Dealership Research

There are plenty of automakers who'd love a bigger slice of the lucrative full-size pickup truck market, but our big domestic manufacturers continue to rule supreme. Toyota is one of those trying to pinch sales from the usual suspects so let's see how the Toyota Tundra measures up to America's favorite vehicle of all: the 2018 Ford F-150.

If you're reading this, you're wondering if you should be the best or the best of the best. The F-150 Platinum is a feat of luxurious design while the Limited might make you forget you're driving a pickup, until you check your rearview mirror and see the trailer in tow.

For full-size power and utility, you can't beat modern pickup trucks like the 2018 Ford F-150 and Ram 1500.

It's a good time to be a truck owner. Trucks are selling better and boast better reviews than ever before. Ford moved more than a million F-150s last year. The Silverado and the mechanically identical GMC Sierra together sold almost as many. The horsepower and torque of these work machines continues to smash records--and that's not to mention their multiplying creature comforts and tech options, which has led to a dizzying array of options

Like most pickup trucks, the Ford F-150 comes in a dazzling array of trim levels and configurations. You can choose between everything from bare-bones workhorses to truly luxurious pickups. Here we look at the Texas-inspired King Ranch and the opulent Platinum. Both boast all-leather heated seats inside, host a ton of tech features, and drip with chrome.

Competition in the compact crossover segment is probably as fierce as it has ever been, based on the sheer numbers of buyers flocking to SUVs over sedans and minivans. The 2018 Ford Escape and the Chevy Equinox are two of the biggest names in the market right now, so let's see how they shape up against each other.

The 2021 Ford Ranger is a solid off-roader with a powerful engine and good towing and hauling capacities for its class. It handles well, offers comfortable seating, and gets good gas mileage. The 2021 Jeep Gladiator is another off-roader that sits between a Jeep and a truck. Classified as a midsize pickup, the Gladiator looks more like a long four-door Wrangler with a 5-foot cargo bed. It also boasts high tow and hauling ratings, and is the only convertible truck on the market.

Holy Hail! On June 19, 2018, storms rolling through Colorado created golf ball and baseball sized hail that fell in the greater Denver area. Most of us were left with dents, dings, and damage--and Brighton Ford was no exception. Nearly 90% of new and pre-owned vehicle inventory was affected by this storm.

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.

Are you looking for a vehicle for your company's fleet, or a workhorse to handle tough jobs? Do you need a mobile workshop or something to make a great first impression on sales calls? Whatever you need, Brighton Ford can help you find the right vehicle to meet that need. Used vehicles can be a smart financial choice when you are starting out or want to keep your payments low.