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Your engine oil is the lifeblood of your Ford, and failing to change it regularly can lead to a cascade of problems that can cost you and your beloved vehicle dearly in the long run. Here are some of the issues that we here at your local Ford dealer have seen come up in vehicles that don't get a regular oil change. Engine Wear and Tear One of the primary consequences of not changing engine oil regularly is increased engine wear and tear. Oil lubricates the engine's moving parts, reducing friction and preventing premature wear. Over time, dirty and depleted oil loses its lubricating properties, leading to increased friction, heat, and ultimately, engine damage. more Reduced Fuel Efficiency Dirty oil can also reduce your Ford's fuel efficiency. As the oil becomes contaminated with impurities and sludge, it becomes thicker and less effective at lubricating the engine. This increased friction results in a higher demand for energy, leading to decreased miles per gallon and higher fuel costs. Overheating Failure to change the oil regularly can also cause your Ford's engine to overheat. As the oil loses its ability to dissipate heat, the engine's temperature can rise to dangerous levels, potentially causing severe damage. Overheating can lead to blown gaskets, warped cylinders, and even engine seizure, all of which are costly to repair. Decreased Engine Performance A well-maintained engine runs smoothly and delivers optimal performance. When oil is neglected, carbon deposits can build up on the engine's components, reducing its efficiency. This can result in sluggish acceleration, reduced power output, and an overall decrease in your Ford's performance. Costly Repairs Ignoring changing your engine's oil regularly can lead to a host of expensive repairs. Engine damage, transmission issues, and even a complete engine replacement can become necessary when oil-related problems are left unaddressed. These repairs can easily run into thousands of dollars. Shortened Engine Lifespan The cumulative effect of all these issues is a shortened engine lifespan. A well-maintained Ford can last for many years, but neglecting oil changes can significantly reduce its longevity. Replacing an engine prematurely simply from not changing out the oil regularly is a costly and avoidable situation. Voided Warranty If your Ford is still under warranty, failure to adhere to the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule, which includes regularly changing out the engine oil, could void your warranty. This means you would be responsible for all repair costs, even if the issue could have been covered by the warranty. For all your Ford maintenance needs, including changing out that engine oil, contact Bob-Boyd Ford today. Our team of skilled technicians here in Lancaster, OH, is ready to keep your Ford in top condition, ensuring you enjoy years of trouble-free driving.

Brake servicing is an important part of your Ford maintenance. Well-maintained brakes will respond quickly and bring your car to a stop almost immediately. Worn or damaged brake components increase the chances of an accident when you're driving, as your brakes won't respond as they should. As your Ford dealer, we'd like you to know some signs that you need to visit us for a brake repair. Soft Brake Pedal The braking system depends on high pressure to work effectively. Pressure is essential, as the braking system must bring the weight of your car to a complete stop when it's moving at speed.  When you step on the brake pedal, you'll feel resistance, which grows as you exert more pressure. If you step on the pedal and feel very little resistance, there's a problem with your brakes. more The lack of resistance could be caused by an air bubble in the brake hose, or it could be due to a brake fluid leak. In either case, the lack of pressure means your braking system will respond more slowly and less effectively. This can easily be the difference between a near miss and a collision. We'll examine your braking system and fix the problem. Screeching Noises If you hear high-pitched screeching noises when you brake, the most likely cause is worn brake pads. The brake pads fit into the calipers and generate friction against the wheel rotors when the calipers are forced against them when you brake. Each pad has a friction material covering that slowly wears off. When most of this material has worn off, your pads are due for replacement. When the friction material on a pad has worn down, a metal spike inside the pad becomes visible. The spike will scratch against the rotor surface when you brake and produce a screeching sound. The spike doesn't damage the rotor, but it does warn you that it's time to get new pads. We can quickly replace any damaged pads, and the noises will stop. Pulling to One Side When you brake, all four wheels should come to a stop at the same time. If you brake and your car pulls to one side, this is a sign of trouble with your brakes. Your car will turn as one of the brakes fails to engage, and its wheel continues to move until it's brought to a stop by the other three wheels. The most common reason for a brake failure to engage is either a damaged caliper or a blockage in the hose leading to the affected caliper. Our technicians will examine the caliper and fix the problem. If you have a problem with your brakes, call our service department ASAP at Bob-Boyd Ford.

