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3 Signs Your Ford Needs a New Car Battery

The battery is a vital component of your Ford, as it provides the electrical charge that starts your engine. As time passes, a battery will weaken or could become damaged by the failure of other electrical system components. As your Ford dealer, we'd like you to know a few signs that you may need to visit us for a new car battery. more Slow Cranking When you start your engine, the battery sends a strong electrical charge to the starter solenoid. The solenoid then powers the starter, which cranks your engine, and your engine will come to life. If your battery is healthy, this process should take only a few seconds. If you hear the sad, laboring sound of the crank instead of the smooth purr of your Ford engine, your battery could be failing. The most common cause of slow cranking is a weak battery. Cranking the engine requires a specific amount of electricity, and a failing battery may not have enough juice to supply it. As a battery ages, its storage capacity drops, reducing the power level it can provide. We'll test your battery and install a new one if the original fails. Alternator Overcharging The alternator is a mini electrical generator in your engine. It supplies power to all your car's systems when the engine is running and recharges your battery. Recharging is a carefully controlled process to protect the alternator and the battery. The alternator charges a battery at full power for ten minutes, then switches to charging at reduced capacity until the battery is replenished. if your alternator is damaged, it might continue to charge the battery at full power. Charging a battery at full power can damage the copper plates and cause the electrolyte solution to boil and evaporate. If this happens, the battery warning light will illuminate, and you'll smell a hot burning smell. We can replace your alternator to fix this problem. Phantom Drain A phantom drain is caused by a damaged switch or relay that doesn't cut off power to a system when it's supposed to. The two most common sources of this issue are the trunk light and the glove box light. In both cases, the light comes on when you open them and should immediately go out as soon as you close them. Neither of these lights draws a large amount of power, but they can cause a significant drop in your battery's electricity reserves overnight. If your battery worked correctly the previous night and then struggles to supply enough power to start your engine the next day, a phantom drain could be the problem. Our technicians will identify the cause of the problem and repair it. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​If your battery shows signs of failing, contact us right away at Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD. Image via

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3 Signs Your Ford Needs a New Car Battery

The battery is a vital component of your Ford, as it provides the electrical charge that starts your engine. As time passes, a battery will weaken or could become damaged by the failure of other electrical system components. As your Ford dealer, we'd like you to know a few signs that you may need to visit us for a new car battery. more Slow Cranking When you start your engine, the battery sends a strong electrical charge to the starter solenoid. The solenoid then powers the starter, which cranks your engine, and your engine will come to life. If your battery is healthy, this process should take only a few seconds. If you hear the sad, laboring sound of the crank instead of the smooth purr of your Ford engine, your battery could be failing. The most common cause of slow cranking is a weak battery. Cranking the engine requires a specific amount of electricity, and a failing battery may not have enough juice to supply it. As a battery ages, its storage capacity drops, reducing the power level it can provide. We'll test your battery and install a new one if the original fails. Alternator Overcharging The alternator is a mini electrical generator in your engine. It supplies power to all your car's systems when the engine is running and recharges your battery. Recharging is a carefully controlled process to protect the alternator and the battery. The alternator charges a battery at full power for ten minutes, then switches to charging at reduced capacity until the battery is replenished. if your alternator is damaged, it might continue to charge the battery at full power. Charging a battery at full power can damage the copper plates and cause the electrolyte solution to boil and evaporate. If this happens, the battery warning light will illuminate, and you'll smell a hot burning smell. We can replace your alternator to fix this problem. Phantom Drain A phantom drain is caused by a damaged switch or relay that doesn't cut off power to a system when it's supposed to. The two most common sources of this issue are the trunk light and the glove box light. In both cases, the light comes on when you open them and should immediately go out as soon as you close them. Neither of these lights draws a large amount of power, but they can cause a significant drop in your battery's electricity reserves overnight. If your battery worked correctly the previous night and then struggles to supply enough power to start your engine the next day, a phantom drain could be the problem. Our technicians will identify the cause of the problem and repair it. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​If your battery shows signs of failing, contact us right away at Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD. Image via

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6 Reasons Driver's Love the 2024 Ford Expedition Max

