Ford offers a wide array of new SUV models, and each offers its own strengths to consider. Here's a quick breakdown of each to help you pick the best model for your needs.

EcoSport: Looking for a city car with SUV practicality? The EcoSport is your answer. This subcompact crossover is efficient, practical, and fun.

Escape: You may want to consider an Escape if you want sedan comfort with extra versatility. This compact SUV offers a blend of capability, space, and convenience.

Ford has an impressive variety of SUVs in its 2019 lineup. The largest of these is the 2019 Expedition. This full-size SUV promises spacious seating for the whole family and impressive, flexible cargo capacity.

Wheelbase and Length: The Expedition's wheelbase alone reveals its large stature compared to other Ford SUVs. The standard Expedition rides on a 122.5-inch wheelbase, while the Expedition MAX rides on a 131.6-inch wheelbase.

Ford has put together a lineup of new cars that serve a wide variety of needs. From weekend cruising to heavy-duty work, these vehicles help drivers of all kinds. Luckily, Ford also makes cars that are prepared to handle conditions that Michigan drivers are all too familiar with: winter.

The winter season certainly has its unique challenges, often throwing howling winds and icy roads at drivers across the state. Certain Ford models come well equipped to handle these conditions, and they're worth a close look.

Ford has a long history of offering rugged, adventurous, and capable trucks to American drivers, and it continues that legacy with models like the F-150 and F-250. But there's exciting news on the horizon. In the next couple of years, Ford plans to resurrect two classic nameplates with new, modern designs: the legendary Bronco off-road SUV and the Ranger midsize pickup.

Pot holes can be a costly irritant of the roads we drive upon, and eventually lead to money being forked over to realign wheels, rotate tires and repair damage accrued. But Ford engineers have recently designed a way to combat these obstacles that can prevent a smooth, damage-free ride in the future.

The Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD) system is one that is engineered to mitigate the way your wheels respond to the pot holes detected before you on the road, according to a recent Ford news release.

This is no ordinary 2017 @Ford #Fusion - the Sport model has 325 hp, 350 lb-ft, AWD, and four exhaust outlets pic.twitter.com/wryGIVRN5V

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There's a new addition to the Ford Fusion line coming to Waterford this summer that will make you hold on to your hat! The Fusion Sport boasts increases to horsepower and torque that soar above the base model, with a 2.7-liter turbocharged V6 engine.

When driving, that fresh powdery snowfall looks a whole lot less picturesque. Winter has a tendency to wreak havoc on the roads, and unless you are super mindful of the slippery and snowy conditions, you may hit some snags when attempting to arrive at your final destination. By following these tips, you can stay safe on the roads: