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Have you ever dinged another car while parking? It's funny how such a little mistake can be a stressful, costly headache. With Ford Active Park Assist, your chances of unwanted bumps and scrapes while parallel parking are dramatically reduced, and with Enhanced Active Park Assist, you're also helped with perpendicular parking and getting out of tight spots. Active Park Assist Makes Parallel Parking Easy Let's start with the base feature. When you're looking for a parallel parking spot, slow your car to under 20 mph and press the Active Park Assist button. Your car will then use radar technology to scan for a perfect spot. You can turn on the indicator light before activating the feature to tell your car which side you'd like to park on. Your car will let you know when a good spot has been located. You then position your car properly, let go of the steering wheel, and follow the directions on your instrument panel to control the gas and brakes while your car neatly steers you into position. more Enjoy  More Functionality With the Enhanced Feature With Enhanced Active Park Assist, your car can now steer you out of parallel parking spots as well as in, with equal precision, while also checking the road for oncoming vehicles. In addition, your car can now guide you in and out of perpendicular parking spots at 90-degree angles from the road, which are ordinarily tricky when visibility is limited to either side. With all your Ford's external cameras and radars, visibility is never a problem. Fully Automate Your Parking With Active Park Assist 2.0 Some Ford models have Active Park Assist 2.0 available, which takes automation to the next level. Now, the vehicle does everything for you, including steering, braking, accelerating, and shifting gears. All you need to do is get the car into position and then press and hold the button. Who Can Benefit from Ford Active Park Assist Any driver who regularly commutes into congested urban areas with frequent hunts for hard-to-find parking spots can benefit hugely from these features. Even confident parkers gain additional peace of mind, knowing they won't accidentally scrape their paintwork in a distracted moment. If you've never driven a car with Active Park Assist before, give it a try today. You can visit our dealership and test drive your ideal Ford. Like many of Ford's stress-saving innovations, once you see how easy this feature makes things, you won't want to look back. Visit Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH, today. With an extensive inventory of new and used Fords and comprehensive vehicle services, we have all you and your car need in one place.

Spark plugs may only be a small component, but they play a big role in the smooth running of your engine. Following the recommended Ford spark plug maintenance schedule for your model is the best way to identify any issues early and keep your car running at its best. Understand What Influences Spark Plug Lifespan Although spark plugs naturally get dirty and eventually need to be replaced, there are some factors which can speed up their degradation. These include: Aggressive driving with heavy acceleration Lots of stopping and starting within short periods Failing to replace engine oil promptly Not scheduling regular engine maintenance Exposure to extreme temperatures more Follow the Recommended Service Intervals Your local dealership can advise you how often the spark plugs need to be changed on your Ford. As well as considering factors such as your typical driving conditions, they will also be guided by the type of spark plugs you have: Copper Spark Plugs A copper and nickel alloy is the most common type of spark plug and is an excellent conductor of electricity. However, as copper is a relatively soft metal, this type of spark plug tends to wear more quickly and needs to be replaced every 2–3 years, or 20,000–30,000 miles. Platinum Spark Plugs Platinum doesn't conduct electricity quite as well as copper, but is still effective enough for spark plugs. What it lacks in sparking performance, it makes up for in lifespan because platinum plugs typically last 4–7 years, or 60,000–100,000 miles. Iridium Spark Plugs Iridium combines the best of copper alloy and platinum, delivering outstanding performance and impressive longevity. It also has the added benefit of having a lower melting point than both other metals. If you have iridium spark plugs, you can expect them to last around 5-9 years, or 75,000-125,000 miles, possibly longer. Be Alert for Warning Signs As well as understanding the recommended routine maintenance, it's also important to look out for any warning signs that your spark plugs are struggling. This might include: Misfiring engine Rough idling Reduced fuel economy Backfiring or sputtering Difficulty starting Schedule Regular Maintenance Services By taking your car for regular maintenance services at your local dealership, any required repairs can be carried out promptly. This prevents other engine problems from causing your spark plugs to degrade. Regular services also provide the dealership with the opportunity to check your spark plugs routinely, before a fault develops. If you need your spark plugs checked or need to schedule a full service, we are happy to help. Get in touch with our friendly team today at Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH to find out more.

