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America's most iconic truck is back, looking more rugged and capable than ever. The 2025 Ford F-150 redefines the humble pickup with its perfect blend of robust performance, innovative features, and cutting-edge tech. We introduce you to the reimagined Ford-150. more Basics About the 2025 Ford F-150 It may be reimagined for 2025, but the new F-150 still retains many of the features drivers loved about previous models. Ford has retained the rugged body and enhanced it with a bold black grille, 17-inch wheels, automatic LED reflector headlights, and sleek daytime running lamps. The F-150's interior is as spacious as ever and now incorporates more innovative features to make it as practical and versatile as possible. Flip and Fold seats are installed at the rear. Open them up to reveal hidden compartments that are ideal for storing tools and other valuables. Alternatively, raise the seats to convert the rear cabin section into a roomy cargo area. You can even transform the cockpit into a makeshift office with the available Interior Work Surface. Unique Features Six Engine Options For 2025, drivers can choose between six outstanding engines depending on their needs. Lower trims are fitted with a 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 engine, which kicks out a very capable 325 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque. If you're looking to reduce your carbon footprint, especially on local errands, how about opting for the extremely powerful 430-horsepower 3.5-liter PowerBoost Full-Hybrid V6? Upgrading to the Raptor trim allows you to unleash the F-150's true potential. Ford's top trim comes with a 450-horsepower twin-turbo 3.5-liter V6 as standard. However, equip the Raptor with the available supercharged 5.2-liter V8 and you'll unlock a mighty 720 horsepower and 640 pound-feet of torque. Advanced Infotainment Mounted on the dashboard is the hub of the F-150's infotainment system: a 12-inch capacitive touchscreen. This stylish display has an integrated smart towing system, providing welcome assistance with hitching and trailering. The F-150 also has 5G Wi-Fi hotspot capability, allowing you to transform your truck into a connectivity center for up to 10 devices. Pro-Access Tailgate If you want to maximize the F-150's versatility, consider installing the available Pro-Access Tailgate. This innovative addition improves bed access as it swings open to 100 degrees, placing you 19 inches closer to the bed than with a regular tailgate. The gate can also be secured in three different positions, ideal for when space is tight or when you have a trailer attached and are unable to open it fully. From its innovative tailgate to its cutting-edge infotainment system, the new F-150 stands head-and-shoulders above the competition. If you're after a truck for work or play, contact us or drop by Paul Clark Ford, Inc. in Yulee, FL today, and let us show you why the F-150 is America's truck of choice.

The 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning delivers the performance and toughness you'd expect from Ford without the hefty gas bills of a full-size pickup truck. Its work-ready electric muscle and advanced technology earned it multiple awards for the 2024 model year, including the prestigious Edmunds Top Rated Electric Truck. more Dominating Power and Torque A dual motor setup, with one motor driving the front axle and the other in the rear, forms a vigorous electric all-wheel drive (AWD) system that propels the F-150 Lightning. The powertrain zaps 452 hp and 775 lb-ft of torque in its standard configuration, but opting for the Flash or Lariat trim level with the extended-range battery boosts the power output to 580 hp. Benefiting from near-instant electric torque and AWD, the F-150 Lightning achieves a 0 to 60 mph time of just 3.8 seconds with the extended-range battery. When it's time to perform at the job site, the pickup truck can channel its power to tow 10,000 lbs and haul 2,000 lbs. Exceptional Electric Range You can drive 240 miles without stopping to charge in the F-150 Lightning XLT. The Platinum trim level offers an improved electric range of 300 miles, while the Flash and Lariat trim levels can cover up to 320 miles on a single charge. The F-150 Lightning supports both AC and DC chargers, so you can choose to recharge the battery overnight at home or get back on the road quickly by plugging it into a DC fast charger. The standard 98 kWh battery recharges from 15% to 80% in just 32 minutes when connected to a 150+ kW DC fast charger. Versatile Backup Power Features Trucks are often needed for jobs beyond the pavement, where the grid is unavailable. In such situations, the F-150 Lightning's Pro Power Onboard turns it into a mobile generator, letting you plug in and fire up your tools. There are 11 available outlets, including a 240 V one for welding equipment and air compressors. The outdoors is not the only place the pickup truck's backup power capabilities come in handy. If the grid is down, the F-150 Lightning can power your home via the Ford Charge Station Pro for up to 10 days. Smart Towing Technology The pickup truck comes loaded with technologies to make your job easier, such as Pro Trailer Backup Assist, which allows you to control trailers via a knob while reversing. Smart Hitch helps you manage weight distribution by estimating the trailer tongue weight. The Max Trailer Tow Package adds even more features, such as a trailer brake control that allows you to apply varying amounts of braking power to the trailer. Find out more about how the Ford F-150 Lightning's power and technology make trucking a breeze. Contact us at Paul Clark Ford in Yulee, FL to learn more about the electric truck, or browse our inventory to discover other new Ford models.

