What are People Saying about the 2010 Ford Focus Coupe?

It doesn’t get much better for the money than the 2010 Ford Focus Coupe. The smooth, quiet ride is powered by a 2.0-liter four cylinder engine that puts out a peppy 140 horsepower and 136 lb-ft of torque, along with excellent fuel economy with 24 mpg in the city and a startlingly great 35 mpg on the highway. It features a surprising amount of cargo capacity for a coupe, with 14 cubic feet of space and 60/40 split folding rear seats. Throw in a four-speaker audio system with a CD/MP3 player and auxiliary audio jack along with a high-tech interior with customizable lighting, and you’ve got a coupe offering an awful lot for a very low price tag. VIEW INVENTORY.

If you are looking for a small affordable car, the 2010 Ford Focus Coupe is a great option for your needs. With its comfortable seating, new key system and state-of-the-art entertainment features, you are sure to enjoy the new Ford Focus Coupe.

Ford SYNC
Ford revolutionized driving when the automaker introduced the SYNC system a couple years ago. Today, that system is still going strong and it is one of the most popular features car buyers look for when buying a new car. The SYNC system offers handy features like a vehicle health report, real-time traffic reports, audible text messages, hands-free calling and so much more. It is a Because it is mainly voice-controlled, the Ford Sync is also a great safety feature to have on your 2010 Ford Focus Coupe.

Safety
According to U.S. News and World Report Rankings and Reviews, the 2010 Ford Focus Coupe gets an 8.3, or “Very Good,” when it comes to safety. In federal crash test ratings, this car does very well. The 2009 model was given a “Top Safety Pick” by the insurance industry. However, the 2010 model has not completed its safety rating test, but it should get a top honor as well. The new MyKey System, another Ford innovation, comes standard on the 2010 Ford Focus Coupe and has parents raving about its safety. The system does not allow the vehicle to go above 80 miles per hour and it disables the radio or audio when the seatbelts are not fastened. It also creates a loud chime once the vehicle reaches 45, 55 and 65 miles per hour. As a result, parents love the MyKey system for the teen drivers.

Performance
The 2010 Ford Focus Coupe is not exactly the fastest or most powerful car in its segment, but it does get great gas mileage to make up for that. With a 2.0-liter engine with only four cylinders, you won’t be squealing away from the stop lights but you will get 24 miles to the gallon in the city and upwards of 35 miles per gallon on the highways. That’s a good exchange for extreme horsepower. You can choose between a five-speed manual transmission which comes standard on the 2010 Ford Focus Coupe or you can choose the four-speed automatic which is an option for only about $800.

But don’t take our word for it. Visit your Omaha area Ford dealers today and take one for a test drive. You will see that the reviews people are posting are not exaggerated!

All about the 2010 Ford F-450 XLT

The 2010 Ford F-450 XLT used to only be available for commercial use, because they figured no ordinary person would be towing more than 24,000 pounds or hauling 3 tons in the payload. Maybe no ordinary person would, but you are no ordinary person — and now there is a truck for everything you need to do. The 2010 Ford F-450 XLT features a 6.4-liter turbodiesel V8 engine getting a whopping 350 horsepower and a ridiculously huge 650 lb-ft of torque. A standard six-speed manual transmission means the drive is totally under your command, and it carries up to 6,000 pounds. The rugged exterior gives way to a comfortable cabin, too. Simply extraordinary. VIEW INVENTORY.

ford dealersThe new Super Duty Ford F-450 XLT is perfect for hauling, towing and other types of jobs where a really powerful truck is needed. Starting at a price of about $49,000, the new XLT is full of features for today’s blue-collar working man. Here are some rugged features and some that appeal to his softer, more relaxing side.

• The new F-450 XLT has a 5.4-liter V8 engine under the hood to give the truck massive power (350 horsepower) along with a convenient six-speed manual overdrive transmission.

• The wheels on the new 2010 Ford F-450 XLT are 17″ chrome steel wheels that have bright hub covers and decorative centers.

• For even more power, the new F-450 XLT offers a 6.4-liter Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engine with dual turbochargers. This means more power, faster acceleration and better performance all around.

• The Ford Work Solutions is an option for the man on the go. It includes a little workstation inside the cab of the truck where you can make notes, print papers and track your fleet all while you are a behind the wheel. However, the features are disabled while the truck is in gear.

• The Ford Sync by Microsoft helps you stay in touch with a hands-free connectivity system for extra safety and convenience.

These are just a few things you will undoubtedly find appealing about the Super Duty 2010 Ford F-450 XLT. Visit your Ford dealer today to get behind the wheel of one and see what you’ve been missing!

2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Review

There’s a common truck driver Catch-22 – if the truck is big enough, the driving experience is lousy, but if the truck handles well and gets great mileage, there’s no space to haul in the bed or the backseat. The 2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac manages to eliminate the problem with a midsize pickup that’s half SUV. The roomy enclosed cabin and independent rear suspension make this truck comfortable in every way to drive, and the interior is far more enjoyable than most trucks with power accessories, AC, CD player, satellite radio, and auxiliary jack. The 4.0-liter V6 with 210 hp and 254 lb-ft of torque puts out plenty of power, with the option for a 4.6-liter V8 at 292 hp and 315 lb-ft. Catch-22 of power vs. function solved. VIEW INVENTORY.

There’s a common truck driver Catch-22 – if the truck is big enough, the driving experience is lousy, but if the truck handles well and gets great mileage, there’s no space to haul in the bed or the backseat. The 2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac manages to eliminate the problem with a midsize pickup that’s half SUV, which makes the interior roomy and capable of carrying tons of cargo, but leaves the driving experience smooth and effortless. For those who want it all, the Ford Explorer Sport Trac is one of the only vehicles that solves this problem effortlessly, in a beautifully designed package.