Many families first look at the 2024 Ford Expedition MAX because they know it comes with enough space for large families. They end up choosing this spacious SUV because it's also a powerful vehicle that can tow up to 9,000 pounds and comes with plenty of impressive technology features. Check out our highlights below to learn why so many drivers fall in love with their Expedition MAX. more 1. They Can Tow Everything Every trim of the Expedition MAX has a maximum towing capacity of 9,000 pounds. There aren't going to be many trailers that outweigh your Expedition MAX's towing capacity. To get the most out of your towing experience, you'll want to add the available heavy-duty trailer tow package. Additionally, the available pro trailer backup assist 2.0 feature is a real gem. This technology assists while you're driving in reverse and can help you align and attach your next haul. 2. They Can Take Their SUV Anywhere The Expedition MAX is a sturdy SUV with body-on-frame construction. With the available all-wheel drive system, drivers can take their Expedition MAX off the highway and onto rough terrain. 3. They Can Fit the Whole Family This eight-passenger vehicle offers everyone their own space and their own comfort features as well. For example, the Expedition MAX comes with third-row USB ports, so everyone can charge their devices. Ford also added tri-zone electronic automatic temperature control to keep everyone comfortable. 4. They Can Pack Lots of Cargo Large families love the additional cargo space in the Expedition MAX trims, where they have 15 cubic feet of additional cargo room. The Expedition MAX trims are 11.9 inches longer overall than their Expedition counterparts. This gives the MAX trims 34.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third-row seats. Both the second and third-row seats are easy to fold down. When you need to bring along a lot of cargo, you can fold these rows down to create 121.5 cubic feet of cargo space behind the first-row seats. 5. They Love the Touchscreen We love a great touchscreen, and the standard 12.0-inch display in the Expedition MAX is definitely a standout. This vibrant display comes with Ford's easy-to-use Sync4 software. It comes complete with advanced features like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so connecting your smartphone is a breeze. 6. They Can Drive Hands-Free Ford BlueCruise is available for this impressive SUV. This feature lets drivers remove their hands from the wheel while driving on 97% of the controlled-access highways within the United States and Canada. This available feature is incredibly advanced, and earned a top rating from Consumer Reports. It comes with features like lane repositioning, and can handle a lane switch on the highway on its own. One of the things that makes Ford BlueCruise so special is its safety features, like the driver-facing camera. When the system notices the driver has stopped paying attention, an alert will sound. This lets drivers remove their hands from the wheel, relax, and feel confident that they'll still be aware in case they need to take command of the wheel. Families looking for a spacious SUV that will be fun to drive need to test drive the new Expedition MAX. Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD now to see our wide selection of great new vehicles. Image via

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6 Reasons Driver's Love the 2024 Ford Expedition Max

Many families first look at the 2024 Ford Expedition MAX because they know it comes with enough space for large families. They end up choosing this spacious SUV because it's also a powerful vehicle that can tow up to 9,000 pounds and comes with plenty of impressive technology features. Check out our highlights below to learn why so many drivers fall in love with their Expedition MAX. more 1. They Can Tow Everything Every trim of the Expedition MAX has a maximum towing capacity of 9,000 pounds. There aren't going to be many trailers that outweigh your Expedition MAX's towing capacity. To get the most out of your towing experience, you'll want to add the available heavy-duty trailer tow package. Additionally, the available pro trailer backup assist 2.0 feature is a real gem. This technology assists while you're driving in reverse and can help you align and attach your next haul. 2. They Can Take Their SUV Anywhere The Expedition MAX is a sturdy SUV with body-on-frame construction. With the available all-wheel drive system, drivers can take their Expedition MAX off the highway and onto rough terrain. 3. They Can Fit the Whole Family This eight-passenger vehicle offers everyone their own space and their own comfort features as well. For example, the Expedition MAX comes with third-row USB ports, so everyone can charge their devices. Ford also added tri-zone electronic automatic temperature control to keep everyone comfortable. 4. They Can Pack Lots of Cargo Large families love the additional cargo space in the Expedition MAX trims, where they have 15 cubic feet of additional cargo room. The Expedition MAX trims are 11.9 inches longer overall than their Expedition counterparts. This gives the MAX trims 34.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third-row seats. Both the second and third-row seats are easy to fold down. When you need to bring along a lot of cargo, you can fold these rows down to create 121.5 cubic feet of cargo space behind the first-row seats. 5. They Love the Touchscreen We love a great touchscreen, and the standard 12.0-inch display in the Expedition MAX is definitely a standout. This vibrant display comes with Ford's easy-to-use Sync4 software. It comes complete with advanced features like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, so connecting your smartphone is a breeze. 6. They Can Drive Hands-Free Ford BlueCruise is available for this impressive SUV. This feature lets drivers remove their hands from the wheel while driving on 97% of the controlled-access highways within the United States and Canada. This available feature is incredibly advanced, and earned a top rating from Consumer Reports. It comes with features like lane repositioning, and can handle a lane switch on the highway on its own. One of the things that makes Ford BlueCruise so special is its safety features, like the driver-facing camera. When the system notices the driver has stopped paying attention, an alert will sound. This lets drivers remove their hands from the wheel, relax, and feel confident that they'll still be aware in case they need to take command of the wheel. Families looking for a spacious SUV that will be fun to drive need to test drive the new Expedition MAX. Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD now to see our wide selection of great new vehicles. Image via

