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Vehicle Comparisons from our team — in-depth shopping research, buying guides and dealership updates.
Comparison 12/11/2021
So, you like muscle cars? Then you've come to the right place. In today's comparison guide, we pit the iconic Ford Mustang against the equally iconic Dodge Charger. Both got their start in the heyday of the 1960s. Both are American-made muscle cars, sometimes repurposed as high-powered performance cars.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
If you're looking at SUVs, allow us to introduce you to Ford's two bestselling sport utility vehicles: the Ford Explorer and Ford Expedition. They're both three-row SUVs, great for hauling plenty of people or a tons of stuff. In this comparison guide, we'll help you decide which is right for you and your crew.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
Most auto manufacturers try to hit all the bases when planning their lineup. Take Ford, for example. You can probably find a vehicle in their lineup that perfectly meets your needs. In this comparison guide, we'll put the 2018 Ford Explorer and Edge side by side so you can see which one better fits you and your lifestyle.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
In this comparison guide, we'll put the 2018 Ford F-150 next to the Chevrolet Colorado of the same model year. One thing becomes immediately apparent. The Ford F-150 is taller, wider, and, in some cabin configurations, much longer.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
If you look at Nissan's websites, they praise the 2018 Nissan Titan for its horsepower, beating out even that of the Ford F-150. But a closer look at the numbers shows how horsepower alone is an unreliable gauge of power.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
We love working with customers from all over, but when you're buying from Brighton Ford and you live out of state, things can get a bit more complicated. To streamline the process, we want to make sure that our valued customers understand what's different if you live outside of Colorado and what we will need to make your purchase a smooth process.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
What do we love about midsize cars? Well, they're are small enough for every day commuting but large enough to fit the whole family on weekend drives or daily errands with the kids. They're also far less expensive, both in purchase and fuel costs, than SUVs with the same passenger seating. In this comparison guide, we put some of the greatest midsize sedans next to each other and see which has more of what you love. Say hello to the 2018 Ford Fusion and Honda Accord.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
A lot of people reflexively prefer the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Maybe it's the distinctive Jeep styling, the brand recognition, or the Grand Cherokee's off-roading capability. Whatever it is, you'll certainly pay handsomely for it, since the Jeep Grand Cherokee's price inches into luxury vehicle territory. Is the Grand Cherokee worth the price?
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Comparison 12/11/2021
Just because you buy a smaller SUV doesn't mean you have to give up on the oomph. That's right, given the right model, you could find yourself sitting behind the wheel of a powerful sport utility vehicle. In this comparison guide, we take a look at two contenders: the 2018 Ford Escape and the Toyota RAV4.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
Families love sport utility vehicles and it's easy to see why. They have plenty of room for all the kids along with their backpacks or sleeping bags. They sit higher than other cars, for a good view of the road. And they are sportier and more attractive than traditional minivans. But which sport utility vehicle is the ultimate family vehicle?
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Comparison 12/11/2021
The Ford Expedition is all new for 2018. This large sport utility vehicle is making some waves as one of the best in its class on the market today. What makes the Expedition so remarkable? To answer that question, we'll contrast this Ford to another popular large, three-row SUV: the 2018 Chevrolet Suburban.
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Comparison 12/11/2021
Systems checked and ready to go? You always expect your car to start when you turn the engine, to brake when you apply the pedal, and turn when you spin the wheel. Maybe that why it's always a surprise when the check engine light comes on for the first time. When you buy a new car, you expect it to last for years and years before it needs major repairs.
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