As a truck that does all the traditional things you'd want a truck to do and does them well, the Ford F-150 is already a great choice for buyers. But with the new Lightning bringing an all-electric option to the mix, new tech options, and numerous best-in-class ratings, this year has given you even more to love about the versatile pickup. Read on to find out what you need to know about the 2024 Ford F-150. The fourteenth generation of this full-size pickup truck was introduced in 2021 and quickly won a broad fanbase. It comes available in six primary trim levels: the XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited, and two off-road trims, the Tremor and Raptor. It can be configured to combine one of three bed lengths with a regular cab, SuperCab, or CrewCab. more Power All six powertrains are available at each trim level, meaning that the base-level XL comes available with more torque and better acceleration than competitors. The F-150 can tow as much as 14,000 pounds and its payload tops out at 3,325. All models are available in rear or all-wheel drive and come with 10-speed transmission as standard. Efficiency With fuel tank sizes that range from 23 to 36 gallons, the F-150 has the highest in-class non-diesel fuel economy. The RWD with the V8 or 3.5l V6 engine can get 20 mpg on city/highway driving, while the hybrid engine with 4WD gets 24 mpg. Comfort Seating in the F-150 is supportive and adjustable, with heating, ventilation, and even a massage option! Max Recline seats will fold back to form a nearly flat bed, and there's also climate control and an intuitive interior layout. With engine, road, tire, and wind noise kept to a minimum, and an interior work surface available, the spacious cab can accommodate your demands no matter how you use your truck. Innovative Features in 2024 With onboard scales with smart hitch and continuously controlled damping introduced later in 2021, the 2024 refresh already promised a smoother ride and more practical working application. A 2024 update of the off-road Raptor trim was also announced, with the Raptor-R tipped to come fitted with the more potent V8 engine. This year's F-150 has a multitude of colors to pick from for the exterior, and even special interior colors depending on your choice of trim. And with a 12-inch center touchscreen and digital gauge cluster, the F-150 is more user-friendly than ever. Active driver safety aids, as well as smartphone integration with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, are now standard on all models. The New F-150 Lightning One of the most exciting elements of this Ford truck in 2024 has been the return of the F-150 Lightning, the first all-electric engine that can double as a generator and even power your house. With advanced Pro Power Onboard, drivers will be able to take advantage of the built-in outlets to power tools and appliances. Always tough and reliable, the new F150 is now even more adaptable, practical, and able to handle whatever you ask of it. To find out more, schedule a test drive, browse our inventory, or just have a helpful chat about what you're looking for in a vehicle, call Bob-Boyd Ford today.

When you're shopping for a new midsize SUV, you have several options, including the 2024 Ford Escape. Learn more about some of the awesome features that come on the Escape so you can see why this SUV is the one you need. Comfortable Interior You'll love all the space and convenient features you'll find when you climb inside the 2024 Ford Escape. The standard sliding and 60/40 split-folding rear seats make it easy to adjust for passengers, cargo, or a combination of the two. To help make the drive more comfortable, the Escape is available with a dual-zone climate control system and heated front seats. Other premium available touches include a heated steering wheel, panoramic roof, and intelligent access with a push-button start. more Excellent Multimedia Technology Whether you want to get directions, send messages, or listen to your favorite music, the advanced multimedia system in the Ford Escape makes it easy. The SUV comes standard with SYNC or is available with a SYNC 3 infotainment system. Plus, to help you stay connected everywhere you go, the Escape also comes standard with FordPass Connect with 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot capabilities. Thanks to this system, you and your passengers