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Discover the Eco-Friendly 2024 Ford Escape

Eco-friendliness? Check. Attractive design? Check. A range of comfort and convenience features? Check. The 2024 Ford Escape is hitting all of its marks when it comes to being a desirable vehicle, and it's one that you'll definitely love to explore. more Eco-Friendly Options There are four engines available for the Ford Escape, and two of them are sturdy hybrid power trains that are great for the environment and help you save money on gas. The combustion engine options are a 1.5-liter EcoBoost and a 2-liter EcoBoost, and the hybrid options are a 2.5-liter hybrid I-4 that produces 192 hp and a 2.5-liter I-4 plug-in hybrid that's a little stronger and produces 210 hp. The 1.5-liter engine is standard on the base trim, and the hybrid option is available on the ST-Line and up. The 2-liter gas engine is standard on the ST-Line Select and up. Only one trim has the plug-in hybrid engine, and that's the appropriately named Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid trim. Comfort in Abundance Every trim of the Ford Escape has some standard and available features that can enhance your comfort and your enjoyment of the whole ride experience. Features such as a wireless charging pad, panoramic roof, and premium-wrapped heated steering wheel are available on the base trim. With many competitors, similar features are only available on higher trims, so the Escape definitely stands out in a great way. A center console with a media bin, a premium-wrapped steering wheel, numerous power points, and 8 cupholders are a few of the comfort/convenience features that are standard on the base trim. Safety at Every Turn No matter what happens while you're driving, you can be sure that your Escape is looking out for you. A Blind Spot Information System with Rear Cross-Traffic Braking, Lane-Keeping System, and Pre-Collision Assist are all standard driver assistance features that are there to improve each journey. The Pre-Collision Assist feature can detect pedestrians as well as cars, and it can automatically apply the brakes if you don't respond to any warning it gives you about an upcoming collision. It's basically like having a second driver there to slam on the brakes and warn you of potential dangers, even when you're driving alone. Incredible Standard and Available Technology The Ford Escape comes with an 8-inch touchscreen equipped with SYNC 4 technology. It has wireless smartphone connectivity, which is a feature that some more luxurious models don't even have, even on some higher trims. It also has a standard Wi-Fi hotspot on the base trim, which makes it stand out from competitors that only have Wi-Fi on their higher trims. You have the option to upgrade to a larger screen and get Connected Navigation, too. Need to escape for a while in the Ford Escape? Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD to take it out for a test drive today. Image via

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Discover the Eco-Friendly 2024 Ford Escape