As electric vehicles become the go-to option for many savvy car owners, it's increasingly important to understand proper EV care. Read on to learn the keys to optimal Ford EV maintenance and how your local Ford dealer can help. more Take Care of the Battery Don't Overcharge Fully charging an EV's battery to 100 percent actually strains and harms the battery, lessening its long-term capacity. It's best to remain beneath 80 percent of a full charge at all times. Don't Undercharge Allowing your battery to fully deplete causes similar wear and tear. Try to keep at least a 20 percent charge. That leaves 20 to 80 percent as the sweet spot for optimal battery longevity. Avoid Fast Charging While it's very convenient and occasionally unavoidable to use a fast-charging station, try not to make fast charging the norm. More sedate 120 and 240-volt charging is far more gentle and good for the battery's lifespan. Avoid Extreme Temperatures Both excessive heat and cold can damage your EV's battery. In Florida, heat is clearly the greatest threat. Try to park your car out of direct sunlight and maintain your battery pack's cooling system at all costs. Look After Your Brakes You'll need to have your brakes inspected twice a year, with worn-out brake pads and rotors quickly replaced. Always keep an eye on your brake fluid and lines, and respond promptly to any indications of brake trouble. Maintain Your Tires Your tires are likely to wear down unevenly to some degree. This common phenomenon can be countered with regular tire rotations: twice a year is enough for most drivers. And check frequently to ensure the air pressure in each tire is precisely the PSI it's supposed to be. Replace Your Air Filters The various air filters throughout your car keep the interior components protected from insects, dirt, dust, and other debris. However, these filters gradually clog up and you'll typically need to replace the air filter of your engine, battery, and cabin once a year. Schedule Ford EV Maintenance at Your Local Ford Dealer Our technicians are experts in Ford EV care. We can show you the ropes of electric vehicle maintenance and set up a routine schedule for the essential services you wouldn't want to miss. For over three decades, our locally owned and operated dealership has been providing top-notch cars, services, and customer care to the drivers of our community and farther afield. Visit Paul Clark Ford, Inc. in Yulee, FL, today to have your EV serviced and kept in tip-top condition.

