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As versatile as it is comfortable, the all-new 2022 Ford Edge is a unique crossover that offers reliable performance, standard all-wheel drive, and impressive towing strength. Along with these traits comes exceptional handling and a cabin designed to entertain and relax you with all of today's latest technology features onboard. So if this is your first time learning about the Ford SUV that drivers can't stop talking about, here's a quick introduction. Resilient Performance For the 2022 Edge, five trims levels are available. The base trim, SE, as well as SEL, ST-Line, and the luxurious Titanium option all come with a turbocharged twin-scroll 2.0L engine that sports 250 horsepower alongside an eight-speed automatic transmission. The fifth trim, ST, is a racetrack-inspired one that features a 335-horsepower 2.7L V6 that's paired to a quick-shifting seven-speed automatic transmission. more As for towing strength, you can pull a trailer loaded with up to 3,500 pounds behind the vehicle when opting for the Class II Trailer Tow Package. For tackling tough terrains, the vehicle's Intelligent AWD system optimizes traction automatically to match whatever challenge lies ahead. Brilliantly Designed The Edge's spacious cabin is also impressive, as it seats up to five and comes with your choice of cloth or leather-trimmed seats up front with fully foldable seats available for the rear. Keeping you covered in cold weather, the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel and heated seats throughout the cabin are sure to warm up your day. The exterior of the vehicle, with its Active Grille Shutters, was designed with aerodynamics in mind for greater fuel efficiency and to reduce drag on highways. The side mirrors offer a memory feature, so you won't have to reset your preferences after letting family members drive. Captivating Technology The vehicle's tech features are all sure to keep everyone busy while impressing passengers. Using Bluetooth, you can connect your Android or iPhone to the integrated SYNC 4A system for hands-free calling, access to the latest satellite radio stations, and detailed navigation instructions. The Edge also pairs with the ever-useful FordPass App, which allows you to perform remote vehicle functions, such as starting and turning off the engine, locking or unlocking doors, and locating the vehicle when you don't see it in a parking lot. Stunning Safety Features All of the safety features found in the Edge are sure to impress, such as the 180-degree camera, which enhances your view of the area around the vehicle, so you can feel more comfortable with accelerating when making your way through trails. Also included is Hill Start Assist, which gives you a bit more time to get your bearings by holding the vehicle in place while you transition your foot to the accelerator pedal. Then there's the available Evasive Steering Assist, which is a collision-avoidance system that works to help you steer your way around obstacles when you're too close for braking to be effective. With two engine options and a stylish cabin full of impressive technology, the new 2022 Edge is an SUV worth celebrating. Come experience it for yourself today at Brown's Ford of Amsterdam, and ask us about our affordable financing options.

The 2021 Ford F-250 has earned its "Super Duty" name, with its power, looks, and features. Known for being best in class for GVWR, horsepower, payload, conventional towing, and 5th-wheel, the Ford F-250 delivers everywhere it counts. Basics About the 2021 Ford F-250 Super Duty Released for orders in August 2020, the new Ford F-250 has garnered a lot of attention since its release. The new crew cab pickup truck from Ford is jam-packed with power and features. more Engine Power in the F-250 is provided by the optional 6.7L Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engine that gives 1,050 lb-ft of torque. The engine comes with a brand new fuel injection system and pistons that results in the truck reaching 475hp at 2,600rpm. If you choose the 7.3L V8 gas engine, you won't be sacrificing anything. The new design optimizes power output and torque in a more durable form and still produces the same 475 horsepower as the diesel engine. Frame and Chassis The body of the vehicle is yet another feature that makes the F-250 stand out from its competitors. The truck's body is made from a military-grade aluminum alloy. The alloy doesn't rust and resists dents, while it also is lightweight enough that it doesn't negatively impact speed and drag. Safety and Cameras Cameras and sensors are located 360 degrees around the truck providing peace of mind while also helping out with parking, and moving around other vehicles. The Ford Co-Pilot360 system warns drivers before crashes so they can be avoided. The automatic emergency braking system also works to limit damage. The additional blind spot information system works with trailers as well as the pickup so that