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The 2025 Ford Ranger comes in four different models, all capable of keeping you comfortable while completing a hard day's work. more Rugged and Durable Design The prominent front grille and muscular body styling on the 2025 Ranger create a pleasing aesthetic, while its high-strength steel frame reinforces and stiffens the body to ensure it performs just as well as it looks. Between the STX and Sport appearance packages, along with additional exterior options such as the 5-inch running boards and multiple wheel options, you have plenty of ways to customize your Ranger. FX4 Off-Road Package The FX4 Off-Road package offers several features to help you excel on the trails, including the off-road tuned shocks with independent front suspension and the Trail Control feature, which facilitates low-speed steering, acceleration, and braking. This package also includes an off-road display that shows the pitch and roll angles of your Ranger while you navigate off-road. Work-Ready Engine Performance Across its four models, the Ranger has three engine options: 2.3L, 2.7L, and 3.0L EcoBoost motors with Auto Start-Stop Technology. The 2.7L engine delivers 315 horsepower and 400 lb.-ft of torque, while the Raptor's twin-turbo 3.0L V6 engine produces 405 horsepower with  430 lb.-ft of torque. Smart Features and Advanced Technology Stepping inside the Ranger, you'll likely first notice the large 12-inch center display, where you'll have quick access to critical information and settings such as fan speed and interior temperature, music, and information about connected devices. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto work out of the box, and with the 12-inch digital information cluster, you can view standard vehicle information and access driver assistance features. Towing and Hauling With Pro-Trailer Back Up Assist, you can save the details of up to 10 different trailers in your Ranger. This allows you to select the trailer you're using on that day and hitch up to it with ease. Pro-Trailer Back Up Assist is available on the XLT and Lariat Ranger models, but it comes standard on the Raptor. Another helpful feature for traveling with cargo is Tow/Haul Mode, which enables you to delay your Ranger's upshifts. This makes it easier for you to control your speed when traveling with a trailer, especially when going downhill. With four Ranger models, each having its own unique features and benefits, you'll need to see it in person to decide which one is right for you. Visit Village Ford in Dearborn, MI, to test drive this year's Ford Ranger and see what features you find most exciting. Image via Ford

The 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E earns its reputation as being the Mustang of all EV SUVs with its incredible performance specs and long-range electric mileage. See why this unique fully electric SUV is the right high-performance model for your eco-friendly goals before you visit your local Ford dealer. more The Mach-E Select is the base model for this EV SUV. This hatchback-style SUV is equipped with a standard RWD with a rear eMotor that produces 266 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque. The one-speed direct drive transmission ensures smooth acceleration, while the four-wheel independent suspension offers a soft ride feel even on bumpy roads. This model has three selectable drive modes (Whisper, Unbridle, and Engage). The Select model has an estimated driving range of around 250 miles. The estimated energy efficiency of this model is 107 MPGe in the city and 95 MPGe on the highway. When a Level 2 charger is used, the battery charge time for this model is 7.4 hours. Exterior The Select model has LED projector headlights with signature lighting, which illuminates more of the road so you can see further during nighttime driving. The headlights have a courtesy delay feature that briefly keeps the headlight bulbs on when the engine is turned off so you can find your way home. The side mirrors have heated glass, a projection lamp, and LED turn signals for added safety on the road. Interior The first-tier Mache-E has a 10.2-inch fully digital cluster so you can keep track of your battery charge level and energy efficiency while you're on the road. This model comes with a universal garage door opener so you can quickly open your security gate or garage door when you get home. A wireless charging pad and an auto-dimming rearview mirror are also standard. The cargo area also has key convenience features, such as an adjustable load floor that can customize the amount of cargo space in the cargo area. There is an integrated storage area under the cargo deckboard for a convenient place to store your charge cord. There are two cargo tie-down hooks and a 12-volt powerpoint as well. Infotainment The Select trim is also equipped with the SYNC 4A system and a 15.5-inch touchscreen, which gives you access to voice command technology and smartphone-linked apps for your entertainment convenience. Three years of Connected Navigation is standard for this model, so you can get live traffic updates and plan trips more efficiently. The Mach-E is an EV SUV with terrific performance, convenience, and infotainment features so you can enjoy your time on the road while eliminating carbon emissions. Drop by Village Ford in Dearborn, MI for a test drive. Image via Ford

