Source: Pixabay Ford has been making Expeditions since 1997, and there’s a good reason why these full-size three-row SUVs have lasted so long in the car market. They’re reliable, technologically advanced vehicles with plenty of room to transport you and whoever you want. Some years have been kinder than others to the Expeditions, though, and you don’t want to go out and buy any old Expedition without knowing much about the differences between year models first.

Since its introduction in 2006, the Ford Fusion has been a popular midsize, five-passenger sedan that has been a top contender in the highly competitive economy sedan niche. However, even the most popular vehicles aren’t immune to occasional mechanical problems. Among the most common (and costly) issues with used Ford Fusions are automatic transmission problems such as transmission failure, transmission slips, and jerks, burning smells coming from the transmission, and difficulty shifting.

Over the years, Ford has slowly moved away from producing cars to making SUVs and trucks. To that end, Ford continues to expand its formidable lineup of SUVs and crossovers by adding new models. Ford also keeps improving its existing SUV nameplates, including the Expedition and Explorer. With that said, Ford fans have more choices than ever when it comes to the SUV and crossover segment. However, the sheer number of options available may also be quite daunting, even for the most discerning customer.

2019 Ford Edge by Vauxford — CC BY-SA 4.0 If you are in the market for a capable off-road vehicle, there’s a good chance you overlooked the Ford Edge. With so many other notable names seemingly better designed to accommodate off-road driving, we felt it necessary to highlight the Ford Edge ground clearance. Forgive the pun, but the vehicle is right on the edge of what makes an acceptable clearance for off-roading.

Source: Pixabay The Ford Bronco has been compared to various Jeep models, and we get it—there are definite similarities in style. But that’s not all: more and more people are praising and choosing the Ford Bronco over a Jeep. With Ford building SUVs such as the Edge or the Explorer, the Bronco is bound to be better than great, right? Let’s dive deeply into the Ford Bronco’s interior and determine whether it’s just hype or if the Bronco lives up to the hype.

Ford Fusion Hybrid by Mariordo (Mario Roberto Durán Ortiz) - CC BY Deciding on your ideal car is the fun part of the auto-buying journey. After the test driving and research concludes, it’s natural to start thinking about the car’s reliability, especially when it comes to used cars. The 2014 Ford Fusion has plenty of good features but also has some baggage that may impact your wallet. Here are the top two issues found in the 2014 Ford Fusions.

Ford Fusion Titanium by Mariordo - Mario Roberto Durán Ortiz: CC BY The Ford Fusion was introduced in 2006 as a contender to the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. Larger than the Ford Focus and smaller than the Ford Taurus, the Fusion represented that “just right” space for American car buyers. By 2014, Ford crushed its projections by selling over 300,000 Fusions around the globe. FAQ: 2012 Ford Fusion Problems If you’re considering purchasing a 2012 Ford Fusion, you may wonder what other owners have experienced common issues.

The Ford Edge debuted in 2007 as the SUV craze was heating up and splashed onto the scene with over 110,000 units sold in 2008. One of the benefits of shopping in the used car market is the wealth of information that’s out there about issues that plague specific models. As you search through the myriad of used SUV options, you must be aware of common problems that may affect your car.

Source: Pixabay Ford and Chevrolet are two of the car manufacturers that compete most directly with one another. They have a lot of similar lines, similar models, and designs for a similar customer base. So, it makes sense to compare the Ford F-150 vs Chevy Silverado because these two trucks are both designed to do the same things. For clarification, we’re going to be using the latest model releases of both vehicles, and are focusing on the Chevy Silverado 1500 as the closest comparison for the F-150.

When Ford introduced the Escape, it was a step away from the traditional style of sport utility vehicle made popular with vehicles like the Explorer and Bronco. The Ford Escape is a compact, car-based SUV that Ford developed to compete with vehicles like the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4, which both saw extremely high levels of success with the buying public. 2012 represented the final year for the 2nd generation Ford Escape.