Whether you're looking for enhanced drivability, improved cargo management, or upgraded technology inside the cabin, genuine accessories from Ford can take your vehicle's capabilities to another level while adding a distinctly personal touch. Here are a few ways official Ford accessories can enhance the performance of your Ford vehicle. more Racks and Carriers Official racks and carriers from Ford elevate the functionality of your car, truck, or SUV by allowing you to transport recreational gear for an active lifestyle or pack extra luggage and supplies for an extended road trip. Roof rack kits include side rails, cross bars, and installation hardware. Once installed, roof racks enable the use of equipment carriers, bike racks, cargo boxes, and roof baskets. Exterior Accessories Exterior accessories can improve your Ford's aerodynamic performance, protect your vehicle's finish, and enhance its appearance. Acrylic hood protectors mount to the leading edge of your hood to deflect debris such as flying rocks and insects away from your hood and protect it against chips, scratches, and harmful residue. Side window deflectors redirect airflow around your vehicle and allow you to open the windows without letting rain or snow inside the cabin. Cargo Management Cargo management accessories help you organize and secure your belongings, whether you're running errands around town or heading off on your next adventure. Trunk organizers provide multiple compartments to keep items separate, easier to access, and safer to transport. With soft sides and a collapsible construction, Ford cargo organizers fold flat for easy storage. Storage Boxes Ford truck owners will appreciate the enhanced storage capability offered by pivoting utility boxes that mount between the wheel well and the tailgate. Capable of swinging out 180 degrees for easy access, Ford storage boxes are perfect for securely storing tools, equipment, and valuables, and these innovative storage solutions are available in right or left-side configurations. Technology Upgrades In addition to improving your Ford's performance on the road, official accessories can also elevate the in-cabin experience. If you're traveling with a family or a group, a rear-seat entertainment system features dual Android tablets for playing video content or gaming. The two displays can be synchronized or operated independently. Best of all, this entertainment system is Wi-Fi enabled and can be used outside the vehicle. Lighting Accessories Available Ford lighting accessories are useful for illuminating a truck bed, cargo area, and vehicle perimeter area. Strip lighting systems can be tied to existing exterior light wiring to work with factory-provided key fobs. Other lighting options include task lights, interior lighting systems, and underbody illumination kits. Take your Ford vehicle's performance to the next level with official accessories. Whether you're looking for exterior enhancements or technology upgrades, connect with the friendly sales team at Paul Clark Ford in Yulee, FL, and shop their wide selection.

Image via ford.com The 2024 Ford Expedition MAX is a full-size SUV with extra space, plenty of seating, and features that have made it a top choice among drivers who want to become or remain part of the Ford family and enjoy all the benefits of Ford ownership and a full-sized, extra-large SUV. The Expedition MAX has the latest Ford technology and driver assistance features to keep you and your passengers safe and connected on the road. more 1. The Trims The Ford Expedition MAX is available in four trims. Divers can choose the XLT MAX, the Limited MAX, the King Ranch MAX, or the Platinum MAX. Inside the XLT MAX are power-folding third-row seats, USB ports throughout the vehicle, including the third row, and a tri-zone electronic automatic temperature control system. The Limited MAX features active noise control, a Panoramic Vista roof, LED lighting throughout the vehicle exterior, and 20-inch aluminum wheels. The King Ranch MAX has a 12.4-inch digital gauge display, a distinctive leather King Ranch interior with the iconic W stamp throughout the vehicle, and a B&O sound system with 22 total speakers. The Platinum MAX is the highest trim, with Active Park Assist 2.0, zone lighting, satin and aluminum accents on the exterior and inside the vehicle, and continuous controlled damping with suspension road preview. 2. The Space Inside the Ford Expedition MAX, you'll find seating for eight passengers with ample headroom and legroom for younger and older passengers alike. It has 73.3 ft.³ of cargo behind the second row and 34.3 ft.³ behind the third row, and with all the seats in the second and third rows folded flat, it has a max cargo space of 121.5 ft.³. The Ford Expedition MAX is perfect for large families and drivers who need to accommodate several passengers or who need significant cargo space for luggage, pet crates, or anything else that needs to be transported on a regular basis. It's also the perfect vehicle for long road trips and weekend adventures. 3. The Luxurious Extras All of the Ford Expedition MAX models are higher trim levels in the standard Ford Expedition lineup. As a result, you'll find features and amenities in each that will add a new level of luxury to your everyday drives. Depending on the trim, you'll enjoy a leather interior, a panoramic tow-panel moonroof, heated and ventilated front seats, and multi-way driver seats with memory settings and massage capabilities. The Ford Expedition MAX is a large, spacious, and luxurious SUV that will transform your driving experience. Our dealership always has the latest Ford models in stock, and our knowledgeable sales associates can answer all your questions about the Ford Expedition MAX trims and their differences. Contact us today at Paul Clark Ford in Yulee, FL, to learn more about our current inventory and schedule your test drive.

