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.
Read the rest of this entry »3 Thrilling Features of the 2025 Ford Bronco
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.
Read the rest of this entry »5 Highlights of the 2025 Ford Explorer
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.
Read the rest of this entry »3 Reasons Drivers Love the 2025 Ford F-150
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.
4 Highlights of the 2025 Ford Expedition
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.
7 Fluids to Check in Your Ford
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.
Read the rest of this entry »Three Impressive Features of the 2025 Ford Escape
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.
4 Standout Features of the 2025 Ford Bronco Sport
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.
6 Top Ford Models Under $40,000 in 2025
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.
Read the rest of this entry »4 Advantages of Leasing a 2025 Ford Truck
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.
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