Eco-friendliness? Check. Attractive design? Check. A range of comfort and convenience features? Check. The 2024 Ford Escape is hitting all of its marks when it comes to being a desirable vehicle, and it's one that you'll definitely love to explore. more Eco-Friendly Options There are four engines available for the Ford Escape, and two of them are sturdy hybrid power trains that are great for the environment and help you save money on gas. The combustion engine options are a 1.5-liter EcoBoost and a 2-liter EcoBoost, and the hybrid options are a 2.5-liter hybrid I-4 that produces 192 hp and a 2.5-liter I-4 plug-in hybrid that's a little stronger and produces 210 hp. The 1.5-liter engine is standard on the base trim, and the hybrid option is available on the ST-Line and up. The 2-liter gas engine is standard on the ST-Line Select and up. Only one trim has the plug-in hybrid engine, and that's the appropriately named Ford Escape Plug-in Hybrid trim. Comfort in Abundance Every trim of the Ford Escape has some standard and available features that can enhance your comfort and your enjoyment of the whole ride experience. Features such as a wireless charging pad, panoramic roof, and premium-wrapped heated steering wheel are available on the base trim. With many competitors, similar features are only available on higher trims, so the Escape definitely stands out in a great way. A center console with a media bin, a premium-wrapped steering wheel, numerous power points, and 8 cupholders are a few of the comfort/convenience features that are standard on the base trim. Safety at Every Turn No matter what happens while you're driving, you can be sure that your Escape is looking out for you. A Blind Spot Information System with Rear Cross-Traffic Braking, Lane-Keeping System, and Pre-Collision Assist are all standard driver assistance features that are there to improve each journey. The Pre-Collision Assist feature can detect pedestrians as well as cars, and it can automatically apply the brakes if you don't respond to any warning it gives you about an upcoming collision. It's basically like having a second driver there to slam on the brakes and warn you of potential dangers, even when you're driving alone. Incredible Standard and Available Technology The Ford Escape comes with an 8-inch touchscreen equipped with SYNC 4 technology. It has wireless smartphone connectivity, which is a feature that some more luxurious models don't even have, even on some higher trims. It also has a standard Wi-Fi hotspot on the base trim, which makes it stand out from competitors that only have Wi-Fi on their higher trims. You have the option to upgrade to a larger screen and get Connected Navigation, too. Need to escape for a while in the Ford Escape? Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD to take it out for a test drive today. Image via

Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford Explorer

Not a great deal has changed in the 2024 Ford Explorer, which hits the ground running as one of the best-selling SUVs in America. Minus 2023's hybrid powertrain access, this popular family carrier comes in 8 appealing trims, most of them with RWD or AWD options. more Ford Explorer The Explorer base trim features include a 10-speed automatic transmission, the Ford Co-Pilot 360 suite of driver-assist technologies, tri-zone climate control, rear auxiliary climate control, and SiriusXM satellite radio support. The base model has a 4.2" instrument panel and an 8" touchscreen replete with the Ford Sync 3 interface. Installed in the first five trims is a turbocharged 2.3L four-cylinder engine, which delivers a potent 300 hp at 5,500 rpm. Ford Explorer XLT A few aesthetic extras appear on the XLT, such as body-color door handles and chrome lower-body accents. Inside the car, you get a larger 6.5" instrument panel and a 10.1" capacitive LCD. The XLT also introduces rooftop side rails for easy roof rack installation. Ford Explorer ST Line ActiveX trimmed seats boost interior luxury in the Explorer ST Line. For help with parking and maneuvering, there's a 360-degree camera with a split-view display. Adding a sporty feel are the dual chrome exhaust tips, black skid plate elements, a black rear bumper applique, a black mesh grill insert, and an Explorer hood badge. Audio is upgraded from a standard 6 speakers to a 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen system. Ford Explorer Timberline The headlining features in the Timberline cater to multi-terrain driving, and they're not found as standard on any other trims. For instance, this model is exclusively 4WD, comes equipped with all-terrain tires, and is protected by steel skid plates at the front, rear, and under-body. Ford Explorer Limited Some nice things materialize on the Limited trim, like front parking sensors, leather seating with attractive accent stitching, first and second-row heating, first-row ventilation, and an optional 14-speaker 980W audio system. Ford Explorer ST The big story with the Explorer ST is its performance upgrade to a twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine delivering 400 hp at 5500 rpm. This model has quad chrome exhaust tips and sport-tuned independent front and rear suspension. A 12.3" instrument cluster display also appears at this point. Ford Explorer King Ranch On top of the ST's performance hike, the King Ranch adds luxurious Del Rio leather seating on all rows with Mesa/Norias colors and King Ranch "W" logos. The central armrest is also in Mesa Del Rio leather. Ford Explorer Platinum Topping the trim levels is the distinctive Platinum, with its satin aluminum grille and side rails, a leather-seated interior with tri-diamond stitching and Platinum badging, and illuminated front scuff plates. Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury, MD to find out which Ford Explorer suits you. Image via

Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford Explorer

Not a great deal has changed in the 2024 Ford Explorer, which hits the ground running as one of the best-selling SUVs in America. Minus 2023's hybrid powertrain access, this popular family carrier comes in 8 appealing trims, most of them with RWD or AWD options. more Ford Explorer The Explorer base trim features include a 10-speed automatic transmission, the Ford Co-Pilot 360 suite of driver-assist technologies, tri-zone climate control, rear auxiliary climate control, and SiriusXM satellite radio support. The base model has a 4.2" instrument panel and an 8" touchscreen replete with the Ford Sync 3 interface. Installed in the first five trims is a turbocharged 2.3L four-cylinder engine, which delivers a potent 300 hp at 5,500 rpm. Ford Explorer XLT A few aesthetic extras appear on the XLT, such as body-color door handles and chrome lower-body accents. Inside the car, you get a larger 6.5" instrument panel and a 10.1" capacitive LCD. The XLT also introduces rooftop side rails for easy roof rack installation. Ford Explorer ST Line ActiveX trimmed seats boost interior luxury in the Explorer ST Line. For help with parking and maneuvering, there's a 360-degree camera with a split-view display. Adding a sporty feel are the dual chrome exhaust tips, black skid plate elements, a black rear bumper applique, a black mesh grill insert, and an Explorer hood badge. Audio is upgraded from a standard 6 speakers to a 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen system. Ford Explorer Timberline The headlining features in the Timberline cater to multi-terrain driving, and they're not found as standard on any other trims. For instance, this model is exclusively 4WD, comes equipped with all-terrain tires, and is protected by steel skid plates at the front, rear, and under-body. Ford Explorer Limited Some nice things materialize on the Limited trim, like front parking sensors, leather seating with attractive accent stitching, first and second-row heating, first-row ventilation, and an optional 14-speaker 980W audio system. Ford Explorer ST The big story with the Explorer ST is its performance upgrade to a twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine delivering 400 hp at 5500 rpm. This model has quad chrome exhaust tips and sport-tuned independent front and rear suspension. A 12.3" instrument cluster display also appears at this point. Ford Explorer King Ranch On top of the ST's performance hike, the King Ranch adds luxurious Del Rio leather seating on all rows with Mesa/Norias colors and King Ranch "W" logos. The central armrest is also in Mesa Del Rio leather. Ford Explorer Platinum Topping the trim levels is the distinctive Platinum, with its satin aluminum grille and side rails, a leather-seated interior with tri-diamond stitching and Platinum badging, and illuminated front scuff plates. Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury, MD to find out which Ford Explorer suits you. Image via

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7 Types of Ford Service Offered by Your Ford Dealer

