4 Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E

When one of the most indelible names etched in American muscle car history accomplishes something phenomenal in the global performance theater, the competition can only stand by and applaud. Find out how unbridled Detroit ingenuity once again raised the bar with the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD. Ultimate Performance Unleashed: The 2025 Ford Mustang GTD A Supercharged Business End Ford's famous V8 steed has always been associated with muscly performers in the sports car arena, but this 2025 GTD version went next level in more ways than one! A high-performance lineage that includes the Ford GT and GT3 provided a race-tested backbone for the 2025 GTD, and Ford's success with the GT3 in the North American IMSA SportsCar Championship's GT Daytona class led to the new Mustang's GTD distinction. more An upgraded 5.0-liter V8 Coyote with 500 horsepower in the GT3 helped inspire the Mustang GTD's new supercharged 5.2-liter V8 powerhouse, which flexes 815 horsepower and a scorching 664 pound-feet of torque! Geared for Success Although the six-speed TREMEC manual transmission has performed admirably in the GT3, the vision for the 2025 Mustang GTD included recognition as a player in supercar conversations. Again leaning on proven F1 technology, Ford chose an elaborate dual-clutch rear-transaxle setup connected by a carbon fiber shaft and controlled by handy paddle shifters. The rear proximity of the gearbox champions optimal weight distribution. Ford Ambition, Multimatic Brilliance Ford and the venerable Multimatic combined to engineer a custom, one-of-a-kind suspension that, as we'll soon see, is truly capable of historical precedence. Multimatic's intuitive DSSV system adapts in milliseconds to apply and decrease downforce through extended straights and twisting turns. The resulting drag-reduction system firmly places the Mustang GTD in world-class adaptive suspension and aerodynamic territory. The fruit of the labor can be viewed through a dedicated window in front of the rear wing. Mustang GTD: First EVER! If you're unfamiliar with the daunting Nürburgring racecourse in Germany, it's a barometer of performance wherewithal and a storied place where standards are set. Ford CEO Jim Farley rattled cages with a sub-seven-minute trip around Nürburgring prediction for the GTD, and not many outside of the Ford contingent expected such to unfold. But in true dramatic Ford fashion, the automotive world once again witnessed Detroit capability competing at the apex level of automotive performance. The Mustang GTD reeled off a record-setting 6:57:6 lap over the 12.9-mile course, making the GTD the first American car to finish under seven minutes, and the first production car to achieve this renowned measure of performance excellence. In tradition with other GT models, production of this highly collectible driving machine will be limited to approximately 1,900 units. For more information, contact us today at Fernelius Ford, located in Cheboygan, MI.

The exhaust system is a vital yet often overlooked car part that must function properly at all times. If you neglect to maintain the various components of your Ford exhaust, your engine could become damaged and your road safety may be threatened. Ford Exhaust System Care: Ensuring Maximum Performance Check Your Exhaust for Rust or Damage It's a good idea to periodically inspect your exhaust for signs of rust or any kind of corrosion. Clean away rust as best you can; have it professionally removed if necessary. But take note: you should always wait until the underside of your car has completely cooled down before going anywhere near it. more The exhaust is also susceptible to damage from potholes, curbs, parking stanchions, and other road obstacles you unintentionally drive over. Keep an eye out for dents or loosened manifold bolts, hangers, and pipes. Take Longer Drives To Evaporate Moisture Rust is often the death knell for components of an exhaust system. The condensation created inside every exhaust generates moisture, which is usually the primary cause of rust. This moisture causes rust, but if you mostly use your car for short drives of five or ten minutes, your exhaust might not heat up long enough to evaporate all the moisture; taking occasional longer drives will ensure your exhaust is properly dried out. Clean Your Exhaust Often, Especially During Winter When cleaning your car, don't neglect to clean the undercarriage thoroughly, including every inch of the exhaust. This is particularly important in winter when clumps of salty snow can rapidly corrode the metal of exhaust pipes. Watch Out for Signs of Exhaust Trouble One of the best things you can do is learn the warning signs of exhaust trouble so you can nip problems in the bud early, avoiding far more expensive repair jobs. If you hear clunking or rattling from below, something may have come loose or the catalytic converter might be damaged. Foul smells in the cabin could also indicate issues with the cat, which is no longer properly clearing the fumes. Problems with the engine can sometimes point to a clogged exhaust, which would hamper the flow of oxygen and gases through the vehicle. If your engine loses power or starts to misfire, have your exhaust checked. Schedule Routine Inspections at Your Ford Dealership As with many car parts, regular inspections are the key to a healthy exhaust system. It's advisable to visit for an exhaust checkup at least once a year. Our technicians will quickly identify and repair any nascent problems before they get worse. Maximizing the performance of your exhaust usually takes an expert eye. Visit Fernelius Ford, Inc. in Cheboygan, MI, today for a comprehensive exhaust inspection.

You can get the job done right in the 2024 Ford F-250 SD. Explore the six formidable trims of this powerful super-duty pickup. 6 Capable Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford F-250 SD 1. XL The F-250 XL comes with a standard V8 that provides 400 horses and 445 pound-feet of torque. The powertrain includes four-wheel drive and a 10-speed TorqShift automatic transmission with four selectable drive modes. This truck also has a standard 2.5-inch trailer hitch receiver. The XL model features modern tech, including an 8-inch touchscreen that runs the SYNC 4 infotainment system and a 5G Wi-Fi hotspot that can handle up to 10 devices. You'll also have a four-speaker stereo and a 4.2-inch productivity screen. more 2. XLT The XLT gives you halogen fog lamps and automatic high beams. The exterior shows off a bright chrome grille. Additional safety tech in this model includes pre-collision assist with forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking. 3. LARIAT This trim adds an eight-speaker Bang & Olufsen stereo with satellite radio, a 12-inch productivity screen, a 12-inch touchscreen, wireless charging, and dual-zone automatic climate control. The exterior incorporates a high-mounted center LED stop lamp and LED box lighting. You'll also have standard trailer tow mirrors, trailer reverse guidance, reverse brake assist with rear parking sensors, intersection assist, a 360-degree camera system, and remote start. 4. King Ranch Step up to the King Ranch to enjoy a 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system. This model also gives you power running boards and on-board scales with a smart hitch. Inside, you'll find trim-exclusive Kingsville leather seats in Java. 5. Platinum The F-250 SD Platinum adds chrome tow hooks and a satin aluminum grille. The cabin features leather upholstery in Platinum Black Onyx, as well as rear heated seats if you opt for a Crew Cab model. You can upgrade this model with off-road running boards that sport a textured matte finish. 6. Limited This model boasts an upgraded Power Stroke turbodiesel V8 that gets 475 hp and 1,050 pound-feet of torque. You can add this thrilling engine as an option on the lower F-250 SD trims. The Limited model also has an automatic lane-centering feature and power-adjustable front seats, offered as optional on the rest of the F-250 lineup. Test drive your top F-250 SD pick now. You can customize your truck with options like a spray-in or drop-in bedliner, a tonneau box cover, and a performance winch that lets you tow up to 12,000 pounds. Skid plates are also available on 4WD models. The available Ford Pro Upfit Integration System makes it easy to build the perfect pickup for your business. Contact Fernelius Ford, Inc. in Cheboygan, MI to schedule an appointment and see what the Super Duty can do.