Diagnostic testing gets to the bottom of why the "check engine" light suddenly appeared on your dashboard. However, getting one done at your Ford dealer during your next preventive maintenance visit can benefit your Ford in unexpected ways. more Preventing Big Repairs Not every issue flashes a warning sign on your instrument panel. A diagnostic test will communicate with your Ford's onboard computer and identify hidden problems before they turn into costly repairs. For instance, there could be a minor issue with the engine, such as running on too much air and not enough fuel due to a dirty mass airflow sensor. If left unchecked, this could eventually grow into bigger problems, causing engine misfires that damage the catalytic converter. To start the test, a technician will connect a scanner to your vehicle's OBD-II port and read data from the vehicle's ECU (engine control unit) and other modules. Any stored or active DTCs (diagnostic trouble codes) will be obtained and translated to find the source of the trouble. For instance, the code "P0301" indicates a misfire in cylinder 1, which is typically caused by a faulty spark plug or ignition coil. Optimizing Engine Performance Engine trouble such as faulty oxygen sensors or fuel injector issues can reduce the power output. Your vehicle's engine power output depends on several components, including multiple sensors, the catalytic converter, piston rings, valves, and head gaskets. If any of these are not functioning optimally, you will not get the horsepower and torque you paid for. In most cases, you will begin to feel that the throttle is starting to get less responsive. Maximizing Fuel Efficiency Fuel system and emission tests are included in a full test. Fuel system issues, like clogs or leaks, disrupt the engine's precision. A bad air-fuel mix will cause your Ford to burn through fuel much quicker, racking up higher gas bills. Additionally, faults like misfires can waste fuel since the engine is not burning the fuel completely. Ensuring Safety on the Road Faulty components that compromise safety, such as brake and airbag malfunctions, are immediately noticeable thanks to the warning lights. What you may not always be aware of are issues with systems like your vehicle's steering angle sensor. An OBD-II scanner can access the steering control module through the vehicle's port and detect underlying problems. A poor calibration can cause unexpected understeering or oversteering in dire situations. Don't skip preventive maintenance if you wish to keep your Ford on the road for a long time. Schedule a service appointment at Paul Clark Ford in Yulee, FL, and have a Ford-certified expert inspect your vehicle.

Your safety is very important to Ford, and your new vehicle includes the Ford Co-Pilot360 driver assistance system. It's a range of features that protect you and your passengers by warning of potential danger. We want to tell you about some of your Ford safety features and how they keep you safe. more Adaptive Cruise Control Cruise control has been around for many years, and it helps make long-distance driving easier. You set the speed you want, and the system will maintain it. Ford's modern version of this system provides even more useful features to make driving easier and safer. You can set the following distance, and your cruise control will slow down or speed up if necessary to maintain the distance. Your cruise control also includes Speed Sign Recognition, Stop-and-Go, and Lane-Centering. We'll look at how these systems work. Speed Sign Recognition This feature uses a camera to identify posted speed limits on your route and automatically adjust your speed to comply. Stop-and-Go When driving in heavy traffic, this system will slow and stop your vehicle whenever necessary. It automatically increases speed when it detects the vehicle in front of you moving. Lane Centering This system uses a camera to identify the lane line markings and helps keep you centered in your lane. It temporarily deactivates if your direction indicator is active or you steer into another lane. Auto High-Beam Headlamps High beams enable you to see further and more clearly at night, but they can also temporarily blind or distract other drivers. This feature uses sensors that can detect the taillights or headlights of other vehicles on the road. When lights are detected, it automatically switches to low beams. Once the lights have disappeared, your headlamps revert to high beams. Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking This system uses radar and a camera to watch the area directly in front of your Ford. If another vehicle is detected, it quickly assesses the vehicle speeds and the distance between them. If the distance between your Ford and the other vehicle rapidly closes, you'll hear warning beeps and a warning icon appears on your front screen. If a collision is imminent, and you haven't hit the brakes, the system initiates emergency braking. Depending on the situation your brakes may gently slow and stop your Ford or bring you to an instant stop. Lane-Keeping System If you're driving when tired, you could easily cross the lane lines without realizing it. If another vehicle is traveling in the neighboring lane, this can cause an accident. This system provides audio alerts if you move across the lane lines without actively steering in that direction. If you'd like to know more about these features or additional available safety systems, contact us today at Paul Clark Ford, Inc. in Yulee, FL.

Image via ford.com Designed for the roads less traveled but agile in the city, the 2024 Ford Explorer is a great three-row SUV for Jacksonville families looking for an adventure-ready vehicle. From comfort and advanced tech functions to power and capability, here are some of the main features to check out here at your Yulee Ford dealer. more All-Terrain Capability Ford offers the 2024 Explorer in two powertrain options and standard rear-wheel drive for spirited acceleration and smooth handling on and off the road. No matter where you want to go, the Terrain Management System can help you adjust performance to suit your driving style or surface. Standard on all trims, the Normal, Sport, Trail, Slippery, Eco, and Tow/Haul modes can boost your confidence in most driving situations. The 4WD models come with an additional Deep Snow/Sand mode developed specifically for loose terrains. When engaged, this mode enhances traction, optimizes the acceleration pedal response, and boosts the vehicle's stability to prevent it from getting stuck in deep conditions. Versatile Interior Configurations In the 2024 Explorer, finding space for crew and cargo is a breeze. This model comes with seating for seven, but second-row individual captain's seats come standard in the XLT and higher trims for enhanced passenger comfort. The E-Z entry technology enables seamless third-row access, while power-folding third-row chairs are also available for an easier expansion of the cargo area. If you need more passenger space, most models can be had with a 35/30/35 split-fold second-row bench. Cutting-Edge Technology Driving the 2024 Explorer will never get boring thanks to the versatile entertainment options. The infotainment system boasts built-in SiriusXM, making it easy to access over 200 radio channels. Alternatively, you can use streaming services or access music from your smartphone or other compatible devices that can pair with the vehicle via Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, or Android Auto. Connectivity options also come standard, so you'll never miss an important group chat or work email. Advanced Driver Assistance Functions Each trim level of the 2024 Explorer comes standard with the Ford Co-Pilot360 technology, This suite of driver assistance and advanced safety features includes anti-collision systems, lane management functions, and blind spot monitoring, to name a few. LED exterior lights with high beam assistance enhance visibility in low-light conditions, while the AdvanceTrac system with roll stability control enhances handling on ice, gravel, and other slippery roads. Remote Control The available FordPass App is one of the Explorer's best-kept secrets and can enhance your driving experience with remote vehicle access features. For instance, you can use the app to start the SUV's engine and adjust the in-cabin temperature from the comfort of your home. The app also provides vehicle health insights, can help you improve your driving performance, and reminds you when it's time for scheduled maintenance. Ready to discover more? Visit us today at Paul Clark Ford, Inc. in Yulee, FL to explore this model's features and take it for a spin.

Image via ford.com Named by J.D. Power as America's Most Dependable and Appealing Heavy Duty Truck, Ford's Super Duty trucks have everything you need. The 2024 Ford F-350 is powerful, durable, and precisely crafted. It is the perfect workhorse or the perfect off-road companion. Combining the very best of Ford engineering and design, it provides you with a truck that can handle the toughest of task with ease. more Power The base XL trim comes with a 6.8-liter V8 engine that produces 405 horsepower and 445lb-ft of torque. This is more than enough power for the vast majority of tasks, but if you need more, you can opt for the 7.3-liter V8 engine that produces a truly impressive 430 horsepower and 586lb-ft of torque. This option comes as standard with the XLT trim and above. Still need more? You can upgrade to the Power Stroke Turbo Diesel engine. This is a 6.7-liter V8 engine and has two options: Low and High Output. The low output give you 475 horsepower and 1050lb-ft of torque, while the high output takes this up to a massive 500 horsepower and 1,200lb-ft of