When you bring your car to the Ford dealer, you'll be in great hands. The factory-trained Ford technicians who'll perform your Ford service understand all Ford models better than anybody else. As a result, they can offer you a range of services to keep your car in great condition. more 1. Engine Diagnostic Has your check engine light turned on? That means there's something wrong with your car, but it'll be very hard to tell what the problem is without an engine diagnostic. We can spend a few hours running an engine diagnostic on your car, figure out what the issue is, fix it, and then get your car back to you in excellent condition. 2. Battery Replacement Many people deal with their car batteries dying as the battery gets older. When this happens, you should get a friend to jumpstart your car so you can drive straight to us, or try our Pickup and Delivery Service. We'll replace that old battery swiftly. 3. Headlight Replacement Your headlights will eventually get dim, and they may even burn out completely at some point. We'll regularly check on your headlights, as well as all your other exterior and interior lights, to make sure they never get too dim for you to drive with. We can also replace the bulbs when you need new ones. 4. Belts and Hoses Replacement Your car is packed full of belts and hoses, and they're made from materials that wear down over time. They need to be replaced every so often so your car can continue to run smoothly. We'll replace those parts as needed. 5. Fluid Level Checks and Corrections We can maintain every single fluid in your car, and there are a whole lot of them. Engine oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and many more need to have their levels topped off occasionally. Plus, all of these fluids need to be drained and replaced at different intervals as outlined in your owner's manual. If your owner's manual doesn't tell you how frequently you need to change these fluids, then you can ask one of our technicians for advice. 6. Filter Changes Filters in your car are another component that need to be changed out regularly. Types of filters that need to be changed include the air filters and oil filters. We'll replace these components so you never run into issues. 7. General Automotive Repair Is there something wrong with your car? We can fix it. Whether it's your transmission, alternator, cooling system, air conditioning, or another component, our technicians are happy to tackle the issue and get your car back into top condition. Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD so we can help you keep your car in peak condition. Call our service department at 443-210-3255. Image via

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7 Types of Ford Service Offered by Your Ford Dealer

When you bring your car to the Ford dealer, you'll be in great hands. The factory-trained Ford technicians who'll perform your Ford service understand all Ford models better than anybody else. As a result, they can offer you a range of services to keep your car in great condition. more 1. Engine Diagnostic Has your check engine light turned on? That means there's something wrong with your car, but it'll be very hard to tell what the problem is without an engine diagnostic. We can spend a few hours running an engine diagnostic on your car, figure out what the issue is, fix it, and then get your car back to you in excellent condition. 2. Battery Replacement Many people deal with their car batteries dying as the battery gets older. When this happens, you should get a friend to jumpstart your car so you can drive straight to us, or try our Pickup and Delivery Service. We'll replace that old battery swiftly. 3. Headlight Replacement Your headlights will eventually get dim, and they may even burn out completely at some point. We'll regularly check on your headlights, as well as all your other exterior and interior lights, to make sure they never get too dim for you to drive with. We can also replace the bulbs when you need new ones. 4. Belts and Hoses Replacement Your car is packed full of belts and hoses, and they're made from materials that wear down over time. They need to be replaced every so often so your car can continue to run smoothly. We'll replace those parts as needed. 5. Fluid Level Checks and Corrections We can maintain every single fluid in your car, and there are a whole lot of them. Engine oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and many more need to have their levels topped off occasionally. Plus, all of these fluids need to be drained and replaced at different intervals as outlined in your owner's manual. If your owner's manual doesn't tell you how frequently you need to change these fluids, then you can ask one of our technicians for advice. 6. Filter Changes Filters in your car are another component that need to be changed out regularly. Types of filters that need to be changed include the air filters and oil filters. We'll replace these components so you never run into issues. 7. General Automotive Repair Is there something wrong with your car? We can fix it. Whether it's your transmission, alternator, cooling system, air conditioning, or another component, our technicians are happy to tackle the issue and get your car back into top condition. Visit Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD so we can help you keep your car in peak condition. Call our service department at 443-210-3255. Image via

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Exploring the Versatility of the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport

The 2024 Ford Bronco Sport emerges as a beacon of versatility in the automotive world. With a combined fuel economy of approximately 23 miles per gallon, it skillfully blends practicality with performance. Whether you're a thrill-seeker looking to explore the great outdoors, or a family in need of a dependable vehicle, the Bronco Sport is designed to meet a broad spectrum of needs. more Basics About the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport This compact SUV features a standard 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine that is capable of 181 horsepower. Its standard towing capacity is rated at up to 2,000 pounds. For those seeking more power, the Badlands model offers a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that delivers 250 horsepower and can tow up to 2,200 pounds. The all-wheel-drive system and an eight-speed automatic transmission are standard features across all Ford Bronco Sport models. This 5-seat vehicle offers both comfort and functionality. Upgraded options include heated front seats, heated steering wheel, leather upholstery, and rubberized floor mats. The unique cloth seats, which come standard, provide an easy clean after off-road adventures. The Bronco Sport has 41.5 inches of headroom, providing comfort for passengers and easy access to items stored in the cargo space. Commitment to Versatility The Bronco's dedication to versatility shines through in its adaptable driving technology known as G.O.A.T. Modes (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain), which includes Sand, Slippery, Sport, Eco, and Normal. For those seeking even more versatility, the robust Badlands model offers Mud/Ruts and Rock Crawl in addition to the five standard modes. The HOSS (High-Performance, Off-Road, Stability, Suspension) System features hydraulic rebound stops, softer springs, and anti-roll bars, increasing the Bronco Sport's ability to maneuver over obstacles with ease and confidence. Equipped with an 8" touchscreen, wireless charging capabilities, and compatibility with both Apple and Android devices, the Bronco Sport is designed for seamless connectivity, no matter where the road takes you. Furthermore, the voice-activated technology ensures you can maintain focus on driving while keeping both hands on the wheel. New/Unique Features The Ford Bronco Sport continues to build on the legacy of its predecessors, offering an array of features that make it a standout. New to the 2024 lineup, is the Free Wheeling edition. The red accents on its 17-inch wheels and throughout the interior alongside the body graphics that resemble the setting sun, pay homage to the Bronco's retro 1970s appearance. The Bronco Sport stands out not only for its iconic appearance, but also for its versatility, technology, and efficiency. It is an ideal choice for both adventure enthusiasts and families alike. Discover the unparalleled versatility of this compact SUV by visiting Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD. We are ready to find the perfect Bronco Sport that fits your lifestyle and needs. Image via

A photo of the back of a 2024 Ford Bronco sport driving through a forest with bikes on top of the SUV.

Exploring the Versatility of the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport

The 2024 Ford Bronco Sport emerges as a beacon of versatility in the automotive world. With a combined fuel economy of approximately 23 miles per gallon, it skillfully blends practicality with performance. Whether you're a thrill-seeker looking to explore the great outdoors, or a family in need of a dependable vehicle, the Bronco Sport is designed to meet a broad spectrum of needs. more Basics About the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport This compact SUV features a standard 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine that is capable of 181 horsepower. Its standard towing capacity is rated at up to 2,000 pounds. For those seeking more power, the Badlands model offers a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that delivers 250 horsepower and can tow up to 2,200 pounds. The all-wheel-drive system and an eight-speed automatic transmission are standard features across all Ford Bronco Sport models. This 5-seat vehicle offers both comfort and functionality. Upgraded options include heated front seats, heated steering wheel, leather upholstery, and rubberized floor mats. The unique cloth seats, which come standard, provide an easy clean after off-road adventures. The Bronco Sport has 41.5 inches of headroom, providing comfort for passengers and easy access to items stored in the cargo space. Commitment to Versatility The Bronco's dedication to versatility shines through in its adaptable driving technology known as G.O.A.T. Modes (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain), which includes Sand, Slippery, Sport, Eco, and Normal. For those seeking even more versatility, the robust Badlands model offers Mud/Ruts and Rock Crawl in addition to the five standard modes. The HOSS (High-Performance, Off-Road, Stability, Suspension) System features hydraulic rebound stops, softer springs, and anti-roll bars, increasing the Bronco Sport's ability to maneuver over obstacles with ease and confidence. Equipped with an 8" touchscreen, wireless charging capabilities, and compatibility with both Apple and Android devices, the Bronco Sport is designed for seamless connectivity, no matter where the road takes you. Furthermore, the voice-activated technology ensures you can maintain focus on driving while keeping both hands on the wheel. New/Unique Features The Ford Bronco Sport continues to build on the legacy of its predecessors, offering an array of features that make it a standout. New to the 2024 lineup, is the Free Wheeling edition. The red accents on its 17-inch wheels and throughout the interior alongside the body graphics that resemble the setting sun, pay homage to the Bronco's retro 1970s appearance. The Bronco Sport stands out not only for its iconic appearance, but also for its versatility, technology, and efficiency. It is an ideal choice for both adventure enthusiasts and families alike. Discover the unparalleled versatility of this compact SUV by visiting Pohanka Ford of Salisbury in Salisbury, MD. We are ready to find the perfect Bronco Sport that fits your lifestyle and needs. Image via

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