With potential cost savings, zero tailpipe emissions and less routine maintenance, many drivers are making the switch to Ford electric vehicles. Advances in battery technology and new innovations mean that electric vehicles are a practical choice that also delivers on economy. To find out more about what you can expect from driving an electric vehicle, take a trip to your local Ford dealership today. Generous Battery Range One of the biggest concerns that drivers have about switching to electric power is how far they'll be able to travel before needing to recharge. A full electric charge is roughly equivalent to a full tank of gas, providing up to 250 miles depending on the vehicle and driving conditions. With the available Extended Range Batteries, the potential range could be increased up to a maximum of 320 miles. Comparing the potential range to your daily mileage will help you determine whether an electric vehicle fits your lifestyle. For many people, a single full charge can last for several days, even without any top-up charges in between. more Easy Charging As a Ford owner, you'll have access to the Blue Oval Charge Network, the largest public charging network in North America. A further 17,800 Tesla Superchargers have also been made available, providing maximum convenience. The FordPass app makes it simple to map out your planned charging stops, or find a local charging station. You can also track your energy usage and sync data directly to your Apple Watch. Charging at home is simple too with the Ford Power Promise. Every driver of an electric vehicle will receive a complimentary home charge station with free installation. There's also a 24/7 support line available and roadside assistance for any driver that runs out of charge. Responsive Performance There can be some noticeable differences in driving an electric vehicle that may take some time to adjust to. Acceleration is rapid, with power instantly available, unlike a gas-powered engine that takes longer to respond. Slowing the car also feels different, due to the regenerative braking technology. This slows the car down much more quickly when you take your foot off the accelerator, with residual energy used to recharge the battery. The overall result is a smoother, more responsive drive, with less cabin noise even at high speeds. Still Trying to Decide? If you're excited about the idea of driving an electric vehicle but still aren't sure whether you're ready to make the change, there may be another option to consider. Ford has a fantastic range of hybrid vehicles, giving you the opportunity to try out electric power with the backup of a gas engine. Whether you need a powerful pickup or a stylish SUV, you'll find the hybrid options at Ford deliver advanced technology from a manufacturer you can trust. There are many more benefits to driving an electric vehicle, which you can discover by taking one for a test drive. Contact us today at Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH to find out more.

Ford vehicles come with a range of standard driver assistance features, and one that you'll see often is Ford Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking. This feature can be invaluable when it activates, so let's get to know it a little better. What Does Ford Pre-Collision Assist Do? Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking acts like a co-pilot. It keeps an eye on the road whenever possible, including at night, when your car's lights illuminate the area in front of you. The feature can detect both vehicles and pedestrians ahead, both stationary and moving. If there's an object in front of you that you're in danger of colliding with, then it sends you multiple warnings to get you to take action and slow down or stop. When the system is trying to tell you that you may be in danger, it'll make a chiming noise and display a message on the information display telling you what's wrong. If you don't do anything to remedy the situation, then the system gets the brakes charged up in preparation. This makes your brakes more responsive when you step on the pedal. more What Does Automatic Emergency Braking Do? If Pre-Collision Assist has sent you warnings and prepared itself for an emergency stop, then that's exactly what's going to happen. The car, if necessary, will apply full braking force by itself to try to prevent a crash. If you crash anyway, the braking may at least make the damage less severe. If the automatic braking function doesn't engage, but the brakes have already charged in response to a collision alert, then even light pressure on the brake pedal will engage the brakes fully. How Sensitive Is Pre-Collision Assist? You can choose between low, normal, and high sensitivity settings using your infotainment system. The lower the setting, the fewer alerts you'll get. Lower settings give you a little more time in potentially dangerous situations before the car starts warning you about a potential crash. If you don't like the feature working even on the lowest setting, though, then you can turn it off completely. Which Sensitivity Setting Is Best? Ford recommends using the high sensitivity setting, as it's the one that can help keep you safest. However, if Pre-Collision Assist activates too frequently and distracts you, then the setting that's functional without being distracting is likely the best setting for you to choose. The setting you pick won't impact Automatic Emergency Braking's support, though. It always provides full braking support when activated, bringing you to a total stop as quickly as possible. Come get a Ford with this excellent driver assistance feature at Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH. Call our sales team at 380-227-5024 if you have any questions.

The emissions system converts dangerous combustion gases like hydrogen sulfide and carbon monoxide into less harmful ones like sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide. This conversion is essential to reduce airborne pollution. This system is designed to operate at high temperatures and under intense pressure, but it still needs regular maintenance. As your Ford dealership, we want you to know some signs you need to visit us for Ford emission system maintenance. Rattling Noises The catalytic converter is the center of the emissions system, and its interior has a honeycomb-like structure. The honeycomb design provides a large surface area to convert engine gases. While the converter operates at high temperatures, it can still overheat due to age or damage. If this happens, the intense heat will crack sections of the honeycomb. If the honeycomb cracks, continued high temperatures will extend the cracks, and pieces will break off. This damage to the converter will increase vehicle emissions and produce rattling noises as the broken honeycomb sections move around as you drive. We'll investigate the converter to confirm the problem. The honeycomb can't be repaired, but we'll install a new converter to fix this problem. more Black Exhaust Smoke Black exhaust smoke can be a sign that your converter is damaged. Normal exhaust smoke is wispy and almost invisible, and shows the converter is working efficiently. If the exhaust smoke turns black, unburnt fuel is being dumped into the exhaust from the engine cylinders. Hot, unburnt fuel can't be completely broken down by the catalytic converter, so it passes out the tailpipe in a black cloud. The unburnt fuel raises the temperature inside the converter, which can cause the catalytic converter to overheat and suffer serious damage. Our technicians will check the converter and repair or replace it. We'll also investigate the reason fuel isn't burning correctly and fix that issue. Blue-Tinged Converter The converter, as we've seen, is part of the exhaust system. It's a large, roundish component with sections of the exhaust connected to both ends. It's designed to operate at temperatures from 800°F to 1,200°F. Despite its sturdy design and heat resistance, it can be damaged by extreme temperatures. If the converter gets too hot, meaning its internal temperature rises above 2,000°F, the outside of the converter changes color. If you look under your Ford and the converter has a blue tinge, it's overheating and not converting exhaust gases correctly. Exhaust emissions will increase, and you'll smell gas from the tailpipe. We'll replace the overheated converter, and vehicle emissions will return to safe levels. If you have an emissions problem, contact our service department right away at Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH.