Your car needs new tires every six years on average, but you could need new ones a little sooner depending on your driving habits, whether you keep up on maintenance, and several other factors. Once you need a new set, visit your Ford dealership to get your tires replaced. more Check Your Tread Depth Your tread needs to be at least 1/16 of an inch deep for your tires to be safe to drive on. Having at least double this is ideal. You can tell that your tread has worn down too much in three ways. First, look for tread wear indicator bars, which run perpendicular to the direction of your tread. Seeing two or more of these tells you it's time to replace your tires. The second way is to measure your tread using a tread depth gauge. Lastly, you can measure your tread using Abraham Lincoln's head. Grab a penny, turn it upside down, put it into the tread, and take a look at Abraham Lincoln. If you can see his whole head, then you don't have enough tread. Inspect Your Tires for Damage Damage to the sidewalls of your tires tells you it's time for a new set of tires. The two main types of damage you'll notice are cracks and bulges. Cracks that are visible to the naked eye can make your tire leak or blow out. Bulges that look like blisters on the tire can burst, leading to a tire blowout. Tips to Increase Your Tires' Lifespan Park Very Carefully Be wary of how close you are to the curb while parallel parking. If your tires scrape along the curb, then it can do damage to the tires and shorten their lifespan. Avoid Potholes Avoid potholes if at all possible. If you can't avoid them, then slow down as you go over them. The faster you go over a pothole, the more damage it does to your tires. Get Tire Maintenance Visit the dealer for a wheel alignment as frequently as you need it. Stop by for tire rotations every 3,000 to 5,000 miles in AWD vehicles and every 5,000 to 7,500 miles in 2WD vehicles. Get your wheels balanced every 5,000 to 6,000 miles. Are your tires on their last legs? Come get them replaced at Village Ford in Dearborn, MI.

Your new Ford truck is a complex machine that requires regular maintenance to keep it running smoothly. Whether you own a Maverick, Ranger, or one of the F-Series, following a service checklist can help prevent breakdowns, maximize fuel efficiency, and prolong the life of your truck. As your local Ford dealership, we bring you the ultimate Ford truck service guide. more Every Month Certain key maintenance tasks should be carried out every month, either at home or at your local Ford service center. Lights Check all internal and external lights are working. Depending on the model of your truck, it may be possible to replace any malfunctioning lamps yourself. However, LED lamps need to be serviced and replaced by an authorized Ford technician. Tires Inspect your tires for wear and tear. Pay close attention to the outside edge, or sidewall, and look for any blisters, cracks, or splits. Check the tire pressure, ensuring they are at the pressure specified in your owner's manual. Engine Oil Get out the dipstick and check the engine oil level. Top up if necessary. Windshield Wiper Fluid Ensure there is sufficient windshield wiper fluid in the reservoir. Every Six Months The more you drive, the more chance of parts going wrong or sustaining damage from dirt, dust, and debris. Every six months or 7,500 miles, whichever comes soonest, the engine oil and oil filter should be replaced at a Ford service center. At this point, you should also have the wheels aligned and the tires rotated to distribute wear and tear more evenly. Multi-Point Inspection Ford recommends booking your truck for a multi-point inspection once a year or every 10,000 miles. Ford-certified technicians use a multi-point inspection to methodically examine every component of your truck to diagnose and fix any issues, helping prevent costly repairs in the future. During a multi-point inspection, a technician will check, test, or examine the exterior and interior workings of your truck, including: Fluid levels Battery terminal and connections Exhaust system Tire tread depth Tire wear patterns Engine components Brake system Following the service schedule will ensure every part of your F-150, Maverick, or Super Duty is in top working condition and that your vehicle remains on the road. Book a service appointment or multi-point inspection with Village Ford in Dearborn, MI today, and let our trained technicians carry out the checks and maintenance needed to keep your new Ford truck in optimum condition.

