The 2025 Ford Explorer has a lot of people talking about it, and for good reason. You will get balanced driving, generous cargo capacity, and smart tech features when you take the wheel of this CUV. Still not convinced that the new Ford Explorer is the right choice for you? Check out our model overview.
When you're shopping for a new car like the 2025 Ford Escape, it’s a good idea to start with some research. With balanced performance, generous cargo capacity, and smart technology, this CUV has what you need. Read our model overview of the Ford Escape if you're interested in learning more.
CUV models are all the rage, and the 2024 Ford Explorer is a perfect example of why. This CUV offers you and your passengers extra comfort, reliable performance, and a flexible interior. You can get more information on the Ford Explorer when you read this model overview.
If you're starting your search for a 2024 Ford Escape, this is a great place to begin your research. Some CUV models earn high marks for form, others for function — the Escape achieves equal praise for both. To learn more about the new Escape, continue reading below.
The only way to really determine if a truck like the 2024 Ford F-150 is right for you is to take time to understand it. Whether this is your first truck or not, it's bound to become the pickup you remember as your favorite. Learn more about the new Ford F-150 in this model overview.
Getting behind the wheel of your first Ford Electric Vehicle is an exciting experience, especially with the warmer weather on the way. Among all of the perks of owning an EV, which include no tailpipe emissions, charging at home, and much more cargo space, one of the biggest people don't often consider is reduced maintenance costs.
However, there are still some features of your EV you should not neglect, and since service visits for oil changes are primarily where our techs spot other problems, it's paramount that owners bring their vehicles in for inspections on schedule.
With the recent haze that drifted over West Michigan from forest fires and hay fever season on the way, you may be inhaling pollutants and your vehicle may be working harder than it needs to be. Cabin Air Filters should be changed at least every 30,000 miles, but if you frequently drive in areas with a lot of pollution, you should change it sooner. Same goes for your engine air filter.
We hope you're having an excellent summer and enjoying your travels across West Michigan! With all that driving, it's important that you don't neglect your tires - especially when it comes time to rotate them. It might seem like a small thing, but rotating your tires on schedule and keeping them properly inflated will pay dividends - especially if you do a lot of traveling.
It's that time of year again: as West Michigan goes through cycles of warm days and frigid nights, fluctuating temperatures can cause small issues to arise in your vehicle. A lot of the time, a check engine light will come on for something insignificant, including faults in the sensors monitoring for issues.
If your vehicle started showing a check engine light recently, it's not always bad news. Read on for five common causes of a check engine light, then visit the Borgman Service Center for a pre-winter checkup!