torque. Towing Capabilities The Ford F-350 is built for towing. As standard, it can pull 13,200lbs, and you can use a variety of trailering assist features. These include onboard scales with Smart Hitch. This estimates the cargo weight for you in real time. Trailer Navigation allows you to optimize your travel routes bases on the dimensions and weight of your trailer. Using a gooseneck, the F-350 can tow a massive 40,000lbs with a payload of 8,000lbs. Off-Roading XL Off-Road Package The XL Off-Road Package has larger wheels (17-inch) and off-road tires (33-inch) and a rear locking differential to help you navigate difficult terrain. For going through water, there are water fording vent tubes to help protect the drivetrain from moisture. FX4 Off-Road Package The FX4 Off-Road Package features specially tuned front and rear shocks and skid plates for when you are tackling the trails, as well as a fuel tank and transfer case. Specifically designed for going down steep descents, the Hill Descent Control driver assist technology will help you to get to the bottom safely. TREMOR Off-Road Package The TREMOR Off-Road Package can be paired with either the High Output Power Stroke Turbo Diesel engine or the 7.4-liter V8. It features 35-inch all-terrain tires suspension that is tuned with off-roading in mind. What really sets this package apart, however, is the variety of drive modes that alter the handling depending on the terrain. These include Rock Crawl and Trail Control. Ready to take this beast of a truck on a test drive? Contact us at Paul Clark Ford Inc. in Yulee, FL to book yours today.

Even though your vehicle needs fuel to run, that doesn't mean you can't make it go further. We've put together six fantastic tips on enhancing Ford fuel efficiency. more 1. Drive Sensibly Changing your driving habits is, by far, the most important step you can take to maximize fuel efficiency and save money at the pump. Avoid aggressive maneuvers such as speeding, jackrabbit start and stops, and fast acceleration, as they can tank your gas mileage by about 15%-30% on the open road and a whopping 10%-40% in those start-and-go jams. Embrace defensive driving instead. This means anticipating traffic situations, maintaining a steady speed, and keeping a safe distance from other vehicles. 2. Lighten Your Load Every pound you carry around can make your car engine work harder, which means you will be burning more fuel. So, if you have a bunch of junk lying in the trunk or back seat, clear it out ASAP. And that roof rack you only use occasionally? Remove it if you can. It creates extra drag, which can also hurt your fuel efficiency. In short, keep your ride as light as possible. 3. Observe the Speed Limit If you drive faster, you burn more gas, which means shelling out more money. On the flip side, driving slower will save you fuel, but you'll be trading that for extra time on the road. So, the best compromise is to find a middle ground. While this balance depends on your vehicle, it's generally true that for every 5 mph you drive over 50 mph, you can see a decrease in fuel efficiency of about 7%-14%. 4. Use Cruise Control If your Ford comes with cruise control, put it to good use on the highway. It helps you maintain a constant speed, avoiding the fuel-sapping surges and slows of manual driving. As an added benefit, you'll arrive at your destination more relaxed. 5. Service Your Car Regularly Stick to the service schedule to keep everything running smoothly and efficiently. Don't just focus on the engine oil; give the gearbox and differential some attention, too. If you neglect them, you'll be dragging extra fuel along with you. Also, brake calipers that start to drag or wheel bearings that grumble will kill your fuel economy. 6. Don't Stay Idle for Too long If you've been waiting for someone or something for more than three minutes, turn off your engine. Even if you are not moving, an idling engine still consumes precious fuel you could be saving. Every little step you take towards smarter driving can add up to big savings on fuel. And, of course, starting with a great vehicle is key to maximizing those benefits. Visit Paul Clark Ford, Inc. in Yulee, FL, for the best selection of fuel-efficient models and start saving today.