Five incredible trims offer drivers the opportunity to find the perfect variant of the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport to improve their time spent on the road. Check out our introductory guide below to learn more about what sets these stylish options apart. more Big Bend The Bronco Sport's entry-level trim is powered by a 1.5-liter EcoBoost engine that generates 181 horsepower. Standard all-wheel drive is paired with an outstanding five-mode terrain management system for enhanced performance on a variety of road conditions. Pre-collision assist, lane-keep system, and blind spot information system are a few of the safety assist tech highlights that support the Big Bend on the road. A carbonized gray grille with White Bronco lettering gives the Big Bend a recognizable face. The exterior also includes convenient heated side-view mirrors. Heritage The Heritage trim's classy style and Oxford White accents make it easy to spot. An Oxford White roof is paired with Oxford White wheels. The striking Red Bronco lettering looks even brighter against the Oxford White grille. This trim also sees the addition of useful LED fog lights and four-door intelligent access with push button start. The Bronco Sport's standard rubberized cargo floor is paired with easy-to-clean second-row rubberized seat backs. Free Wheeling Funky retro styling choices set the Free Wheeling trim apart. Bright ombre stitching with a sunset weave cloth brightens up the Bronco Sport's interior. Outside, this fun trim has a two-tone Black roof, 17-inch Ebony Race Red painted wheels, and sunset-style graphics across the sides. Outer Banks The Outer Banks trim is loaded with refined convenience features. These are noticeable the moment you get behind the wheel and enjoy the comforts of the premium-trimmed front bucket seats. The modern driver's seat has a convenient memory setting. This feature includes adjustments to the sideview mirror. You'll love the heated and premium-wrapped steering wheel during Michigan's colder winter days. The ​steering wheel comes with a stylish Bronco ​badge and ​useful audio and cruise controls. Badlands The Badlands is the outdoor enthusiast's dream ride. A 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine offers 250 horsepower. Ragged terrain is no match for the smooth off-road suspension in this trim. You'll also have front-row hooks, all-terrain off-road tires, and metal bash plates. If you're looking for a compact SUV with true rugged capability, you've found it in the new Bronco Sport. Contact Village Ford in Dearborn, MI to learn more about the Bronco Sport's five unique trims.

The 2024 Ford Expedition is a full-size SUV built for family adventure. Whether you're taking the kids to sports practice, planning a long road trip, or needing extra room for your next grocery haul, the Expedition has the flexible cargo space and dynamic performance you need. more The base Expedition model is the XL STX, which has a five-passenger seating capacity. This two-row SUV has a dedicated cargo volume of 57.5 cubic feet in the cargo area, which is plenty of space for three or four large suitcases, hockey sticks, golf clubs, donation boxes, and other large items. When the second-row seats are folded, the cargo capacity of this model increases to 104.6 cubic feet. The base Expedition has cloth seating surfaces that are easy to clean and very forgiving of messes from pets and small children. The second-row seats have a 40/20/40 folding configuration with a CenterSlide seat that makes it easy to customize the cargo area. The eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat also has lumbar support. Performance The XL STX is outfitted with a powerful 3.5-liter V6 engine with EcoBoost technology that enhances the eco-friendly performance of the motor. This model has a standard rear-wheel drive that performs well on urban streets and rougher roads. The motor generates 380 horsepower and a stunning 470 lb-ft of torque, which gives this large SUV a maximum towing capacity of 9,200 lbs and more than enough muscle to haul a large boat. Entertainment When you have kids, entertainment features to keep passengers occupied on long trips are essential. The base Expedition is equipped with a SYNC 4 infotainment system with a 12-inch central touchscreen. You can access smartphone-integrated apps, plug in your aux cord for MP3 streaming, or tune into the radio. Comfort The XL STX comes with a three-zone climate control system that electronically controls individual settings for front-seat air vents, so each front-row passenger can have customized AC settings. The third climate zone is dedicated to the back seat and can be managed with rear auxiliary climate controls. Exterior The Expedition is ready for any adventure with standard roof rack side rails that can accommodate roof baskets and other attachments for custom cargo carrying. This model has running boards to make entry easier for shorter passengers and LED reflector headlights with configurable daytime running lights so you can optimize your view of the road in all driving conditions. Your growing family can enjoy a spacious and comfortable cabin environment in the Ford Expedition. Book a test drive at Village Ford in Dearborn, MI

