Coughlin Ford of Pataskala

The front of a blue 2022 Ford F-350.

The 2022 Ford F-350 is a heavy-duty work truck designed with many impressive features business owners will appreciate in a work truck. It makes creating an office on the road simple, with features like a wi-fi hotspot and a roomy cabin, and the towing capacity makes transporting tools and equipment to the job site an easy process. Toughness meets style with packages like the STX Appearance Package, which includes a bright chrome grille and rear step bumpers.

1. Powerful Payload Capacity

The F-350 offers more than just the ability to tow heavy loads. Drivers have the option to tow loads up to 32,000 pounds while carrying an additional cargo of up to 7,640 pounds in the bed. This is due to the high-strength, military-grade, aluminum alloy used to construct the truck, making this truck the best-in-class when it comes to the available payload.

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The interior of a 2022 Ford F-250.Truck lovers come in all kinds. Maybe you take your truck off-road, drive it for work, deck it out with luxury features, or even all three. However, every type of truck fanatic can find something to love in Ford’s Super Duty line of trucks. With changes every year, you might be wondering if the 2022 Ford F-250 is the right model for you.

1. Towing and Payload Capacity

When you purchase a truck of this size, you expect it to pay off with serious towing and payload capacity. The 2022 F-250 delivers, with a standard towing capacity of 20,000 lb. With a gooseneck hitch, that can stretch up to 22,800 lb. The upper payload capacity of this hard-working vehicle is 4,620 lb. This is a brawny truck that doesn’t disappoint in terms of power.

The F-250 is the first and only truck in its class to have a high-strength aluminum-alloy body. The aluminum body is strong but lightweight, allowing the truck to dedicate more of its power to towing. Read the rest of this entry »

An image of the front sign at the entrance of the Blue Rock State Park.Located roughly halfway between the cities of Columbus and Newark in the center of the state, Pataskala, OH, is not far from expansive nature reserves where you can spend some time away from the city with your friends or family. If you are traveling around the area in your 2022 Ford Bronco and are looking for new places to visit, here are three fantastic state parks you should check out.

1. Blue Rock State Park

Located about 60 miles east of downtown Pataskala, Blue Rock State Park is a picturesque nature reserve covering an area of just over 320 acres. Established by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in 1949, this place offers excellent opportunities for boating, fishing, selective hunting, and swimming. This state park features a large campground with fully equipped sites, making it a great spot to spend a weekend away from the city with your friends and family.

Getting from downtown Pataskala to Blue Rock State Park takes a little over one hour by car along route I-70. Without a doubt, the main feature of this park is the 15-acre Cutler Lake, which is open year-round for different water sports. This nature reserve is also a great spot for hiking and mountain biking, boasting an extensive network of trails. Read the rest of this entry »

An image of a fully, but organized, packed 2022 Ford Bronco Sport trunk.The 2022 Ford Bronco Sport is a compact crossover SUV released under the Bronco nameplate. It offers the same retro and off-road styling of the main Bronco except that it is smaller. This rugged little SUV is designed for the thrill seeker and adventurer who wants a rugged utility vehicle for the great outdoors.

Basics About the 2022 Ford Bronco Sport

The first edition of the Bronco Sport was released in 2021. Originally there were five different trims available. One of the trims was a limited edition offering 2,000 units for sale. Plenty of features are standard in all trims including G.O.A.T. mode (go over any terrain), flood lights in the tailgate, and a flip down rear glass. Read the rest of this entry »

An aerial photo of Pataskala Municipal Park.If you’re looking for a great outdoor getaway, but don’t want to travel too far from home, we’ve got you covered. Here are three of our favorite local parks, all within driving distance of Pataskala, OH. So pack a picnic lunch and enjoy a day of hiking, fishing, or simply taking in the fresh air and natural beauty of these locations.

1. Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve

Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve is a local favorite and a must-see for anyone who loves nature and hiking. The preserve is located in Pataskala and is home to a variety of plants and animals.

The preserve also has a variety of hiking trails that are perfect for exploring the sandstone cliffs, forests, and meadows. The trails range from easy to moderate in difficulty, so they are perfect for any hiker. In addition, the preserve offers picnicking and camping facilities, making it the perfect place to spend a day or two exploring the beauty of nature. Read the rest of this entry »

A red 2022 Ford Explorer parked on a driveway.With eight distinct trim levels to choose from, there’s a 2022 Ford Explorer out there for everyone. Find yours by getting to know the different options you have in our guide below.

Explorer

There’s plenty in store in the base trim level of the Explorer, including the FordPass Connect system with an available 4G LTE wi-fi hotspot that will keep you connected no matter where you go. This vehicle also includes rear parking sensors that help avoid collisions when you’re backing into or out of a tight space. Read the rest of this entry »

A photo of the front of Rusty's Wharf in Ohio.Pataskala, OH is a great town for families. There are so many things to see and do in the area that will keep you and the little ones entertained for a day out, but when it comes to eating out, not every restaurant is accommodating for children. So, if you’re out in town with the kids this weekend and you’re looking for somewhere to eat that will suit the whole family, we’ve compiled this list of some of our favorite family restaurants in the area.

Knucklehead’s Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop

Everyone knows that kids love ice cream, which is what makes Knucklehead’s Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop such a great option if you have young children with you. This joint serves ice cream and shakes in a variety of flavors, including some specialty shakes such as hot fudge and butterscotch, and fresh fruit shakes and smoothies are also available if you want your kids to eat healthily.

Of course, it’s not all about the sweet stuff here, as Knucklehead’s also serves amazing burgers, hot dogs, and sandwiches. The atmosphere is very friendly so the place is great for dining in, but all the food is also available for take-out, and with the ActiveX stain-resistant back seats on the new Ford Explorer XLT, you don’t need to worry about your kids ruining your seats as their ice cream melts. Read the rest of this entry »

A blue 2022 Ford Ranger.First released way back in 1983, the Ford Ranger has been a solid staple of Ford’s lineup for decades now, and every new model manages to bring some new life to the vehicle, meaning it has evolved a lot over the last 40 years. And now, one of the most popular and reliable mid-sized pick-up trucks on the market has a new model out, and the new 2022 Ford Ranger is just as exciting as you would expect from a company with this much experience.

Ready for Any Terrain

With a high-strength, durable steel frame and steel bumpers mounted on the front and back, the new Ford Ranger is ready to get through any terrain, whatever the weather. Although it comes with rear-wheel drive as standard, all models have an optional intelligent all-wheel-drive system that sends power to the wheels that need it most, getting you through even the toughest and trickiest roads.

All AWD models boast a whopping 8.9 inches of ground clearance, so even if you’re driving over rocky surfaces, you can rest assured your Ford Ranger will get you through it. Another optional extra is the Tremor off-road package which includes better suspension, so you won’t even feel the rough terrain. When we say it’s an all-terrain vehicle, we mean it. Read the rest of this entry »

A blue 2022 Ford Escape driving on a road.Combining exceptional performance, rugged off-road prowess, and a stylish, decadent interior, the 2022 Escape is an SUV that takes to city streets and dirt trails with excellent handling and finesse. Along with all of this comes plenty of impressive tech features that are sure to astound, as they deliver the entertainment options you need to make family road trips and weekend getaways more memorable. So if you’re not yet familiar with the remarkable 2022 Ford Escape, here’s a proper introduction.

Stunning Performance

The Escape’s three engine options all perform beautifully on highways and in off-road settings. The standard engine, a 1.5-liter with EcoBoost, is capable of towing up to 2,000 pounds, while an available 2.0-liter increases that strength to a 3,500-pound maximum towing capacity.

The other two options, which are both 2.5-liter engines, are perfect for drivers looking to reduce their stops at the gas pump, as one is a full hybrid engine and the other is a plug-in variant. For off-roading, both all-wheel drive and a terrain management system known as Selectable Drive Modes are available, so you can tackle forest trails and other terrains with ease. Read the rest of this entry »

A photograph of a waterfall at Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio..Hit the road in your Ford Edge, Escape, or Bronco for unforgettable day trips to some of the most amazing places near Pataskala, OH. Explore mysterious recess caves behind tumbling waterfalls, catch some sun on Ohio’s longest beach, walk through an astounding topiary garden, and discover the magical structures and figures in an art garden.

1. The Caves and Waterfalls of Hocking Hills State Park

Take a drive out to Logan to discover the mysteries of the many caves and waterfalls in the beautiful Hocking Hills State Park. The caves are not holes in the rock but astonishing recess caves with overhanging cliffs, some behind picturesque waterfalls. Old Man’s Cave was named after a hermit who lived in this massive cave in the late 1700s, and Ash Cave, the state’s largest recess cave, got its name from the settlers who first discovered it.

Both these caves have plunging waterfalls and are not only wrapped in mystery but also tell the story of thousands of years of geologic history when the Wisconsin Glacier began to melt, rushing through cracks in the ground, creating deep, winding gorges and caves. Hocking Hills State Park is at 19852 State Route 664 S in Logan and is open all year round from dawn to dusk. Read the rest of this entry »