The 2024 Ford Edge: Where Style Meets Substance
The 2024 Ford Edge is a stylish crossover SUV now here at your Ford dealer that comes with sporty performance features, all-wheel drive capabilities, and first-class interior comforts that make it ideal for both adventurous long-distance journeys and everyday drives around town.

Versatile Performance
In addition to five different trim levels, this edition of the Edge offers two engines: a 250-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter I4 that comes with most models and a 335-horsepower 2.7-liter V6 that comes with the sport-enhanced ST model, also turbocharged. Both engines provide impressive fuel efficiency, with the smaller one offering up to 28 MPG on highways and the larger one getting an estimated 25 MPG.
Intelligent AWD comes standard and automatically adapts the vehicle’s traction to different driving conditions. When driving on highways, the vehicle’s Active Grille Shutters help conserve fuel and improve performance, and if you plan to tow recreational vehicles, such as jet skis or ATVs, this edition can pull up to 3,500 pounds when properly equipped.
Signs Your Ford Needs an Alternator Repair
The alternator is one of your Ford’s most essential components, as it produces the electricity that allows almost every other system to work. As time passes, the alternator can become worn or damaged. Alternator problems can cause various effects, ranging from dim headlights to starting difficulties. As your Ford dealership, we’d like you to know a few signs that you need to visit us for an alternator repair.

Burning Smells
Foul, burning smells from under the hood could mean the alternator is in trouble. The three most common causes of these smells are an overheating alternator, a jammed pulley, and worn wiring. Wiring becomes fragile as it ages, and it can break. The alternator will continue to supply power to the broken wire, which heats up. The hot wire can cause the protective wire insulation to burn, and you’ll smell burning plastic.
A burning rubber smell could be due to a jamming alternator belt. The alternator belt moves at speed across several pulleys, which causes the pulleys to spin. A jammed pulley will cause friction as the belt moves over it, and you’ll smell burning rubber. Finally, a hot metal smell could be due to a worn alternator struggling to produce power and overheating. We’ll examine your engine and fix the cause of the burning smell.
Exploring the Versatility of the 2024 Ford E-450SD
When you need a robust workhorse with extensive customization options to drive your business forward, turn to the 2024 Ford E-450SD, now available at your trusted Ford dealer. Let’s explore the features and capabilities of the Ford E-450 and showcase why it’s the ultimate choice for your commercial transportation needs.

Powerful Performance for Demanding Tasks
Built to tackle demanding tasks head-on, the E-450 boasts formidable power. It comes equipped with a 7.3-liter V-8 gas engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission, delivering 325 horsepower and 450 pound-feet of torque. Ford also offers an optional economy-rated engine with 300 horsepower and 425 pound-feet of torque.
Whether outfitted with the standard engine or the optional economy version, the Ford E-450 comes with rear-wheel drive, 16-inch steel wheels with all-season tires, and a 55-gallon fuel tank.
Even excellently maintained vehicles need repairs sometimes. The local Ford dealership can take care of all the repairs your vehicle needs. This includes brake repairs. The dealership can also perform preventative maintenance on your brakes so they’re less likely to fall into disrepair.

How Often You Should Visit the Ford Dealership for Brake Service
You need to have your brakes inspected at the Ford dealer at least once a year. That way, your dealer can make sure there’s nothing wrong with the braking system. If there are problems, then you can have them repaired before they start causing major issues with how your braking system works.
There are some forms of brake maintenance you need regularly, too. You’ll need to top up your brake fluid level if it becomes too low, and you should have the brake fluid replaced every two years. The brake pads also need to be replaced regularly. Typically, they’re replaced after every 20,000 to 70,000 miles you drive.
Got a Ford in your garage? To keep it running smoothly there’s no better move than sticking with parts made by the Original Equipment Manufacturer: that’s OEM parts, for short. These parts come straight from Ford and are tailored specifically for your ride. Choosing these parts from the local Ford dealer in Circleville, OH is a smart play to keep your vehicle at its best.