When work takes you beyond the pavement, drive over rugged terrain, power your tools, and get the job done with the 2024 Ford F-150: a reliable and field-ready truck available at your local Ford dealership more Mighty V6 and Available V8 Powering your adventures on the Ford F-150 is a roaring 2.7L EcoBoost V6, which cranks out 325 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque. Ford's EcoBoost technology allows the mighty machine to produce impressive power with a low displacement volume. It does this by combining twin intercooled turbochargers, direct fuel injection, and variable camshaft timing. The engine is mated to an electronic 10-speed automatic transmission with gear ratios optimized for off-roading and towing. If you need extra power, the F-150 offers a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 on select trim levels, producing a robust 400 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque. Upgrading to the prestigious Raptor trim will unlock the available 5.2L Supercharged V8. The mechanical monster churns out 720 hp and 640 lb-ft of torque, giving the truck track-oriented performance figures. Class-Leading Towing Prowess In its base configuration, the F-150 tows 8,400 lbs and hauls 1,775 lbs. It features a Tow/Haul mode that boosts power delivery and picks the best gear ratio for pulling heavy loads. Trailer Sway Control is also standard and improves the truck's stability control capabilities. With the 3.5L EcoBoost V6, the F-150 offers the best-in-class towing and hauling capacities of 13,500 lbs and 2,445 lbs, respectively. Superior Off-Road Capabilities Navigating natural landscapes and climbing boulders is made safe by the F-150's 8.2-inch ground clearance and 20.7-degree approach angle. The truck also comes with heavy-duty gas-pressurized shocks and several drive modes, which can include the available Deep Snow/Sand or Mud/Rut. To fully equip the truck's exterior for the most uninhabitable terrains, Ford offers the off-road-focused F-150 TREMOR. Power Outlets for the Job Site When there is a job that requires you to run power tools in the remotest locations, you can connect the cord to the 2.0kW Pro Power Onboard, which is standard on most F-150 trims. Four available 120V/120A outlets provide sufficient power to operate a chainsaw, hammer drill, or jigsaw. Make your workday easier with the powerful F-150. Contact us at Village Ford in Dearborn, MI to discover how you can make the truck yours. Fill out our quick online form to schedule a test drive.

The 2024 Ford F-450 is a popular option for those seeking a heavy-duty truck. Whether you need to load heavy equipment into your truck bed or tow large loads behind the vehicle, this truck is well suited to a huge range of working styles. Here are some key features of the Ford F-450 to consider as you make your decision. more Powerful Engine The Ford F-450 is equipped with a 6.7L Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engine, which features a powerful fuel-injection system to maximize efficiency and a strong block and cylinder system that deliver plenty of power for hauling heavy loads. The truck also comes with a TorqShift ten-speed automatic transmission with multiple drive modes available, including normal, slippery, tow/haul, and eco, so you can customize settings to your driving preferences and destination. Useful Towing Capabilities In addition to providing the power needed to haul heavy loads, this truck also offers practical features to simplify your towing work. The F-450 comes standard with a fifth-wheel/gooseneck hitch prep package, allowing you to attach a wide array of trailers, vehicles, or cargo to your vehicle. It also comes with a trailer hitch reciever and trailer sway control feature to keep your cargo safe and controlled. Practical Exterior Features The exterior of the F-450 can help you easily load equipment and make the most of your storage space. The truck comes with integrated box steps ​along ​the sides and rear corners. These steps are large enough to accommodate work boots and are fully molded into the bumper for extra stability. The truck also features a removable or power lock tailgate. You can also opt for a spray-in bedliner to protect your truck bed from ​the daily wear and tear of hauling. Customizable Interior For those who need to carry cargo or passengers inside the truck, the F-450 offers enough customization options to suit a wide range of uses. For example, the rear seats can fold down ​to provide extra storage, or you can even select the optional interior work surface if you need some permanent space inside the vehicle instead of rear seating. If you want to experience the heavy-duty performance features of this powerful truck for yourself, contact Village Ford at 23535 Michigan Ave. in Dearborn, MI. Our experienced sales team can help you understand all of the heavy-duty truck options and find one with the exact features that best suit your needs and style.

