight body, perfect weight distribution, and advanced suspension. Carbon fiber and titanium are used in much of the Mustang GTD's body and cockpit for an outstanding strength-to-weight ratio. The low curb weight generates less inertia, enabling the Mustang GTD to corner aggressively without bleeding speed. Additionally, a nearly 50-50 weight distribution improves the vehicle's overall stability, and it is achieved by positioning the eight-speed transaxle in the rear. A semi-active suspension with improved kinematics further enhances the Mustang GTD's cornering capabilities. Integrated Multimatic DSSV technology, which is rarely found in production cars, allows the setup to provide precise adaptive damping across all surface conditions. The suspension system is also the first in the Mustang GTD's segment to offer a dual ride height feature that lets the driver lower the chassis on demand. It Features an Immersive Dual Display The 12.4-inch driver information center and 13.2-inch infotainment screen are merged into a single stunning screen that stretches across the Mustang GTD's dashboard. The dual display is powered by Epic Games' advanced video game engine, Unreal Engine, which enables it to generate 3D models in real time. This makes your driving experience more immersive with lifelike graphics and interactive animations. The SYNC 4 infotainment system also offers wireless smartphone connectivity, built-in navigation, natural voice recognition, and several other functions. Interested in adding the most powerful production Mustang to your garage? Contact us at Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI to check availability and learn more about this supercar's features.

In continuous production since 1964, the Ford Mustang is the manufacturer's longest-produced nameplate. The 2025 Ford Mustang proves that Ford is yet to become complacent with it, adding a range of exciting features to keep fans coming back for more. Explore six of the iconic muscle car's most thrilling features to see if it's the right option for you. 1. Electric Power-Assisted Steering (EPAS) The Ford Mustang has shunned the more traditional hydraulic pump for its power-assisted steering feature, instead opting for an electric motor. This allows for enhanced steering technology, including pull-drift compensation, which constantly adjusts to the road, counteracting areas of its surface that can cause your Mustang to drift to the left or right. 2. SecuriLock Passive Anti-Theft System To prevent theft, your Ford Mustang will utilize its SecuriLock Passive Anti-Theft System, which uses an engine immobilizer to prevent unauthorized people from starting the engine. Only a properly coded key will be able to start the car. This feature is essential for keeping your Mustang safe, as it is a highly sought-after vehicle. more 3. Electronic Line-Lock The Ford Mustang isn't just an excellent road car, as it also contains features made for track driving. Among these features is the Electronic Line-Lock, which uses the car's stability system to lock the front brakes while allowing the rear tires to spin. This will warm the tires up nicely in preparation for a race, giving you increased grip to the track's surface. 4. AdvanceTrac AdvanceTrac is an advanced stability control feature that will enhance your traction and grip the road. This feature will allow you to experience the very best that the car has to offer, giving you license to push it to its legal limits with the peace of mind that you will remain in full control. 5. 2.3L EcoBoost Engine The Ford Mustang's 2.3L EcoBoost engine delivers 315 horsepower at 5500 rpm, meaning the car can produce a powerful, intense performance on the road. As the car contains an EcoBoost engine, its level of performance is matched by its efficiency, so you can let loose without worrying about your next trip to the gas station. 6. 350 Lb.-Ft Torque In addition to its 315 horsepower, the Ford Mustang also produces 350 lb-ft of torque, which provides a welcome boost to the car's acceleration capabilities. It also feels responsive when you hit higher speeds, making for a much more raw and exciting driving experience. The Ford Mustang is as strong and versatile as it's ever been, injecting modern safety and technological features to go with its famous muscle car body. Contact Randy Wise Ford, Inc. in Ortonville, MI to schedule your test drive.

The 2025 Ford Ranger has competitive payload and towing capacities, making it the truck to beat for anybody wanting something capable as well as comfortable and stylish. This smooth-riding mid-sized truck has a wide variety of features that'll appeal to many people with different needs. 1. It Drives Well Although the Ranger is a strong, tough truck, it still delivers a smooth ride. It accelerates quickly, reaching 60 mph in 5.6 seconds when equipped with the optional V6 engine. When there's a four-cylinder engine under the hood, the truck can reach 60 mph in 6.2 seconds. It feels stable on the road, too, making it easy to drive. 2. It Tows Tremendously Towing doesn't make the Ranger break a sweat. With a competitive maximum towing capacity of 7,500 pounds, this truck is ready for tough jobs, like hauling heavy equipment or recreational gear. To reach this towing capacity, make sure you're driving a LARIAT, XL, or XLT with a Crew Cab and the Trailer Tow Package. If you're interested in the Ranger Raptor, note that its maximum towing capacity is 5,510 pounds. more 3. It Transports Goods Easily The Ranger's maximum payload capacity differs between configurations of the truck. If you've got a 2x4 Ranger with the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine and Crew Cab, then you can tow up to 1788 pounds. That also makes the truck competitive, helping it stand out in its segment. 4. It Keeps You Connected Whether you're at work or play, you can stay connected to the outside world via the SYNC 4A infotainment system and your smartphone. When paired together, you can access smartphone features through the infotainment system using your voice. That lets you access your smartphone's essential functions of calling and texting while you drive. The vehicle also has built-in Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity that lets you and your passengers go online. Staying connected isn't the only thing this infotainment system lets you do. You can also listen to the radio, stream music from different apps, and stream other forms of media via apps installed on your smartphone. You can also access navigation software to make it easier to get wherever you're going. 5. It Lets You Stay Comfortable You can easily remain comfortable on long journeys in the Ranger, as you can adjust your seat in many directions to find a custom seat position. The driver gets either an 8-way or 10-way power adjustable seat, depending on which trim you've got. The front passenger is also taken care of, as the standard seat can be adjusted manually in 6 directions, and an 8-way power-adjustable seat is available. Visit Randy Wise Ford in Ortonville, MI, if you're interested in taking the Ranger for a test drive. Have you got any questions? Call 248-509-6101.