Elk Grove Ford

Here at Elk Grove Ford, serving drivers in the greater Sacramento area, if there's one 2013 Ford model we are most looking forward to, it's the 2013 Ford Escape. The SUV is already widely popular, and we think its appeal will continue to grow, particularly if the pre-order numbers continue to climb higher and higher.

As Ford is in the process of reinventing its next-generation with upgrades in look, design, and performance, we've seen fresh looks for many new Ford models that have hit our lot here at Elk Grove Ford. The Ford Explorer on the other hand, has seen minor upgrades over the last few years, but it has never gotten that performance upgrade it deserves, which is why we're happy to hear that the wait is over, as Ford announced plans for the new 2013 Ford Explorer Sport edition.

With prices soaring at the gas pump, reaching up to $4.00 or more per gallon, saving money on gas is a priority among drivers in Elk Grove, Sacramento, and beyond. Ford is well aware of this, which is why it has developed many fuel-efficient vehicles in its lineup, ranging from the 2012 Ford Fiesta to the Ford Focus, and even the Fusion Hybrid equipped with a roomier interior. But what about those out there who want to save on gas, still have the room inside the cabin, without buying a hybrid? Well, Ford has the solution.

Given its fresh facelift and impressive fuel economy, the 2012 Ford Fiesta is already creating excitement among customers - and it's not even available in showrooms yet.  Adding to the anticipation, Ford is offering three new packages that allow buyers to tweak the hatch's looks to reflect their personal style. Two of the three packages are for the interior. One is for the exterior.

"The Fiesta customer loves accessories and personalization," says Lew Echin…

While there are only 12 months separating the 2010 and 2011 Ford Explorer models, it seems closer to a decade. Compared to last year's model, the 2011 Ford Explorer is far more sophisticated in terms of design, technology, and workmanship. In just one glance, it's clear to see that Ford has painstakingly obsessed over every last detail. We're happy to report their tireless efforts have really paid off!

Edmunds lauds the new…

CEO Allan Mulally unveiled a new feature for the upcoming Ford Focus during Ford's keynote speech at the 2011 CeBIT (the world's largest trade fair for digital IT and telecommunications solutions). Called Sync Emergency Assistance, the service will come standard in all Ford vehicles with a Sync system already installed. This program will launch in 2012 onboard Focus, and on all Sync-ready models thereafter.

Sync Emergency Assistance links to your cell phone or…

Ever fantasize about owning a Ford Mustang GT? Dream of feeling the thrill of 412 horsepower (hp) beneath you? Well now, you have the opportunity to call upon your lucky stars and enter to win the latest and greatest 2012 model.

That's right, Ford is giving away a 2012 Ford Mustang GT. That means all of the muscle without the $29,145 price tag. And to make a good thing even better, they're…

Ford has won countless awards in recent years for their amazing green cars, like the upcoming electric Ford Focus and hybrid Ford F-150 pickup. But even the non-hybrid variant of F-150 is attracting attention from green truck shoppers.

Pickuptrucks.com reports Ford is working along side The Center for Compact and Efficient Fluid Power and Folsom Technologies. What will this team create? A "hydraulic hybrid" F-150 pickup, capable of hitting 40 miles per gallon city…

Due to growing demand, Ford Motor Co. is planning to grow production for deliveries to its U.S. dealers by 13 percent in the first quarter of 2011. To sustain that leap, it may have to add third shifts to some of its plants. Ford used a similar tactic last year, adding overtime shifts at select plants to sustain a 20 percent production increase.

According to Ken Czubay, U.S. Sales Chief, Ford, increased production…

DEARBORN, Mich., Feb. 3, 2011 - The "Living Electric" display at the 2011 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) wasn't just an opportunity for visitors to ride in an electric vehicle - it also was a time for Ford engineers to learn more about the all-new Focus Electric.

"This was a win-win situation. While customers were able to learn about how an electric vehicle works and rides, we could pull up data and find out more…