Do you know when it's time to get your brakes serviced at your Ford dealer? You have, of course, a check engine light that will tell you if there's a problem, but there are also some more subtle signs to watch out for that can indicate it's time for Ford service. more Your Car Pulls to One Side When Braking This usually means there is something wrong with one of the brakes. There could be a leak in the brake line, for example. If this is the issue, you will only notice the problem when you actually step on the brakes. If you're feeling pulling to one side while you drive, the issue is likely something in the steering or suspension instead. You Hear Squealing or Grinding When Braking Again, this is something you only hear when you're braking: if you hear squealing while you're driving, the problem is likely something else in the engine. But a high pitch squeal when you break means that your brake pads are reaching the end of their useful life. There are special metal bars underneath the pad that become gradually exposed as the pads wear down, and these bars start rubbing and making the squealing sound. There's no emergency, but you do need new brake pads pretty soon. Grinding is much worse: that usually means the brake pads are worn completely down, and now you're at risk of damaging the rotors if you continue to use the brakes. Your Brake Pedal Feels Wrong If you feel like you have to push down harder on the brake pedal than normal, if the brake pedal goes much further than you are accustomed to, or if the pedal feels mushy or vibrates when you press on it, these are all indicators that you've got a problem. You'll want to get these things checked out as quickly as possible because some of the possible problems can be quite dangerous, and it's irresponsible to drive with compromised brakes: you're putting yourself and everyone around you at risk. Whether you are noticing one of these specific issues, your brake light has come on, or you've got a puddle under your car that doesn't seem to be oil or transmission fluid, don't delay too long in getting your brakes checked out. Come see us right away at Village Ford in Dearborn, MI.

Ford has been at the forefront of automotive innovation for a long time now, and the 2024 Ford Ranger is proof that it's not slowing down. This midsize pickup truck comes with rugged capabilities that let you tackle rough terrain with ease. Take a look at the innovative features of the 2024 Ranger. more 1. Rugged Performance The 2024 Ranger's robust powertrains provide enough power and capability to venture off the beaten path. The base engine is a 2.3L four-cylinder going through a ten-speed automatic transmission to produce 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. 2WD comes standard, but 4x4 is available on all trims. There's an available 2.7L V6 that increases power to 315 horsepower. The muscular off-road-ready Ranger Raptor gets a powerful twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine with a power output of 405 horsepower. Although the base XL has an impressive ground clearance of 8.8 inches, the Raptor takes capability further with its 10.7 inches of clearance and standard 4x4. You can take on rough, uneven terrain without worrying about underbody damage. 2. Advanced Off-Road Capabilities The Ranger's standard 4x4 drivetrain, unique shocks, and independent front suspension promote comfort and handling off the road. The available FX4 Off-Road Package enhances capability further with off-road-tuned shocks, an electronic-locking rear differential, and an expanded width for improved stability. Available drive modes like Mud/Ruts and Sand allow you to tailor your drive for enhanced traction. 3. Intuitive Infotainment System The Ranger's infotainment technology keeps you entertained and connected on every adventure. Ford's voice-activated SYNC 4A comes standard with a 10-inch display touchscreen conveniently placed in the center. With Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, you can use your smartphone to access entertainment, get directions, make calls, and send messages. FordPass Connect allows you to access an in-vehicle Wi-Fi hotspot and connect up to ten devices. For audio, the Ranger comes with a six-speaker system, with the option of a 10-speaker B&O system in higher-end trims. There's also an available 12-inch touchscreen display paired with a 12-inch digital instrument cluster. 4. Trailering Technology When properly equipped, the 2024 Ranger allows you to tow up to 7,500 pounds. And thanks to the advanced trailering technology, you don't have to do it blindly. The standard Tow/Haul mode improves the transmission's performance and enhances steering response when towing a trailer. The available Trailer Tow Package increases safety and confidence during towing jobs. It has advanced safety technologies such as pro-trailer backup assist, trailer brake controller, and blind spot monitoring. After you hitch up, you can use the Trailer Light Check feature on your FordPass app to check that all lights are properly connected. The 2024 Ranger's innovations enhance off-road performance, making every adventure memorable. Swing by Village Ford in Dearborn, MI to explore these and other features of the Ford Ranger.