can connect up to 10 devices at once. You can even access the hotspot up to 50 feet away from the vehicle. Exciting Power The Ford Escape makes every journey more exciting with its excellent selection of engine options. The SUV comes standard with a 1.5-liter EcoBoost engine that pairs with an eight-speed automatic transmission for a smooth drive. If you're interested in more power, you can opt for the available 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine that has a maximum towing capacity of 3,500 pounds. Or, if you're more concerned about efficiency, you can go with the available 2.5-liter hybrid or plug-in hybrid engine. Outstanding Safety Features Not only is the 2024 Escape fun to drive, but it's also safe. The SUV comes standard with Ford Co-Pilot360 Technology. This suite of driver-assisted safety features includes a lane keep assist system, a blind-spot monitoring system with rear cross-traffic alert, pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, automatic on and off headlights, and a rearview camera. It's also available with rear parking sensors and intelligent adaptive cruise control. Stylish Good Looks The Ford Escape takes all of these impressive features and wraps them up in a stylish body that's sure to turn heads as you drive down the road. Some of these polished features include dual chrome exhaust tips, a body-color rear spoiler, and configurable daytime running lights. For added convenience, the Escape is available with a power liftgate. Plus, to make it easier to navigate through different types of weather conditions, the SUV is also available with fog lamps and heated side mirrors. The 2024 Ford Escape is a sporty SUV that includes plenty of great features. Now that you know why it's the perfect midsize SUV to suit all of your needs, head to your local Ford dealer to choose the one you want to drive home today.

Is your vehicle having a little difficulty starting? Does it take a couple of tries to get the engine to engage? This may be a sign that your battery needs to be replaced. Batteries tend to die at the most inconvenient times, which is why it's a good idea to replace them before you're stranded. If you know what to look for, you can usually spot early signs that it's time for a new car battery from your trusted Ford Service Center. 1. Your Engine Is Slow to Start A slow-starting engine is one of the most obvious signs that your battery is declining. The battery provides the power to start your engine and as the strength of your battery declines the vehicle may become more difficult to start. You may find yourself having to start the engine several times or the engine may seem to struggle to catch. If you hear clicking when trying to start the car, that's another indication of battery trouble. more 2. You Frequently Have to Jump the Vehicle It's common for a vehicle to occasionally need to be jump-started. This happens most often after you have inadvertently done something that overly taxes the battery, like leaving the headlights on while the car was not in operation. However, if you regularly need to jump-start your vehicle and your battery is not holding an adequate charge then it's time to replace it. 3. Your Electrical System Seems Weaker The performance of the various electrical components on your vehicle may start to suffer if your battery is weakening. Your headlights, interior lights, radio, and power windows are all powered by the battery and may slow if the battery is near the end of its life. 4. Your Battery Appears Corroded It's a good idea to occasionally pop the trunk and visually inspect the battery. Modest amounts of corrosion on the metal parts of your battery can usually be easily wiped away, but if your battery has experienced significant corrosion, it may need to be replaced. A battery that appears swollen or misshapen may be at risk of rupture and should also be replaced. 5. Your Battery Is Old Batteries typically last three to five years. If your battery is much older than that, you'll want to keep an eye on it and be prepared to replace it. Our service department can assess the voltage of your battery and let you know when it's time to schedule a replacement. Replacing your battery before it dies will save you a lot of headaches and is the safest option for you and your vehicle. When it's time to schedule your next service appointment, call Bob-Boyd Ford.

