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All-Electric Never Felt So Good

You know the F-Series pickup as America’s best-selling and one of the most reliable trucks over the past 44 years—and now, it’s fully electric with the F-150 Lightning. At first glance, you can see the tough and rugged looks remain intact—plus, there’s some impressive and efficient performance awaiting you inside. Stick with us today as we dive into a 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Overview.

Electrified Power: Rediscover What Your Pickup Can Do

For 2022, the Super Duty lineup is stacked with three models – the F-250, the F-350, and the F-450 – and multiple trims, some of which contain luxury features not usually found on a heavy-duty truck. 

The Ford F-150 has continued to be the number one selling vehicle for more than 40 years and has developed a solid fan base. As the sixth generation of the F-series, the Ford F-150 was first introduced to the public in 1975 and was initially built around an all-American vibe with the truck manufactured in the U.S.A. Today, it continues to remain successful among loyal consumers as it continues to evolve and remains competitive.

Best-in-Class Towing Capabilities

One of the main reasons that the F-150 stands out is due to its excellent towing capabilities, which are the best-in-class…

Ford is developing a new compact pickup truck. Details about the latest truck from Ford have yet to be confirmed, but it's likely to be named Maverick. The Ford Maverick will be a bit shorter and smaller overall than the Ranger, which is Ford's midsize pickup truck. Although it will resemble Ford's other pickup trucks in design, with its aesthetics borrowed from the legendary "F" series, the Maverick could be built on the same platform used by the Bronco Sport.

Design and Appearance

All-Electric Never Felt So Good

You know the F-Series pickup as America’s best-selling and one of the most reliable trucks over the past 44 years—and now, it’s fully electric with the F-150 Lightning. At first glance, you can see the tough and rugged looks remain intact—plus, there’s some impressive and efficient performance awaiting you inside. Stick with us today as we dive into a 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Overview—and stop by Gengras Ford for a test drive to feel electric capability first-hand.

The Ford F-250 is certainly a powerhouse among pickups. This super-duty pickup truck is ready to tackle any challenge you throw its way, whether you need it for work or play. Discover what the Ford F-250 could do for your business by visiting Gengras Ford.

Premium Performance 

Power and capability are everything when it comes to your business. After all, having to take extra trips means extra time (and money) for you. 

There are several powerful engine options available for the Ford F-250 so you can determine exactly how much power you need. 

Now in its third year in the U.S. Market, the Ford Ranger remains a great value with its beefy turbocharged engine and extensive standard driver-assistance technology. The Ranger comes in two body styles with two trim levels in the base model XL to the more luxurious Lariat. It’s a perfect mid-size pickup. Offering many unknown but amazing features, the Ford Ranger is a great value for you. Visit Gengras Ford Dealership to learn more about a Ford Ranger lease! 

2021 Ford F-150 Trailer Light Check Instructions

New for 2021, select Ford F-150 trucks will come equipped with a Trailer Light Check feature that lets you check your trailer light operation all from your smartphone. This step-by-step guide covers how to check your trailer lights using the new F-150 Trailer Light Check function on your FordPass™ App.
 

1. Turn on the vehicle ignition and make sure the transmission is in park.
2. Open the FordPass™ app and login with your username and password.
3. Tap Vehicle, then tap Trailer Light Check.
4. Go to the back of the trailer and press Start.