you can change lanes without fear. Off-Road Capabilities The optional Tremor Off-Road Package helps the F-250 capture the title for best full-size pickup in water fording and tire approach angles, meaning that no matter if you're driving along wet trails or across rocky ground, the truck can handle everything that's thrown at it. Storage With a choice of two cargo bed sizes, a 6.75-foot or an 8-foot, you won't be running out of places to put your materials and tools anytime soon. For the security conscious, a lockable storage box is located under the rear seat. Pricing The new F-250's starting prices depend on the model you choose: • XL: $34,230 • XLT: $39,095 • LARIAT: $47,210 • King Ranch: $59,595 • Platinum: $65,515 • Limited: $84,190 Full-Featured Pricing If you are looking for all the bells and whistles, the price for the F-250 rises: • XL: $52,105 • XLT: $57,965 • LARIAT: $568,960 • King Ranch: $79,005 • Platinum: $81,740 • Limited: $92,820 Electric Winch Perfect for work, the F-250 comes with a 70-ft synthetic winch that provides 12,000 pounds of power. It can be controlled by a wireless remote control and its location at the front of the vehicle means you can drag your fellow workers out from muddy sites. FordPass Connect App FordPass Connect is yet another gem found in the F-250. When you enter your VIN into the app, you will be able to remotely start your truck and keep track of the mileage, fuel efficiency, and oil life. Wireless Technology Revolutionary for new cars, the Ford F-250 comes with a wireless charging pad, a boon for those who can never find a charging cable when it's needed. It maintains your phone charge even when it's in use. The new Wi-Fi hotspot, which provides internet access to 10 devices, also makes life easier for when you're out on the road. Sync 3 and Alexa Introducing voice-activated commands to the F-250, Sync 3 and Ford+Alexa improves the safety of the driver by reducing the need for touch. The combination also works to bring in-car navigation to the new Ford, and you can control your smart-home devices from the comfort of the driver's seat. Whichever model you decide on, you will get every cent of your money's worth. Come on down to Brown's Ford of Amsterdam to test drive the new F-250 today.

If you're looking for an SUV that was built for off-road adventure yet provides comfort and the latest tech features, the 2021 Ford Bronco Sport is sure to impress. This junior version of the legendary Ford Bronco packs just as many rugged terrain features, but with its own flair and an impressive drivetrain to match. While we could spend a whole day discussing all its exciting features, we've narrowed the list down to the following six most amazing ones. more 1. Versatile On All Terrains The Bronco Sport is known as an outdoor vehicle, and this wouldn't be so without its complex Terrain Management System to handle all different types of surfaces. Five different terrain modes are available, so you can handle whatever terrain lies ahead of you with ease. With Badlands models, you'll also be prepared for mud and rock crawling as well. 2. Fully Capable Drivetrain As for engines, most Bronco Sports come with a 3-cylinder 181-horsepower turbocharged 1.5-liter engine, while the First Edition and Badlands models feature a 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine, which has a 245-horsepower output. An eight-speed automatic transmission is featured with both types of engines, but there's an option for steering wheel paddle shifters in 2.0-liter models. 3. A Stable Platform Roof With the safari-style roof, not only can you haul up to 150 pounds of cargo on this unique roof, but you can also pitch a tent on top of its steel base and still have plenty of extra headroom for interior passengers too. 4. See the Stars Above If you're truly out for an adventure within nature, then you might as well opt for the available power moonroof. With the push of a button, you can expose the vehicle's interior to the sky and stars within a matter of seconds. 5. Surprisingly Spacious While the Bronco Sport might be the smaller of the two Ford Bronco types, this is its advantage because it still has plenty of interior space to offer as well. Even with enough seating room for up to five people, there's still enough cargo space for all your gear, with around 65.2 cubic feet available. 6. A Mobile Charging Hub Within the cargo area in Badlands models, there's a convenient power converter with electrical outlets for charging devices. You can charge up to 110 volts/400 watts of total power at any given time, providing you with enough power to charge your phone, tablet, or even an espresso machine. With the Ford Bronco Sport, you can set up camp for the night on its roof, and then wake up and take to the trails, ready for any terrain. Rarely do vehicles offer such a unique experience, which is why we know you'll love the Bronco Sport. To see it in person, come visit us as soon as you can at Brown's Ford of Amsterdam!