Navigating the roads in your trusty Ford demands more than just skill and attention, it requires clear visibility. That's where your headlights come into play. Just like any other part of your car, they can wear out over time. Here's how to tell if it's time to schedule Ford Service and replace your headlights. Dimming or Fading Lights It's very common for older headlights to start dimming and putting out decreased light. If you find yourself squinting to see the road at night or if your lights just don't do the job as well as they used to, it is a sign that they're losing their power. more Flickering Lights Headlights that flicker or turn on and off may seem annoying, but they can pose a real safety hazard. Flickering lights may warn of electrical problems within your car or just aging bulbs, but there's always the chance that one time your bulbs will flick off and then not turn on again. If your lights are flickering, take them in to be replaced before they can leave you in the dark. Cloudy or Yellowed Lenses Over time, the plastic lenses covering your headlights can become cloudy or yellow from exposure to the sun and harsh weather. This can not only be unsightly but also reduces the effectiveness of your headlights. Sometimes this issue can be resolved with simple headlight restoration, but if the damage is too severe, replacing the entire headlight unit might be the best course of action. Visible Damage Physical damage to your headlights like cracks, chips, or moisture leaking into the lens is a sure sign that they need to be replaced. Water in the headlights can cause further damage, so cracked and broken headlights should be replaced right away. Constantly Replacing Bulbs If you find yourself replacing headlight bulbs more often than you feel you should, this could be a sign of a deeper issue. Frequent burnouts can indicate problems with the headlight assembly or the electrical system of your Ford, so if those bulbs keep burning out, you should have a professional take a look. Swing By Your Ford Dealer for New Headlights When it's time to replace your Ford's headlights, your local dealership is the ideal place to go. Not only do we have the specific bulbs or headlight units your model requires, but we also have the expertise to ensure they're installed correctly. Plus, a visit to the dealership is a great opportunity to have other parts of your car checked for safety and performance. Maintaining your Ford's headlights does more than keep your car looking its best, it also keeps you safer on the road. If you notice any signs your headlights need attention, don't delay in scheduling a checkup and replacing them if necessary. Visit Bob-Boyd Ford today and get those headlights checked before they can leave you stranded in the dark.

The verdict is in: the 2023 Ford F-250 is one of the best heavy-duty trucks on the market. This versatile and capable vehicle has undergone a complete 2023 redesign, offering a plethora of reasons to fall in love with this year's model. New for 2023 This year, both the interior and exterior of the F-250 have been revamped. Functional side vents and Ford's signature C-clamp lighting adorn the outside, while an all-new dashboard is modern and sports a new digital instrument cluster. Under the hood, there's a brand new 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8 diesel engine for those looking to make the switch to a partially electric car. The existing gas V8 has undergone refined tuning and a revised air intake. more Potent Engine Options Four outstanding engines are available with this year's F-250. The base 6.2-liter V8 makes 400 horsepower and 445 pound-feet of torque, which is plenty of oomph for towing and hauling. A 7.3-liter V8 makes 430 horsepower and 485 pound-feet of torque and the aforementioned 6.7-liter turbodiesel makes either 475 horsepower and 10,50 pound-feet of torque or 500 horsepower and 1,200 pound-feet of torque, depending on its modifications. Highly Capable The F-250 can tow up to an incredible 23,000 pounds if you equip it with a gooseneck trailer hitch. Otherwise, you'll still get an astounding capacity between 13,800 and 20,000 pounds. It's available in two different box sizes, so take your pick between a 6-foot-9-inch bed which holds 65.4 cubic feet of cargo, and an 8-foot bed which holds 78.5 cubic feet of cargo. Depending on the configuration you choose, you'll achieve a maximum payload of 3,793 pounds. Outstanding Technology As well as a slick and easy-to-use infotainment system, the F-250 comes with great tech that's made specifically for a truck, like a payload weight-limit warning system, trailer and tailgate camera views, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist. An 8-inch touchscreen, smartphone connectivity, a four-speaker stereo, and Bluetooth come standard. Satellite radio, a 12-inch touchscreen, wireless device charging, navigation, and either an 8 or 18-speaker stereo from Bang & Olufsen are also available. Stay Safe Enjoy peace of mind on the road thanks to a host of available driver-assistance features. Pedestrian detection, lane-keep assist, intersection assist, front and rear parking sensors, blind-spot monitoring, forward and reverse automatic emergency braking, stop-and-go adaptive cruise control, forward and reverse collision warning, adaptive headlights, rain-sensing windshield wipers, head-up display, vehicle exit warning, tailgate-down camera, and a surround-view camera are up for grabs, while a rearview camera comes standard. This year's Ford F-250 works hard to make your life easy. To take a new or used model for a test drive, or to get your current Ford serviced, come by Bob-Boyd Ford in Lancaster, OH, today.