The 2025 Ford Mustang GTD is the most powerful street-legal Mustang ever built. With its jaw-dropping speed and power, it promises to get your pulse racing and deliver an unforgettable driving experience every time you hit the track or road. Introducing the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD Unparalleled Speed Inspired by the GT3 race car, the Mustang GTD is absurdly quick. It contains a supercharged 5.2L V8 engine that produces 815 horsepower and can reach a top track speed of 202 mph. That's more power than the actual GT3, which maxes out at about 500 horsepower. The GTD's raw power is what launched it around the famed Nürburgring racetrack in less than 7 seconds, making it one of only a handful of street-legal supercars to do so. This supercar's capable engine is paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission that facilitates lightning-quick gear shifts. more Engineering Precision Every element of the Mustang GTD is engineered to provide maximum performance. The rear transaxle is connected to a carbon fiber driveshaft, creating a near 50/50 front-to-rear weight distribution that results in incredibly responsive handling and enhanced stability. Adaptive suspension dampers intelligently fine-tune the suspension, enabling it to respond instantly to bumps, corners, and varying road conditions. Engaging Track Mode lowers the suspension by over 1.5 inches, providing improved handling and aerodynamics. Unmistakable Style Almost every component in the GTD is carbon fiber, including the C-pillar-mounted, hydrologically controlled aero rear wing. This wing adds a commanding and eye-catching look to the car, while helpfully generating downforce and reducing lift. Similar to the wing, the multipurpose front vendor vents create a stand-out appearance, while simultaneously cooling the brakes and reducing lift and drag. The source of the GTD's sonorous growl is a titanium exhaust system that adds dynamic style to the rear end. Beside the exhaust pipes are optional magnesium wheels that maintain the GT3 race-car look while reducing vehicle weight. Cutting-Edge Tech At the center of the driver-centric cockpit is a massive 13.2-inch center touchscreen that blends seamlessly into a 12.4-inch digital instrument cluster. Both screens are powered by the Unreal gaming engine, providing video game-inspired graphics. The SYNC 4 infotainment system offers state-of-the-art technology, including wireless smartphone connectivity, one-step destination search, and natural voice recognition. Available Track Apps allow you to get granular when viewing and analyzing your racing performance. Metrics such as lap times, acceleration data, and course specifics are easily displayed on your digital instrument screen as you drive, allowing you to make adjustments on the fly. The Mustang GTD is one of the most powerful supercars entering the market. It promises to deliver unforgettable thrills, whether you're making your daily commute or taking it for a spin on the local track. For more information about this thrill-inducing race car, including availability and pricing, contact Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH.

The 1996 Ford F-150 is a vehicle that has earned its place in automotive history. Known for its durability, comfort, and innovative features, it remains a favorite among truck enthusiasts even years after it rolled off the production line. Whether you were drawn to its rugged performance, its stylish Ford F150 Eddie Bauer 1996 edition, or its spacious 1996 Ford F150 extended cab, there’s no denying the lasting appeal of this model. Let’s take a closer look at why the 1996 Ford F-150 captured the hearts of drivers and continues to be a sought-after classic truck, even here in Pataskala, OH. The 1996 Ford F-150: A Standout in the Truck World When Ford introduced the 1996 Ford F-150, it built upon the legacy of the F-series trucks, offering a blend of performance, practicality, and comfort that appealed to both workmen and families alike. The 1996 Ford F150 specs were a game-changer in the pickup truck market, as it brought forth new levels of power, efficiency, and technology. The 1996 Ford F-150 was available in several trims, each offering unique features. Among the most popular was the 1996 Ford F-150 XLT, which boasted a well-rounded package of luxury and rugged utility. This version of the F-150 offered upgraded materials in the interior, a smooth ride, and a range of engine options that allowed it to perform both on the road and off the beaten path. Whether you’re looking for a dependable work truck or a comfortable vehicle for daily use, the 1996 Ford F-150 is the ideal choice. more Performance and Capability: The Power Behind the 1996 Ford F-150 When it comes to trucks, performance is key—and the 1996 Ford F-150 didn’t disappoint. Whether you were hauling heavy loads or taking on rough terrains, this truck had the power to get the job done. Equipped with a variety of engines, including the 4.9L I6, 5.0L V8, and 5.8L V8, the 1996 Ford F-150 was as capable as it was versatile. The truck’s towing capacity and strong suspension made it ideal for work and play, appealing to those who needed a truck that could handle both jobs and adventures. The 1996 Ford F150 extended cab model was especially popular with buyers who needed a larger cabin for additional passengers or storage space. Its roomy interior provided ample space without compromising the truck’s functionality, making it a fantastic option for families who wanted a vehicle that could perform as well as it was comfortable. Style and Comfort: The 1996 Ford F-150 Interior and Features One of the standout features of the 1996 Ford F-150 was its interior. While many trucks of the era felt more utilitarian, Ford’s attention to detail with the 1996 Ford F150 interior made it a standout. The interior was designed with comfort in mind, offering plush seating, ample legroom, and a user-friendly dashboard layout. In particular, the Eddie Bauer edition of the 1996 Ford F-150 added a touch of luxury with premium leather seats, wood grain accents, and unique color schemes, setting it apart from other models. The 1996 Ford F-150 XLT trim also featured an upgraded interior with higher-quality fabrics and more modern amenities like air conditioning and improved sound systems, making it an excellent option for those who wanted a truck that was both functional and comfortable. The Iconic 1996 Ford F-150 Headlights and Design Another element of the 1996 Ford F-150 that was loved by many was its bold and distinctive design. The 1996 Ford F-150 headlights, with their bright and clear illumination, not only provided enhanced visibility but also contributed to the truck’s muscular front-end appearance. These headlights, combined with the truck’s wide grille and angular lines, gave the F-150 a rugged, tough look that became synonymous with Ford trucks. The truck’s design was a perfect balance of form and function, with a strong, durable build that could handle tough jobs while still being stylish enough for everyday use. This combination made the 1996 Ford F-150 a favorite among truck lovers who wanted a vehicle that could handle any challenge, yet still turn heads on the road. Why the 1996 Ford F-150 Still Holds a Special Place In conclusion, the 1996 Ford F-150 continues to be remembered fondly by those who had the pleasure of owning one. Its power, interior comfort, and standout design made it a truck that was ahead of its time. Whether you’re reminiscing about the tough and reliable Ford F150 Eddie Bauer 1996 edition, or you’re still driving a 1996 Ford F150 extended cab, it’s clear that this model is a timeless classic. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Was 1996 a good year for the Ford F-150? Yes, 1996 was a great year for the Ford F-150. It marked the introduction of the 9th generation of the F-Series, which included significant updates in both design and performance. The 1996 Ford F-150 offered a variety of engine options, improved interior features, and a more refined driving experience. It was highly regarded for its durability, reliability, and versatility, making it a popular choice for both work and everyday use. How many miles can a 1996 F-150 last? A 1996 Ford F-150, with proper maintenance and care, can easily last between 200,000 to 300,000 miles or more. Regular maintenance such as oil changes, brake checks, and transmission fluid changes can help extend its life. Many owners report their older F-150 models running well past the 200,000-mile mark, thanks to Ford's reputation for building long-lasting trucks. Are old Ford F-150s reliable? Yes, older Ford F-150s are known for their reliability. Ford has built a reputation for creating durable and dependable trucks, and the F-150 is no exception. Many older models, including the 1996 version, are still running strong after years of use. Like any vehicle, reliability depends on how well the truck has been maintained over the years. With proper care, an older F-150 can continue to be a reliable workhorse for many more years to come. At Coughlin Ford of Pataskala, we are proud to continue offering vehicles that stand the test of time. If you’re looking to relive the legacy of the 1996 Ford F-150 or want to find a newer model that carries the same power and design, visit us today and explore our extensive inventory. The Ford F-150 remains a symbol of durability, style, and functionality—and we often have a selection of quality used Ford F-150s available at Coughlin Ford of Pataskala. Whether you're looking for a specific year or just want a reliable truck, come see us and discover why the F-150 continues to hold a special place in the hearts of drivers in Pataskala and beyond.

When was the last time you changed your oil? If you can't remember, it's probably a good idea to check its level and condition. Nothing threatens the smooth functioning and lifespan of an engine as much as low or degraded oil, which is necessary to lubricate the many moving parts, combat corrosion, and keep the whole system clean. To optimize your car's health and longevity, here's how to figure out the perfect Ford oil change intervals. Ford Oil Change Intervals: Keeping Your Engine Healthy for Longer Follow Your Owner's Manual and Warranty Always read the oil-change guidelines in your owner's manual and follow them diligently. And if your car's under warranty, it's also wise to be aware of what the warranty stipulates in order to prevent it from voiding. If for some reason these two instructed oil-change intervals vary, err on the side of caution and follow the more frequent one. Remember that you can never have too many oil changes, but too few can lead to considerable wear and tear inside the engine. more Twice a Year Is a Good Rule of Thumb Modern synthetic motor oil tends to stay in great shape for 7,500 to 10,000 miles. This means the majority of drivers need to change their oil twice a year to avoid problems. If you drive more than the average distance of just over 14,000 miles yearly, have your oil changed three or four times per year instead. Consider How Much Strain You Put on Your Oil There are other reasons why some drivers require more frequent oil changes. If you put your engine and oil under excessive strain, it will wear down faster. One way to do this is regular short trips of under five miles, which doesn't give the oil time to properly warm up to optimal lubricating temperature. Increasing the strain with heavy loads or trailers also causes the oil to degrade faster. The environment you drive in can make a difference too; if you regularly use off-road trails or rough roads with plenty of dust, dirt, and sand, your oil will thicken more rapidly. Heavy traffic, steep mountainous routes, and aggressive driving habits can also take their toll on motor oil. Ask Our Technicians for Personalized Guidance For peace of mind, you can ask one of our experienced technicians to figure out the ideal oil change interval for you and your car. We can then set up a routine schedule that includes polite reminders to ensure you never forget to change your oil on time. Visit Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH, today to arrange a convenient oil-change schedule. We're a local award-winning dealership dedicated to providing top-notch cars, deals, financing, maintenance, and customer care.

Representing the 7th generation of one of America's most iconic cars, the 2025 Ford Mustang certainly has big tires to fill, and it does so with authority. Like its legendary predecessors, it packs a brawny V8 that delivers adrenaline-pumping acceleration and a thunderous soundtrack, commanding attention, awe, and respect wherever it roars. A suite of track-ready performance features make it a menace on both straightaways and winding roads, while its luxurious fighter jet-inspired cockpit maximizes driver focus and comfort. The Unmatched Performance Attributes of the 2025 Ford Mustang High-Octane Muscle The 2025 Mustang offers three high-powered engines to suit different preferences. The base EcoBoost Mustang is powered by an eager and responsive 2.3-liter turbo-four that pushes out a remarkable 315 ponies and 350 lb-ft of torque, allowing the standard Mustang to go from 0 to 60 in 4.5 seconds! And thanks to its cutting-edge modular power cylinder engine architecture, the EcoBoost is jaw-droppingly efficient, getting up to 33 MPG on the highway, meaning you can comfortably daily-drive this beast. Those who insist on having V8 muscle under the hood can choose between two variants of the sonorous fourth-generation 5.0-liter Coyote V8 engine. The Mustang GT's Coyote generates up to a whopping 486 HP and 418 pound-feet of torque, sending the GT to 60 in 3.9 seconds. The track-ready Mustang Dark Horse utilizes a tuned version of the Coyote that cranks out a stupendous 500 HP, rocketing it to 60 in 3.7 seconds to ensure undisputed dominance on the track. more Thrilling Performance Features The Mustang comes with a wealth of available high-performance features to ensure maximum capability and enjoyment whenever you get behind its wheel. Thanks to standard rear-wheel drive, it enjoys near-perfect weight distribution, which results in outstanding balance and stability, allowing you to execute high-speed maneuvers with confidence. To improve your grip even further, the Torsen limited-slip rear differential optimizes torque distribution to ensure maximum traction, while the Pirelli P Zero high-performance tires adhere to the asphalt tenaciously. The MagneRide adaptive suspension adjusts its shocks up to 1,000 times per second to ensure the most optimal suspension settings for every road condition and driving mood, while the responsive and pinpoint accurate rack-and-pinion steering delivers satisfying feedback. Together, these elements allow the Mustang to dance through curves with effortless grace. And with the available six-speed manual coming with rev-matching and no-lift shifting capabilities to ensure engaging, soul-soothing transitions, handling this bad boy is nothing short of a delight. Luxurious Cockpit The Mustang's driver-centric cockpit ensures that everything is within easy reach, so you don't take your eyes off the road. It comes with several available first-class amenities to ensure your comfort, including heated and ventilated seats, a heated steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, wireless charging, soft-touch leather upholstery, a 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system, a massive 13.2-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and more! Ready to test-drive the Ford Mustang? Contact Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH, today to schedule your VIP test drive!