The Perfect Fit, Every Time
Genuine parts and your Ford are best buddies. These parts are the spitting image of the ones your car originally came with, ensuring they fit and function seamlessly with your vehicle. No crossing your fingers hoping a part fits right. This snug fit is key for keeping everything running smoothly and your Ford performing like a dream.
Read the rest of this entry »2024 Ford Bronco Sport: Adventure Reimagined
Ford keeps stepping up their game when it comes to traveling off the beaten path. Pack up your camping gear, kayaks, and bikes and forge your way to your own personal adventure with the new 2024 Ford Bronco Sport. With impressive seating, towing capacity, and several models designed with adventure in mind, you’ll soon be on your way to making memories that will last a lifetime. Your local Ford dealer has just what you’ve been looking for.

1. Five Impressive Trims
Ford offers five trims: the Bronco Sport, the Sport Big Bend, the Sport Heritage, the Sport Free Wheeling, the Sport Outer Banks, and the Sport Badlands. Each trim boasts an 8-speed automatic transmission, a 4 x 4 drivetrain, an extensive infotainment system complete with an 8-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Compatability, and six speakers.
Read the rest of this entry »Introducing the 2024 Ford Expedition
Spacious, comfortable, and easy to drive, the 2024 Ford Expedition is ready for whatever’s on the agenda. Whether you’re shuttling neighborhood kids to soccer practice, hitting the golf course across town with your buddies, or making a summer trek to the next state with the family, the Expedition guarantees dependable performance and plenty of room for everyone. Available now at Coughlin Ford of Circleville, this is an SUV you’ll want to get to know.

Robust Capacity
The Ford Expedition is powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V-6 and a 10-speed automatic transmission. This standard engine delivers 380 horsepower, although the Timberline trim level gets a slightly higher horsepower level, as does the Limited trim level when paired with the Stealth Performance package.
The Expedition has a maximum towing capacity of 9,300 pounds. The Expedition Max, which has a slightly longer wheelbase, can tow up to 9,000 pounds. That capacity is enough to tow a camper, a utility trailer, or a boat.
Get to Know the 2024 Ford Mustang
If you are looking for a powerful and demanding sports car, you need to drop by your Ford dealer to check out the Mustang. The 2024 Ford Mustang is back and better than ever, with improved powertrains, revised hardware, and an all-new interior design. Read on to learn more about the incredible features available in this sports car and why it’s the perfect choice for your next track companion.

Introducing the 2024 Ford Mustang Available at Coughlin Ford of Circleville
This sports car comes equipped with Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking or AEB. The AEB system uses sensors to scan the road head and alerts you to potential hazards such as vehicles or pedestrians. If the system sends you an alert, and you haven’t taken corrective action, the AEB can automatically apply your brakes to help you avoid costly collisions.
Read the rest of this entry »6 Things to Love About the 2024 Ford Edge
The Edge is a mid-size crossover that’s been on the market for just shy of a decade, and the 2024 Ford Edge is the latest release in a long line of comfortable and feature-packed Edge cars. When you go to your Ford dealership, you’ll find plenty of things to love about this popular car.

1. The Large Touchscreen
Touchscreens in cars are getting bigger, and the Edge’s 12-inch infotainment screen proves that. This makes it easier than ever to see who’s calling you, what the weather is like, and what turn you need to take next to get to your destination. The larger screen is particularly helpful when using the built-in navigation system.
Read the rest of this entry »Time for New Tires? Visit Your Ford Dealer
When it comes to maintaining your vehicle’s performance and safety, ensuring your tires are in top condition is paramount. How do you know when it’s time to come into your Ford dealer for new tires? Here are signs to look for.

Tread Depth: A Primary Indicator
The tread depth of your tires is a clear indicator of their condition. Over time, the depth decreases, impacting the tire’s ability to grip the road, especially in wet conditions. A simple way to check this is the “penny test.” Insert a penny into the tread with Lincoln’s head upside down. If you can see the top of Lincoln’s head, it’s time to replace your tires.
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