If you are looking for a three-row SUV with excellent power and a spacious interior, you need to check out the 2023 Ford Expedition. The Expedition is a family-friendly vehicle, packed with driver assistance and safety features that work hard to keep you and your loved ones safe. Read on to learn more about the incredible features available on the '23 Ford Expedition. 1. Ford Trail Control Hit the mountains for a weekend of fun inside the '23 Ford Expedition with the incredible Ford Trail Control. The trail control system works similarly to cruise control. Set your desired speed and let the trail control system control your acceleration and deceleration. This lets you focus on navigating rugged terrain and changing road conditions without worrying about the gas and brake pedals. more 2. Control Trac 4WD Take on rugged terrain and challenging trails with the '23 Ford Expedition and its Control Trac 4WD system. This available 4WD system is impressive, locking the rear axle completely when activated. This optimizes your traction, providing improved off-road performance when you need it. This system is standard on all Timberline models and available on the 4x4 Expedition. 3. Intelligent 4WD with Terrain Management The available intelligent 4WD with terrain management on the '23 Ford Expedition features seven drive modes to help you adapt to changing road conditions. These modes are Normal, Tow/Haul, Sport, Eco, Sand, Mud/Ruts, and Grass/Gravel/Snow. Additionally, you can manually select 2WD or 4WD modes in any of these modes. 4. Ford BlueCruise Hit the open road and relax with the available Ford BlueCruise driver assistance feature. The advanced BlueCruise has been listed as a Top-Rated Active Driving Assistance System by Consumer Reports. The BlueCruise tech is usable on any of the hands-free Blue Zone coverages. This means when you're on a controlled-access highway, odds are you can lean back a little and enjoy the road as the Expedition steers you toward your destination. It is important to remember to stay alert when you are using this incredible system. The BlueCruise tech does not replace driver awareness and you should always remain alert while in the driver's seat. 5. LCD Touchscreen with SYNC 4A You will love the available 15.5-inch multicolor touchscreen inside the '23 Ford Expedition. This display is the largest screen in its class and is available with Ford's intuitive SYNC 4A infotainment system. This massive screen uses high-definition graphics that make navigating, changing your music, and managing your connected smartphone devices easy. If you are ready to relax with BlueCruise in a spacious SUV, you need to check out the 2023 Ford Expedition. Drop by Bob-Boyd Ford to check out our new and used vehicles, including our vehicles under 20k, today.

The Ranger is an outstanding all-around compact pickup with impressive hauling and towing abilities, great fuel economy, and a rugged powertrain. Check out the three trims of the 2023 Ford Ranger to see which one best meets your new truck needs. Ranger XL Every Ranger comes with a turbo-four that gets 270 hp. It has a ten-speed automatic and your choice of rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. The 2023 Ranger can tow up to a best-in-class 7,500 pounds and haul up to 1,950 pounds. It's available with seating for either four or five, depending on whether you select the SuperCab or SuperCrew body style. Both come with a 5-foot bed, but there is an optional 6-foot version with the SuperCab. more The base model of the Ranger has a Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth, and a USB port. It's also equipped with a four-speaker stereo and a 3.5-inch infotainment display. Standard driver assistance features include pedestrian detection, forward automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, and a rearview camera. You can add the ​101A Equipment Group to this ​trim to get ​the SYNC infotainment system, a six-speaker stereo, and cruise control. Ranger XLT This Ranger trim comes with an 8-inch touchscreen that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It also has 17-inch wheels, cruise control, fog lights, dual-zone automatic climate control, and remote keyless entry. The XLT also upgrades the truck's tech with its six-speaker audio system, satellite radio, and an extra USB port. You can add the 301A Equipment Group for a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a ​110-volt power outlet, and two USB ports. Elevating to this trim level ushers in an array of enhanced driver assistance features. You'll get rear-cross traffic alert, blind-spot monitoring, lane departure warning with lane-keep assist, and automatic high beams. If you want to customize the XLT even further, ​consider the 302A Equipment ​Group for ​all the 301A features ​as well as a sliding rear window, remote start, and power windows. The Tech package adds front parking sensors, adaptive cruise ​control, and navigation. Ranger Lariat The top-tier Ranger trim features heated and power-adjustable front seats, along with leather upholstery and ambient interior lighting. It also adds rear parking sensors, 18-inch wheels, push-button start, a household-style power outlet, and two extra USB ports. The 501A Equipment Group includes ​the Tech package plus a 10-speaker premium stereo, rain-sensing windshield wipers, a universal garage opener, HD ​radio, and remote start. If you get the SuperCrew version of the Lariat, consider the unique Splash Jungle Edition equipment bundle. New for 2023, it has a distinctive ​black mesh grill and Eruption Green Metallic exterior paint. When you're ready to explore the Ford Ranger, come see us for your test drive. Schedule an appointment with the team at Bob Boyd Ford today to compare these pickup trims in person.

Impressive fuel efficiency meets strong performance and versatility in the 2023 Ford Escape. In addition to its stylish, sporty appearance, this SUV offers innovative technology throughout its comfortable two-row cabin, ensuring every journey is enjoyable for all. Performance and Versatility With this edition of the Escape, you have three engine options available, which include gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid options. The two gas engines, a 180-horsepower 1.5-liter and a 2.0-liter that delivers 250 horses, both offer excellent strength, with the larger engine towing up to 3,500 pounds and the other 2,000 pounds. more Both hybrid powertrains come with a 2.5-liter that offers up to 210 horsepower and an exceptional 39 mpg in estimated highway mileage, which has the potential to save significant costs on road trips. For those seeking adventure, the available all-wheel-drive system comes into play when traversing off-road trails or navigating slippery surfaces. It detects and adjusts traction, as necessary. Additionally, the Selectable Drive Modes feature provides a direct approach, empowering you to switch between various driving modes effortlessly by simply pressing a button Comfort and Technology Inside the 2023 Escape's comfortable cabin, you'll have plenty of room for cargo with 104 cubic feet of space available and seating options include both heated, leather-trimmed seats, and a convenient 60/40 split-folding seat. There's also the dual-zone climate control, which lets your front seat passenger to have more control over the temperature on their side of the cabin while providing a separate control for the driver. Many first-class tech features are also available, like the SYNC 4 infotainment system, which gives you both voice command technology and a full-color touchscreen to control music, phone calls, vehicle preference settings, and other functions. While your passengers connect to the internet through the available Wi-Fi hotspot, you can ensure that you're not distracted while driving using a convenient Head-Up Display, which sends notifications and valuable information to a small area of your windshield. Advanced Safety Monitoring This edition also comes with Ford Co-Pilot360, which is a suite of hi-tech safety features that includes the Auto High-Beam Headlamps, Pre-Collision Assist, and Automatic Emergency Braking. While the first system automatically adapts headlight brightness to changing lighting conditions, the other two help you avoid front-end collisions whenever hazards are detected. When parking, you'll appreciate the Active Park Assist 2.0 feature, as it can maneuver the vehicle into the parking spaces automatically, and when reversing out, the Rear View Camera lets you see what's behind you without even having to turn your head. Few SUVs combine excellent fuel efficiency with both strong performance and versatility, but the 2023 Escape does so while also providing a comfortable cabin that you'll love taking drives in. Contact us today at Bob-Boyd Ford to explore all of the other exciting features offered by this SUV or to schedule it for a test drive.

Want to enjoy the outdoors while living in or visiting Lancaster, OH? A great way to do that is by heading to any of the terrific fishing spots nearby. While fishing for a wide variety of species, you can also relax and take in some beautiful sights. Check out our guide to our favorite destinations! 1. Greenfield Lake/Dam Wildlife Area Found on Coonpath Road between State Route 158 and Election House Road, this picturesque wildlife area encompasses the 14-acre Greenfield Lake. Though the park is located a short distance away from the center of town, the peaceful natural scenery will make you feel like you're a world away. You can find such catches as largemouth bass, bream, catfish, and crappie. more You can make use of your 2023 Ford Bronco Sport 's versatile hauling capability to bring a kayak or small boat along because Greenfield permits watercraft with up to 10 hp. In addition to fishing, the park offers hunting and a lovely hiking trail that will take visitors along the lake and through a dense forest. 2. Oakthorpe Lake Fishing Area The similarly scenic Oakthorpe Lake lies within the Thornville area, where you'll be able to fish for channel catfish, bluegill, carp, green sunfish, and largemouth bass. During the summer, it's recommended for fishermen to take a small boat in order to reach the best spots since the lake features a large population of water lilies along much of the shoreline. Visitors may use unpowered boats or boats with electric motors. Boat ramp access is located at the southern end of Grubb Road NE, which you'll find by heading west on Pleasantville Road NE from State Route 664 and turning onto Indian Run Road NE. Those wishing to fish from the shore will want to head to the dam just off Pleasantville Road. 3. Rush Creek Lake At about 300 acres, Rush Creek Lake is one of the largest bodies of water near Lancaster, making it an immensely popular spot for avid anglers and boaters. Common catches here include largemouth and smallmouth bass, channel and flathead catfish, crappie, and bluegill. Chances are good that you'll also encounter waterfowl, cranes, and turtles. Thickly wooded areas and hills along the lake's shores make the experience even more enjoyable. Rush Creek's boat ramps and parking lot are located at the northern end of Thornville Road after turning onto it from US-22. Motorized boats are limited to 10 hp. Fishing enthusiasts in Lancaster are fortunate to have quick access to amazing places like these. If you're in need of a new ride for your next trip, visit Bob-Boyd Ford today and check out our impressive selection of cars, trucks, and SUVs!

Making its way effortlessly through both off-road trails and city landscapes, the 2023 Ford Bronco Sport is as versatile as it is stylish, with standard four-wheel drive and plenty of interior luxury features. It also takes every adventure up a notch with its innovative entertainment options, while its strong engine performance and advanced driver-assist features provide fun at every turn while guiding the way to destinations. Versatile Performance Powered by your choice of either an 181-horsepower 1.5-liter engine or a 250-horsepower 2.0-liter engine, both turbocharged, this edition of the Bronco Sport is capable of tackling both on- and off-road challenges head-on. Since both engines offer EcoBoost technology, every model is fuel-efficient with up to 26 MPG in estimated city/highway miles achievable with the smaller engine. more When nature calls, the vehicle is equipped with several standard off-road-enhancement features, from an adaptive four-wheel-drive system to the High-Speed Off-Road Suspension System (H.O.S.S.). There's also G.O.A.T. Modes, a traction-optimizing system that lets you choose which of its multiple driving modes you'd like to switch the vehicle into based on your surroundings. Comfort Meets Style The interior of the 2023 Bronco Sport blends convenience and durability with luxury comforts, offering a unique combination. The rubberized flooring and water-resistant seatbacks allow you to quickly wash out areas of the cabin when you're in a rush, and the power-operated moonroof and heated leather seats make for comfortable drives, regardless of how long the journey is. The safari-style roof allows you to secure cargo up top while also providing extra headspace for taller passengers inside the cabin. Plenty of flair can be found in the various wheel sizes and styles, like the 17-inch Oxford White wheels on the throwback-styled Heritage and Heritage Limited models. Technology and Safety From its convenient Wi-Fi mobile hotspot to its Blind Spot Information System, this edition offers more than its fair share of convenient technology and safety features. Take the SYNC 3 system, for example, which puts multimedia playback, navigation assistance, and hands-free calling on a full-color touchscreen. There's also a 180-degree camera system that's perfect for spotting hazards and low-lying objects while out on the trails. Instead of constantly adjusting your headlights to compensate for lighting changes at night, the Auto High-Beam Headlamps automatically do this for you. With Pre-Collision Assist, you'll be warned if you’re approaching another vehicle too quickly, while Automatic Emergency Braking can help bring you to a stop when you have little time to react. With excellent handling and versatility, as well as some of the most advanced entertainment and driver-assist features available today, the 2023 Bronco Sport makes its own lane among modern SUVs. Contact us at Bob-Boyd Ford to put yourself in the driver's seat and see how well it performs during a test drive today.