Image via ford.com There are a lot of similar cars on the market these days, so it's great to have one that sets itself apart from the crowd. The 2024 Ford Expedition stands out thanks to its spaciousness, practicality, and strength. However, there are other features that make this the SUV to beat, too. more 1. The High Towing Capacity If you've got something you need to tow, then you don't need to borrow a friend's pickup truck to handle the job. This strong SUV can handle whatever you throw at it. All versions of the Expedition MAX can tow up to 9,000 pounds. Non-MAX versions of the vehicle can tow more than that. The 4x4 models can handle up to 9,200 pounds, and 4x2 models can tackle up to 9,300 pounds. That's a high enough towing capacity to haul out a large camper for a weekend getaway. 2. The Great Amount of Comfort Most modern cars have cushy, supportive seats, and the Expedition is no different. However, The Expedition takes things a step further by having an 8-way power driver's seat. The base models of most cars typically have 4 to 6-way manually adjustable driver's seats, so the Expedition is bringing comfort to a whole new level. 3. The Large and Capable Infotainment System The standard infotainment screen in the Expedition is 12 inches, making it large and easy to see. It's loaded with features, including smartphone connectivity, Wi-Fi capability, and Connected Navigation. The SYNC 4 technology receives ongoing updates from Ford so that the system stays working perfectly as time goes on. 4. The Wide Array of Driver Assistance Features These days, every modern SUV has some driver assistance features either standard or available. However, Ford vehicles stand out because they have so many standard safety features. Your Ford Expedition can automatically brake in emergencies if necessary. It also warns you about potential collisions before it needs to engage the automatic emergency braking. Your Expedition can alert you if your attention wavers while driving. It lets you know when you're drifting out of your lane, too. Plus, there's a Blind Spot Information System to keep you aware of everything going on around your vehicle. 5. The Numerous USB Ports The Expedition has two smart-charging USB ports in each row. So, if your phone or tablet battery starts to die, then you can plug it in and get the battery full again no matter where you are in the vehicle. Pay us a visit at Paul Clark Ford, Inc. in Yulee, FL today. Take the Expedition out for a test drive and experience the powerful ride for yourself.

Image via ford.com Combining strong performance with luxury comforts in a rugged design, the tough 2024 Ford Ranger is a mid-size pickup that leaves the competition in the dust. more Power Meets Versatility The 2024 Ranger has four trim levels (XL, XLT, LARIAT, and Raptor), with three reliable and powerful engines offered among them. XL, XLT, and LARIAT models all come with a 2.3-liter I4 that utilizes a turbocharged to generate 270 horsepower alongside 310 pound-feet of torque. The second engine is a 2.7-liter V6 with 400 pound-feet of torque that's optional for both XLT and LARIAT models. The third engine, a 405-horsepower 3.0-liter V6, comes exclusively with the off-road-ready Raptor model. This model also comes with standard four-wheel drive (4WD), though you can still opt for it with any of the other model. When going with a 4x4-equipped model, it comes with electronic shift-on-the-fly technology that lets you quickly switch between different 4WD modes at any time. Comfortable Yet Stylish The truck's cabin comes with single-zone climate control in XL and XLT models and a dual-zone system in all others, as well as a fold-flat rear seat, intermittent wipers, and front bucket seats. Select models come with power-adjustability and a heating setting for the front seats, an electrochromic auto-dimming rearview mirror, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel with a heating function. As for seating materials, premium cloth comes in some models and upscale leather trim in others. Outside, the automatic on/off LED headlights and LED fog lamps help illuminate the path ahead, while the standard power-locking tailgate and available spray-in bed liner, LED bed lighting, and convenient zone lighting all make working with cargo a breeze. Two front tow hooks come on all models with four-wheel drive, while Raptor models come with two in the rear as well. Advanced Tech and Safety This pickup also comes with the innovative SYNC 4A infotainment system, which you can use to stream audio from smartphones wirelessly, get route instructions to destinations with its navigation function, and make hands-free calls, in addition to other functions. Upper trim levels also come with a 10-speaker B&O audio system that comes with HD Radio and a hard-hitting subwoofer. This sophisticated technology extends to the truck's driver-assist features too, with standard offerings that include the Tire Pressure Monitoring System, the stability-enhancing AdvanceTrac System, Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, the Rear View Camera, and headlamps that automatically adapt to your surroundings. Upper trim levels also come with the Blind Spot Information, the Lane-Keeping System, and reverse parking sensors. Come see the popular 2024 Ranger up close and from behind the wheel by contacting us today at Paul Clark Ford in Yulee, FL.