The design is half SUV, half pickup, with four full doors instead of the dinky little half-doors that you see on most trucks. Those doors are usually a fair indication of the amount of legroom a passenger has to put up with inside – about a third of an average-sized seat, which is uncomfortable for anyone but small children. On the Ford Explorer Sport Trac, those seats are fully extended with plenty of legroom and extremely comfortable design, which means you can actually seat four adults comfortably, with a child or a smaller fifth adult in the middle rear seat.

You’d think that giving so much space to the passengers would rob the Ford Explorer Sport Trac of its cargo and carrying capacity, but you’d be wrong. The cargo bed is smaller than your average pickup’s, but it’s extremely wide and roomy, with a 4.5-foot utility box. If you need even more room for cargo and don’t happen to be carrying extra passengers that day, the Sport Trac actually allows you to extend your carrying capacity by putting down the 60/40 split rear seats to make another flat cargo area for anything that wouldn’t fit in the bed.

The argument over which is more important, cargo or passenger space, has proponents on either side who clearly haven’t hear that the Sport Trac is the solution to all their woes. Those two camps agree on one thing, though – power is still the most important factor in both trucks and SUVs. So what does the Ford Explorer Sport Trac have under the hood?

The answer to that question should put any remaining qualms to rest. The Sport Trac comes standard with a 4.0-liter V6 that puts out 210 horsepower and 254 lb-ft of torque, with a five-speed automatic transmission that shifts through the gears easily and effortlessly. The drive itself is as quiet and smooth as you could want, even with the huge capacity of the Sport Trac. It accelerates from 0 to 60 in a little more than 8 seconds, and can tow up to 7,160 lbs. The fuel economy is pretty darn decent too, getting 20 mpg on the highway.

Cargo capacity + lots of passenger room + power = the 2010 Ford Explorer Sport Trac. It’s an equation no one else seems to have mastered, but that’s all right. Just so long as Ford’s doing the smart math so you can get the vehicle that you want.

And you can get it at your favorite Omaha Ford dealer right here at Rusty Eck.

Reviewing the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO

It doesn’t get much better for the money than the 2010 Ford Focus Coupe. The smooth, quiet ride is powered by a 2.0-liter four cylinder engine that puts out a peppy 140 horsepower and 136 lb-ft of torque, along with excellent fuel economy with 24 mpg in the city and a startlingly great 35 mpg on the highway. It features a surprising amount of cargo capacity for a coupe, with 14 cubic feet of space and 60/40 split folding rear seats. Throw in a four-speaker audio system with a CD/MP3 player and auxiliary audio jack along with a high-tech interior with customizable lighting, and you’ve got a coupe offering an awful lot for a very low price tag. VIEW INVENTORY.

The new 2010 Ford Taurus SHO is certainly attracting quite the buzz for the Ford Motor Company since it has been traveling around the country to be shown at auto shows. The “SHO” part of the car’s moniker comes from the sport sedan’s first badge and Ford has brought it back in a new and exciting way.

The 2010 Ford Taurus SHO has been redesigned from the Taurus that your parents knew. The new Taurus is going back to the days when this sedan demanded respect and attention because of its design and drivability. With a 365 horsepower twin-turbo EcoBoost V6 engine, it’s promising to be one of the best selling vehicles of its model year. The new generation also includes AWD and a number of upgrades that are going to bring buyers to the showroom just to check out the newest features.

The acronym “SHO” used to stand for Super High Output when it was used with the younger generations of the Taurus. Those words definitely ring true for this model which has a horsepower output that is 145-hp higher than the first few generations of the Taurus.

Visit your Omaha area Ford dealer to find out much more about the 2010 Taurus. You may just find yourself wanting to buy one before you leave the showroom!

Johnny Appleseed Drives a Ford F-350

With Halloween right around the corner, have you figured out what you’re going to dress up as? I’m sure you have a big party to go to OR a long night of trick-or-treating with your kids, so a great costume is a must, right? Well, do you own a big Ford F-350 OR are you in the market for the new 2010 Ford F-350? If so, perhaps you can suit up in a colonial outfit, and head to your Halloween party as Johnny Appleseed in your big Ford F-350.

How cool would it be to pull up to your Halloween party in a brand new Ford F-350 and jump out as Johnny Appleseed? You could walk around your friends house sprinkling seeds everywhere. If they have a problem with it, just tell them you are really getting into your character, plus, it’s good for the environment! If they still don’t like it, you can always do a nice burnout in the yard on your way home. Take a look at those tires, perfect for burnouts…

Click here for more information

It’s Ford Truck Month and in recognition of that, we are having a Black Tag Sale as part of the Fall Classic promotion. Sign up for the Rusty Eck of Omaha Insider List to receive monthly email specials. Click here to watch a video explaining how much you can save during the Fall Classic promotion.

Remember to follow Rusty Eck of Omaha on Twitter and become a fan of Rusty Eck of Omaha on Facebook.

All about the 2010 Ford F-350

Have you heard the buzz surrounding the 2010 Ford F-350 trucks? If not, where have you been? These are some of the most impressive trucks put out by the Ford Motor Company in recent years. Here are some things that Ford and many consumers are excited about in the 2010 Ford F-350s.

ford trucks

• The new F-350 is available in three different engines – 300, 362 or 350 horsepower. Each engine has its own unique size. The 300-horsepower engine, for instance, is a 5.4 liter V8 engine. The 362-horsepower one is a 6.8-liter V10 and the 350-horsepower is a 6.4-liter V8 which is diesel fueled.
• You can get the 2010 Ford F-350 as either a six-speed automatic transmission or a five-speed manual. The choice is yours!
• