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If you need a small truck for daily driving or weekend adventures, you can't go wrong with the 2025 Ford Maverick. XL The entry-level XL trim is perfect for efficient commutes and daily driving in the city. Under its hood, a 2.5L Hybrid FWD system brings agile performance and EPA estimates of 38 MPG combined, while a driving range of 524 miles also makes this trim level perfect for road trips. All-wheel drive, paired either with the same hybrid powertrain or a 2.0L EcoBoost gas engine, is available. Utility comes from the FLEXBED storage system that makes cargo management a breeze. You can also tow up to 2,000 lbs with the standard equipment or 4,000 lbs with available upgrades. XLT Building on the base trim, this model is a better choice for frequent towing. It has the same capacity as the XL but comes standard with 2K trailering provisions, including a 4-pin connector and a hitch receiver. Unique styling elements make this trim stand out from the crowd. Intelligent access with push-button start is another standard highlight. Lobo Spirited drivers seeking an equally spirited truck can find their match in the Lobo trim level. This model comes with a 2.0L EcoBoost engine with 250 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque. A 7-speed Quick Shift transmission with paddle shifters boosts driving engagement, allowing you to make the most out of each journey. For more high-speed fun, this model also comes with performance-tuned suspensions and steering, as well as a torque vectoring-capable twin clutch. Lariat With a hybrid core but an all-wheel drivetrain, the Lariat trim is the perfect choice for fuel-efficient off-roading. Ready to handle whatever the day brings, it comes with 19-inch wheels that provide excellent traction. You can also customize it with the 2.0L EcoBoost engine for added performance. In addition to performance upgrades, this model also boasts a wealth of convenience upgrades, including heated front seats, a wireless charging pad, and a 360-degree camera for easier backing and cornering. Tremor Designed with extreme off-roading in mind, the Tremor is ready to conquer the trails. This model is offered exclusively with the gas engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission for smooth shifting performance. An advanced four-wheel drive unit is standard, boosting traction on difficult terrain. Ready to find your perfect fit? Schedule your test drive today at Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

The 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E is the perfect vehicle for those who demand unrestricted performance and expect nothing less than excellence. With the practicality of a daily driver and the incredible power of a Mustang, it's a vehicle that's as much at home picking the kids up from soccer practice as it is hurtling around your favorite racetrack. Here's how to pick your perfect pony car. Mustang Mach-E Select The Select trim makes no bones about it: this pony car is here to run. A standard RWD configuration emulates classic Mustang power distribution, while the available eAWD adds more muscle and better performance. A 10.2-inch digital cluster and massive 15.5-inch infotainment display put you in command, and standard wireless charging and smartphone integration make staying connected and charged up a cinch. A standard Ford Connected Charge Station and available complimentary Ford Charge Station Pro make it easy to keep your vehicle charged up and ready to roam. Mustang Mach-E Premium Incredible range and incredible power come standard in the Premium trim. The available extended-range battery provides up to 320 miles of driving between charge-ups, making this the perfect trim for those who prefer to take their pleasure on the open road. A Bang & Olufsen sound system featuring Beosonic technology keeps the tunes sounding crisp and clear. Mustang Mach-E GT Performance goes to the next level in the Mustang Mach-E GT. Its standard eAWD powertrain distributes force to each wheel as needed, and its power can be mind-boggling. A massive 480 horsepower and 600 make it a vehicle that can knock the socks off the competition, with the available GT Performance Upgrade package adding another 100 lb-ft of torque for incredible acceleration. Mustang Mach-E Rally The Rally trim is the top configuration of the 2025 Mustang Mach-E, and it packs a wallop. Standard eAWD and the included GT Performance Upgrade package boost its capability to 480 horsepower and a staggering 700 lb-ft of torque. With a 0-60 time of just 3.4 seconds, you'll be miles down the road before the competition even figure out what's happened. The Rally trim is also made to get muddy. A special RallySport-tuned MagneRide active suspension damping system helps the vehicle soak up the extreme bumps and jolts of its namesake sport. Test drive the 2025 Mustang Mach-E today at Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

The 2025 Ford Expedition's safety features do an excellent job of making it a super safe SUV. There's a great mix of active and passive safety features that work in the background to help the car remain stable and secure, and the driver assistance features make the vehicle even safer to drive. 1. Rear View and 360-Degree Camera Seeing the world around you is never a problem in the Expedition thanks to the camera systems. One camera lets you see directly behind the SUV to provide a better view when backing up. The other camera system gives you a view of the entire area around your car, letting you avoid obstacles, turn corners, and get into tight parking spots with ease. 2. Lane-Keeping System If you're tired or distracted, you may unintentionally drift into a neighboring lane. The Expedition helps you avoid accidents when this happens by warning you when you start drifting. If you keep having a problem with drifting, then your vehicle will suggest you take a break from driving by showing a cup icon on your display. 3. Blind Spot Information System With Cross-Traffic Alert BLIS With Cross Traffic Alert keeps you safe to the rear of your vehicle in different situations. It can let you know when there's a vehicle in your blind spot and warn you about oncoming traffic while you're backing up. It specifically shows you vehicles that are coming from the left or right and are about to cross your path while you're reversing, as these cars may be harder to spot. 4. Pre-Collision Assist With Automatic Emergency Braking the Expedition uses a camera to scan the road in front of you for cars. If you might crash into the car in front of you, then Pre-Collision Assist provides a visual and audible warning. If needed, the feature will apply the brakes to stop you from crashing. 5. Evasive Steer Assist Sometimes braking isn't enough, so you have to steer your way out of a near-collision. Evasive Steering Assist provides additional steering support to make sure you get out of that situation safely. It only activates in situations where Pre-Collision Assist has warned you about the potential crash you need to avoid. If the Expedition's safety features are ticking all the right boxes for you, then come see what else it can offer you. Visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC to get to know it.

Few SUVs can combine impressive fuel efficiency with powerful performance and versatility, yet the 2025 Ford Bronco Sport does. Fuel-Efficient and Ready for Nature The 2025 edition of the Bronco Sport has two different engines to offer: a 1.5-liter with 180 horsepower and a larger, 2.0-liter that boosts output to 250 horses. As this SUV was designed for off-roading, it offers more than its fair share of terrain-tackling features, including standard four-wheel drive. Other standard performance features include the G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) Modes terrain management system and an enhanced suspension for select trims called H.O.S.S. (High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension). Badlands models take things to the next level by providing 8.8 inches of extra ground clearance, impressive water-fording capabilities, and Trail Control with One-Pedal Driving, which are all standard with this trim level. Comfortable With a Rugged Design Comfort meets convenience inside the Bronco Sport's cabin, with electronic automatic climate control and power windows coming standard and select trims featuring power-adjustable heated front seats. Plenty of stylish seating materials are also offered among the many trim levels, like Navy Pier plaid cloth in Heritage models and black leather trim with micro perforation in Badlands. Outside the vehicle, the active grille shutters activate at higher speeds to improve the vehicle's aerodynamics and fuel efficiency, the safari-style roof carries up to 150 pounds on it, and privacy glass extends from the second row to the liftgate. Innovative Technology and Safety Along with the SYNC 4 infotainment system, which has Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, as well as SiriusXM access with a three-month trial subscription and other functions, this SUV comes with a Wi-Fi hotspot that works with an optional data plan, multiple outlets for charging devices, and a convenient wireless charging pad. While on highways, this edition's standard Lane-Keeping System helps you stay in your lane, Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking helps you avoid frontal collisions, and Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go, Lane Centering, and Predictive Speed Assist makes drives both safer and more relaxing. Also included are rear parking sensors to warn of hazards behind you and Rear Cross-Traffic Braking to help you stop if you can't do so yourself. Contact us today at Conway Ford in Conway, SC to come get a close-up look at the one-of-a-kind 2025 Bronco Sport, and we'll be here to answer any questions you have.

Your brakes are one of the most critical components of your Ford vehicle. To ensure safe performance on the road, you should schedule a Ford brake inspection at your local Ford dealer. Learn about the benefits of regular inspections and when you may need to schedule urgent service. Regular brake inspections are the best way to make sure your brakes are ready for the road. An inspection examines your entire brake system to search for worn-out parts, which can also extend the life of your entire braking system. By replacing thinning brake pads promptly, you can avoid damaging other components of your brake system, such as brake rotors. During your brake inspection, a Ford mechanic will check the thickness of your brake pads, look for leaks in the master cylinder, check the level of brake fluid, test the brake pedal, and inspect the brake rotors. Most repairs for your brake system can be done on the same day as your inspection service. When Do You Need a Ford Brake Inspection? While you should follow the recommended brake service interval in your Ford's owner manual, it's generally a good idea to book brake service annually. Most drivers will need to replace worn-out brake pads after 20,000 to 40,000 miles, although the exact lifespan of your brake pads will depend on driving behaviors. You should schedule urgent brake service at your local dealership if you feel your brakes grinding or hear your brakes squealing when you're on the road. Another warning sign may be increased stopping distance or needing more time to bring your Ford to a complete stop. Ask Your Dealer About Brake Service Specials Booking service at your local dealership can help you save money. Your Ford dealer may have brake service specials, such as earning FordPass Reward points that can be applied to the cost of a new vehicle or other vehicle services. Additionally, when you purchase Motorcraft brakes for your Ford, you get the benefit of a Lifetime Brake Pad Guarantee so you can have brake pads replaced for the duration of your Ford ownership. Routine brake inspections can give you peace of mind by ensuring your brake system is in optimal condition. Fresh brake pads and brake fluid can maximize the performance of your Ford so you can feel confident behind the wheel. Book your brake service appointment at Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

The 2025 Ford Escape stands out in the competitive compact crossover class. Explore our six favorite features of this go-anywhere SUV. 1. Two Athletic Engine Options The Escape comes with either a 180-horsepower turbo-three or a 250-hp turbo-four, both with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Standard front-wheel and optional all-wheel drive are available. You'll get up to 34 highway miles per gallon with the all-wheel drive model. The exterior design of the Escape shows off its power with sporty touches like chrome exhaust tips. 2. Class-Leading Cargo Space The five-passenger Escape has one of the largest trunks in the class, measuring 37.5 cubic feet of cargo space. When you fold down the second row, you'll have more than 65 cubic feet of room for groceries, sports equipment, and more. Consider upgrading to the convenient hands-free power liftgate. Optional black roof-rack side rails create the space you need for a road trip. 3. Impressive Safety Scores The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the Escape a five-star overall crash test rating in 2025. That represents the agency's highest possible score. 4. Innovative Infotainment Tech The Escape features a pair of 8-inch screens with wireless versions of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. You'll also have a six-speaker stereo with satellite radio, two USB ports, and a Wi-Fi hotspot. Upgrades include an optional Bang & Olufsen 10-speaker audio system, a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 13.2-inch infotainment touchscreen. You can also add dual rear-seat USB ports, built-in navigation, HD radio, and wireless device charging. 5. Advanced Driver Assistance Safety systems in the base model of the Escape include a rearview camera, forward and reverse automatic emergency braking, rear cross-traffic alert, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keep assist, lane-departure warning, pedestrian detection, and forward collision warning. As you move up the lineup, you'll find lane centering, stop-and-go adaptive cruise control, lane steering assist, rear parking sensors, intersection assist, a surround-view camera system, and more. Optional LED fog lamps are available. 6. Refined Cabin Comfort The base trim of the Escape provides dual-zone automatic climate control and proximity keyless entry. Higher trims incorporate heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, power-adjustable front seats, and a panoramic roof. Remote start and a universal garage door opener are also available. The 2025 Escape is designed to fit your active lifestyle. Contact Conway Ford in Conway, SC to schedule your test drive today.

The 2025 Ford F-250 Super Duty is ready for your biggest challenges and most epic adventures. Get to know this updated pickup and revolutionize your drive. Power and Performance The new base powertrain of the F-250 features a V8 that provides 405 horsepower and 445 pound-feet of torque. You can upgrade to an available V8 that gets 430 hp and 485 pound-feet of torque. Two optional diesel powertrains offer up to 500 hp and 1,000 pound-feet of torque. Each engine comes with rear-wheel or four-wheel drive and a 10-speed automatic transmission. Towing and Hauling The F-250 can tow up to 22,000 pounds, more than any other super duty truck. It can also haul up to 4,246 pounds. This truck is available with a 6'8"  bed with more than 65 cubic feet of cargo space or an 8' bed that adds about 13 cubic feet of cargo volume. Cab Space and Features The F-250 is available with a three-seat Regular Cab, a six-passenger SuperCab, and the largest Crew Cab with space for five or six. The base trim includes vinyl upholstery, air conditioning, and two power outlets in the instrument panel. Customize the cab with a power-adjustable driver's seat, remote start, a universal garage door opener, dual-zone automatic climate control, leather upholstery, a moonroof, ambient interior lighting, and heated front seats. Infotainment Tech This truck features a standard 8-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and either a four-speaker or six-speaker stereo depending on the cab style. You'll also stay connected with a standard Wi-Fi hotspot. Optional tech features include a 14-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system, a 12-inch touchscreen with navigation and voice recognition, and a wireless charging pad. Safety and Driver Assistance The base model of the F-250 comes with a rearview camera and hill start assist. Higher trims add advanced driver assistance features such as automatic high beams, forward automatic emergency braking, a surround-view camera, rear parking sensors, intersection assist, and forward collision warning. Experience this class-leading super duty pickup now, available in a dozen different exterior colors so you can match your logo or express your style. You can also select from five well-equipped trims. Visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC to test drive the F-250 today and see why it's been America's best-selling truck for nearly five decades.

The 2025 Ford Auto Hold feature ensures your vehicle remains stationary until you press down to accelerate. This makes driving more pleasant and safe, especially if you live in the city. Read on to learn how this small feature can have a large impact on your daily commute. 1. Reduces Driver Fatigue Driving during rush hour and other periods of heavy traffic is more energy-intensive than cruising down the open road; you're constantly switching from accelerating to braking. However, with Ford's Auto Hold feature, you only need to lift your foot off the accelerator to stop your vehicle, eliminating half of the work involved with stop-and-go traffic. 2. Prevents Rollback on Slopes Whether you're waiting at a light or stuck in slow-moving traffic, when your vehicle sits idle on an incline, it usually rolls backward several inches before moving forward when you accelerate. The Auto Hold feature prevents this from happening which ensures that you don't accidentally back into a vehicle that may be idling too closely behind you. 3. Improves Safety in Traffic Jams In addition to preventing roll-back collisions, the Auto Hold feature ensures you don't accidentally rear-end someone if you inadvertently lift your foot off the brake while sitting in traffic. 4. Enhanced Focus on Surroundings Ford's Auto Hold allows you to spend your energy checking your surroundings instead of making sure you don't rear end someone or roll back into their bumper on an incline. Checking your mirrors, looking out for cyclists, and scanning the area for pedestrians are just a few of the ways your energy can be better-spent thanks to Auto Hold. 5. Boosts Safety at Traffic Lights Much of the safety-related benefits of Ford's Auto Hold feature are the result of eliminating the odds that drivers may accidentally lift their foot off the brake before they're ready. When that happens at a traffic light, you risk injuring a pedestrian or colliding with another vehicle. In the least dramatic scenario, you'll only get a minor traffic violation, which is still an unwanted result. 6. Reduces Brake Wear Keeping the vehicle in place electronically puts less strain on the brakes, extending their lifespan. Because stop-and-go traffic is so common in cities, their drivers will notice this benefit the most, but it's helpful for drivers in rural areas, too. Despite its simplicity, Ford's Auto Hold feature can significantly enhance the safety of drivers and their passengers. To experience the Auto Hold feature firsthand, visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

With its throwback design and futuristic off-roading technology, the 2025 Ford Bronco may just be the perfect off-road adventure SUV. It's got the muscle to conquer whatever terrain comes its way, and the smarts to do it all in comfort and style. Here are just a few of the reasons it's a darling of the off-roading community. 1. It's the G.O.A.T. With up to seven terrain-conquering drive modes, the 2025 Bronco's G.O.A.T. Modes (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) help it adapt almost perfectly to anywhere it may find itself. Sand mode is perfect for powdery substrates, while Slippery mode enhances grip on wet substrates. Mud mode helps maintain maximum traction even in deep mud. No matter where you go, there's a G.O.A.T. Mode to help you go even further. 2. It Rides on a High HOSS Each Bronco rides high on any of four High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension systems, or HOSS. From passive damping to active Live Valve technology and integrated front reservoirs, there's a HOSS feature for every terrain type. Electronic front- and rear-locking differentials are also available for hard-core off-roading, and the available front stabilizer bar disconnect can be used with the push of a button. 3. It's One Mighty Stallion The Bronco is available with any of three engines that offer incredible power. The turbocharged 2.3-liter I4 offering makes a solid 300 horsepower, offering it plenty of power for tough terrain. Its twin-turbo 2.7-liter V6 adds 10% more oomph for plenty of roar. But drivers who upgrade to the Raptor will see an even bigger boost to a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6, making a staggering 418 horsepower. 4. Massively Configurable With both hardtop and soft top editions on the road, the 2025 Bronco has configurations for every driver and to meet every need. Hardtops offer up to 103.7 cubic feet of passenger volume, making plenty of room for five, while softtops expand that to an even roomier 108.2 cubic feet. The standard soft top can be configured however you like, including the ability to cover the cargo compartment while leaving the passenger compartment open to the sky. With multiple interior packages, you can also fully customize your Bronco. The Standard package boasts a 12-inch LCD touchscreen and wireless smartphone compatibility, while features like Adaptive Cruise Control, an advanced ​sound system by Bang ​& Olufsen, and heated ​front seats are all available in Mid or Lux packages. The 2025 Bronco is ready for adventure. Aren't you? Schedule an exhilarating test drive today at Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

Comfort, safety, plenty of seating, and reliability are some of the most critical traits of a family-friendly vehicle. The 2025 Ford Explorer offers all that plus more across four exciting trim levels. Active Ford's entry-level trim of the Explorer features a power liftgate, LED headlamps and taillamps, privacy glass for the latter end of the vehicle, rear auxiliary climate control, and tri-zone automatic temperature control. For added comfort and convenience, Ford also includes a push-button start, a capless fuel filler, rear parking sensors, dome lights across all three rows of seating, control buttons mounted on the steering wheel, and a rear-view camera. Safety features range from SOS Post-Crash Alert to roll stability control. ST-Line In the ST-Line, LED lighting is now standard for fog lights and signature lighting. To enhance the appearance, Ford adds front and rear black skid plate elements, a blackout treatment on the headlamps and taillamps, and Ebony with red stitching on the doors. The all-terrain 18-inch wheels also become 20-inch wheels when upgrading from Active to ST-Line. Other additions to this trim level include a universal garage door opener, a 360-degree camera, a 10-speaker audio system, front parking sensors, reverse brake assist, remote start, and a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel with red stitching. Ford also gives the ST-Line an 8-way power passenger seat, heating for the seats in the second row, and the ability to fold the second row of seating. ST The new Ford Explorer ST gets a bit sporty with its quad chrome exhaust tips, sport-tuned suspension, rain-sensing front windshield wipers, ambient lighting, two 12V powerpoints, a heated steering wheel, and heating and ventilation in the first row of seating. The trim also adds an 8-way power driving seat, a 6-way power passenger seat, ST-specific cloth seating, power-folding third-row seats for extra storage, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror, and an upgrade to 21-inch wheels. Platinum The Platinum impresses with adaptive headlamps, a Platinum-specific Satin Chrome and Ebony grille, satin-colored roof-rack side rails, power-folding mirrors with heated glass, and a panoramic sunroof with a shade. It's complete with a leathered-wrapped center console armrest in the front row, leather seating surfaces, a 14-speaker audio system with a subwoofer, and an HD radio. Is the new Ford Explorer calling your name? Visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC to get a look at the vehicle in person.

When you want the most capable off-road pickup on the market, refuse to compromise. Drive a 2025 Ford F-150 Raptor. The F-150 Raptor is designed to conquer any terrain it comes across and look great doing it. Here's our guide to this incredibly capable pickup truck. Two Thunderous Motors Buyers of the 2025 F-150 Raptor get a choice between two incredible power plants. The 3.5-liter High Output EcoBoost V6 offers drivers up to 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque, plenty of power to conquer almost any terrain. But those who opt for the Raptor R will be treated to the most powerful engine ever fitted to an F-150, a 5.2-liter supercharged V8 that makes a staggering 720 horsepower and 640 lb-ft of torque. Drivers will, of course, be treated to Ford's excellent 4x4 transfer case for massive capability on almost any surface. The F-150 Raptor offers 7 selectable drive modes, including specialty modes like Rock Crawl and Baja modes, making it easy to pick your perfect performance envelope for the substrate beneath. Control the Trail The F-150 Raptor offers performance features designed to make navigating the trail easier so you can focus on enjoying the ride. Ford Trail Control offers a low-speed cruise control that lets the Raptor take over the gas and brakes. Or engage the Trail 1-Pedal Drive feature to keep in manual control while simplifying the drive experience. Either way, you're in command. The Raptor also does plenty of work to smooth the ride. A standard independent double-wishbone front suspension and 5-link coil rear suspension with Panhard rod make for a ride that's both exhilarating and comfortable. Standard Fox Racing Dual-Valve Live Shocks use internal bypass engineering and active damping for smoother rides and better navigation on rough surfaces. Tow, Haul, and Do It All The F-150 Raptor isn't just a champion at tackling some of the most rugged environments known to automobiles. It's also equipped to bring along almost anything you need. The Raptor can handle up to 1,410 pounds of payload in its ultra-capable bed, making it perfect for hauling plenty of gear for the adventure. Or hook up to the standard Class IV trailer hitch and enjoy up to 7,300 pounds of towing capability to bring along a camper, boat, or other adventure vehicle. Experience the 2025 F-150 Raptor today. Book your test drive at Conway Ford in Conway, SC.

When we're driving, collision threats can arise out of nowhere such as the vehicle ahead suddenly stopping or a pedestrian stepping into the road. In these emergency situations, the speed of the driver's reactions is vital. But what if you're distracted in that moment or simply slow to realize the danger and respond? With Ford Automatic Emergency Braking, you're much safer from any such road hazard; your car can identify the danger and apply the brakes for you. Forward-Facing Cameras and Radar Sensors While you're on the road, if you have Pre-Collision Assist, your Ford is always scanning the road ahead. Front-facing cameras work together with radar sensors to ensure that no threat is missed. Unlike human attention spans, these sensors do not waver and remain vigilant during both daytime and nighttime driving. Lightening-Fast Collision Threat Detection If your vehicle's sensors detect a collision danger, you're immediately alerted with an audible and visual warning. While most such hazards arise from other vehicles, this may include pedestrians on the road. Your car can detect both. Instant Enhancement of Your Brake Force Once a threat is detected, your brakes are pre-charged, increasing sensitivity and preparing to apply an extra boost of brake force. This boosts your own reactions when you press the brake pedal, increasing your ability to avoid or mitigate the collision. Activation of Automatic Emergency Braking If the driver fails to take appropriate evasive action immediately, the automatic emergency brakes will be applied. This allows your car to avoid or at least reduce the severity of a collision. Reverse Brake Assist With this feature, reversing your Ford also becomes far safer. While you're backing up, if an obstacle is detected behind you, you'll be warned in much the same way as with Pre-Collision Assist. If you fail to respond promptly, the automatic emergency brakes can be activated, preventing the collision. Rear Cross-Traffic Alert Another risky moment for all drivers is when backing out into a road from a tight parking spot or driveway. With Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, your car scans the road behind you to both sides and warns you of any oncoming vehicles. If you continue to back out, your car can apply the automatic brakes, stopping you from hitting the other car as it passes. Take a tour of these and many other advanced safety features in Ford's Co-Pilot360 suite of safety technology. Visit Conway Ford in Conway, SC, to learn more. We help the vehicle owners of our local community enjoy more affordable, more enjoyable, safer driving.