It's no secret among muscle car enthusiasts that the 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E combines everything pony car lovers love best about the Mustang with the efficiency and performance of an all-electric powertrain. Range Meets Performance: The Mustang Mach-E Select The entry-level trim of the Mustang Mach-E is a strong offering indeed. The model comes standard with a rear-wheel drive powertrain that offers drivers a range of up to 260 miles, while the available eAWD configuration offers up to 240 miles of range with its standard 73 kWh battery or up to 300 miles of range with an 88 kWh extended-range battery pack. Ford makes the transition to all-electric driving easy by including a Ford Charge Station Pro with standard installation by Qmerit specialists with the purchase or lease of every Mustang Mach-E. A full driver-assist suite makes driving safer and easier, and even the entry-level Mustang Mach-E is compatible with Ford's available BlueCruise 1.5 technology for hands-free driving on over 97% of highways in the US and Canada. more More Miles, More Smiles: The Mustang Mach-E Premium The Premium trim adds some excellent upscale interiors. The standard SYNC 4A infotainment system, displayed on a 15.5-inch center-stack touchscreen and offering wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, is augmented by a Bang & Olufsen sound system. The interior also gets an upgrade for cold climates, with heated and ventilated seats in the front row and heating elements included in the steering wheel. The Premium also offers the greatest range of the lineup, with the extended-range battery option offering drivers up to 300 miles between charge-ups in eAWD configurations and up to 320 miles for those who stick with RWD powertrains. Grin-Inducing Performance: The Mustang Mach-E GT The GT trim sees a boost to 480 horsepower and 600 lb-ft of torque for grin-inducing performance. It comes standard with four motors and eAWD mated to an extended-range, 91 kWh battery that offers drivers up to 280 miles of range. Standard Brembo front brakes with signature red calipers make for better stopping with a stylish edge. Maximum Power, Maximum Fun: The Mustang Mach-E Rally It's not just that the Mustang Mach-E Rally is the most powerful model in the lineup, sporting 480 horsepower and a staggering 700 lb-ft of torque. It's also that the Rally trim has an entirely different tier of performance. The MagneRide damping system gets a special RallyCross tuning to make it even more effective at managing bumps and rumbles over uneven terrain. The Rally is also the fastest pony in the herd, hurtling from zero to sixty in just 3.4 seconds thanks to its standard Mustang Mach-E GT Performance Upgrade. Test drive the 2025 Mustang Mach-E today at Coughlin Ford of Patalaska in Patalaska, OH.

The 2025 Ford Mustang GTD is the most powerful street-legal Mustang ever built. With its jaw-dropping speed and power, it promises to get your pulse racing and deliver an unforgettable driving experience every time you hit the track or road. Introducing the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD Unparalleled Speed Inspired by the GT3 race car, the Mustang GTD is absurdly quick. It contains a supercharged 5.2L V8 engine that produces 815 horsepower and can reach a top track speed of 202 mph. That's more power than the actual GT3, which maxes out at about 500 horsepower. The GTD's raw power is what launched it around the famed Nürburgring racetrack in less than 7 seconds, making it one of only a handful of street-legal supercars to do so. This supercar's capable engine is paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission that facilitates lightning-quick gear shifts. more Engineering Precision Every element of the Mustang GTD is engineered to provide maximum performance. The rear transaxle is connected to a carbon fiber driveshaft, creating a near 50/50 front-to-rear weight distribution that results in incredibly responsive handling and enhanced stability. Adaptive suspension dampers intelligently fine-tune the suspension, enabling it to respond instantly to bumps, corners, and varying road conditions. Engaging Track Mode lowers the suspension by over 1.5 inches, providing improved handling and aerodynamics. Unmistakable Style Almost every component in the GTD is carbon fiber, including the C-pillar-mounted, hydrologically controlled aero rear wing. This wing adds a commanding and eye-catching look to the car, while