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Safety has always been a top priority in every Ford design, and 2024 Ford models have the added protection of the Ford Co-Pilot360. This advanced safety suite contains numerous systems that continually watch in all directions to keep you safe on the road. Let's talk more about some of these Ford safety features. more Pre-Collision Assist This feature uses cameras and sensors to watch the road before you. It continuously scans this area for movement and can detect vehicles, pedestrians, or animals that cross your path. The sensors compute your speed and the distance between your front bumper and the identified object in front of you to determine a potential collision risk. If the system determines a collision is likely, it provides visual and audio alerts to warn you. If you don't respond fast enough, Automatic Emergency Braking is engaged to slow or stop your vehicle instantly, depending on the identified risk level. Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) Blind spots are a constant worry for many drivers. Despite your best efforts, it's impossible to easily and continually watch these areas. Another vehicle can easily enter a blind spot without you seeing it, which can easily lead to an accident. BLIS removes these issues. Its sensors scan your vehicle's blind spots and automatically alert you of anything that enters it. BLIS includes Cross-Traffic Alert. This system scans the area behind your rear bumper and signals an alert if you're reversing and a vehicle or pedestrian enters the scanned area. Lane-Keeping System When driving, particularly if you're tired or slightly distracted, it's easy to drift into another lane without realizing it. Unfortunately, if another vehicle is traveling fast in that lane, they may not stop in time, and this can cause an accident. This feature identifies the lane lines on the road and provides audio and visual alerts if you unintentionally cross into another lane. Hill Descent Control Driving down a steep incline, particularly if the road twists and turns, can be dangerous. This feature automatically activates anytime you're driving downhill. It intelligently automatically applies the brakes when needed to control your descent and get you to the bottom safely. Rearview Camera Reversing requires repeatedly watching your rearview and side mirrors and even looking over your shoulder for a clearer look. This is distracting as you can't identify other potential situations around you. With this feature, a rearview camera activates as soon as you shift into reverse. The camera clearly shows the area behind you and generates guidelines to assist you as you back up. These are just some of the many ways your Ford protects you. If you'd like to know more, visit us today at Village Ford in Dearborn, MI.

For over a century, the Ford Motor Company has reimagined how people drive through innovation and craftsmanship. As the iconic automaker has proven, there is elegance to be found in purposeful engineering and thoughtful architecture. With its powerful capabilities, modern amenities, and stylish design, the 2024 Ford Maverick is proof positive that rugged performance and refined execution can go hand in hand. more Polished Performance The Ford Maverick is a compact pickup truck engineered with big-time capabilities. The Maverick's spirited 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine can generate 250 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque to tackle everyday challenges and life's unpredictable moments with confidence and ease. Engineered for tough tasks, the Maverick has a payload capacity of 1,500 pounds and can tow up to 2,000 pounds. Opt for the Ford's 4K tow package and the Maverick can trailer up to 4,000 pounds. Equipped with all-wheel drive, 17" steel wheels, and a sturdy unibody frame, the Ford Maverick is ready-built to handle rough road conditions and uneven terrain. The standard 8-speed automatic transmission, electronic power-assisted steering, and MacPherson strut and multi-link coil suspension provide sure handling and a luxuriously smooth ride. Refined Features Rugged performance runs in the Ford Maverick's DNA, but this versatile pickup is also infused with modern amenities including an infotainment system that keeps you and your passengers engaged and entertained. Access apps, contacts, and a variety of functions through Bluetooth technology and enjoy your favorite content through the Maverick's six-speaker audio system. Multiple USB ports and 12-volt outlets keep your devices powered and running. The Ford Maverick is equipped with a number of driver-centric features such as remote keyless entry, automatic high beams, and a rear-view camera to help you navigate tight spaces. The innovative rotary-style gear shift dial frees up valuable center console space for beverage holders and convenient storage. The Maverick also has advanced safety features, including a collision mitigation system with automatic emergency braking. Thoughtfully Engineered Aside from its powerful performance and tech-forward amenities, the Ford Maverick also boasts classy design features highlighted by the innovative FLEXBED cargo management system. Molded slots in the Maverick's bed allow you to insert standard 2x4 and 2x6 boards horizontally and vertically to create dividers, compartments, and shelves to organize, store, and transport just about anything you can fit in the bed. Additional FLEXBED features include: 6 bed tie-downs, including 2 in the tailgate that double as bottle openers Pre-wired 12-volt circuits Multi-position tailgate Explore the rugged elegance and refined performance of the Ford Maverick and visit the friendly Ford experts at Village Ford in Dearborn, MI to learn more.