helpfully generating downforce and reducing lift. Similar to the wing, the multipurpose front vendor vents create a stand-out appearance, while simultaneously cooling the brakes and reducing lift and drag. The source of the GTD's sonorous growl is a titanium exhaust system that adds dynamic style to the rear end. Beside the exhaust pipes are optional magnesium wheels that maintain the GT3 race-car look while reducing vehicle weight. Cutting-Edge Tech At the center of the driver-centric cockpit is a massive 13.2-inch center touchscreen that blends seamlessly into a 12.4-inch digital instrument cluster. Both screens are powered by the Unreal gaming engine, providing video game-inspired graphics. The SYNC 4 infotainment system offers state-of-the-art technology, including wireless smartphone connectivity, one-step destination search, and natural voice recognition. Available Track Apps allow you to get granular when viewing and analyzing your racing performance. Metrics such as lap times, acceleration data, and course specifics are easily displayed on your digital instrument screen as you drive, allowing you to make adjustments on the fly. The Mustang GTD is one of the most powerful supercars entering the market. It promises to deliver unforgettable thrills, whether you're making your daily commute or taking it for a spin on the local track. For more information about this thrill-inducing race car, including availability and pricing, contact Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH.

The 2025 Ford Maverick proves that sometimes big features come in small packages. Read on to discover seven of the Maverick's highlights. 1. The Smart Storage Solutions Thoughtful storage solutions make the most of the Maverick's space. Rear under-seat storage bins are the perfect place to store tools you want to keep securely out of sight. Convenient touches like the 1.5-liter water bottle pocket in the driver's side door keep your cabin clutter-free. The 4.5-foot-long pickup bed comes with six standard tie-downs for securing larger items. Alternatively, you can use an available tonneau bed cover to safely store your groceries during the ride home. more 2. The Stunning Touchscreen The large 13.2-inch touchscreen comes with swipe capability. This crisp display is well-equipped with Ford's SYNC 4 infotainment system. 3. The Rich Sound System Six speakers offer excellent sound quality for the AM/FM radio or streaming your music using Bluetooth. Alternatively, there is an available Bang & Olufsen sound system with eight speakers and a subwoofer. This high-quality option also adds HD radio to your list of listening options. 4. The Power Moonroof Let sunlight and extra ventilation into the Maverick's cabin with the available moonroof. This power-operated feature is available on the XLT trim and above. 5. The Convenient Outlets You'll have no trouble finding a wide variety of plugs throughout the Maverick. There is a 12-volt plug in the front row and another in the second row. The front row conveniently has a Type A and Type C USB charging port. You can also add a wireless charging pad as well as available dual USB ports for the second row. In the cargo bed, you'll have two standard pre-wired 12-volt connections. This is great for charging up supplies for your next tailgating party. You can also add an available 110-volt outlet to charge up a power drill. 6. The Fuel-Efficient Hybrid Powertrain A 2.5-liter hybrid powertrain with a continuously variable transmission comes standard with front-wheel drive. Traction-gripping all-wheel drive is available. With the all-wheel-drive system, this compact truck achieves an EPA-estimated average of 40 miles per gallon on city streets. 7. The Impressive EcoBoost Engine An impressive 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine is under the hood of Maverick's two new trims for 2025. The athletic Lobo trim pairs the EcoBoost engine with a seven-speed Quick Shift transmission with paddle shifters. This trim also comes with performance-tuned steering and suspension for sporty handling. The off-road-ready Tremor trim pairs the EcoBoost engine with an advanced four-wheel drive system, off-road tuned suspension, and an eight-speed automatic transmission. Additional rugged features for this trim include front tow hooks and skid plates. With five distinct trims, it's easy to find the right Maverick for your lifestyle. Contact Coughlin Ford of Pataskala in Pataskala, OH to schedule a test drive.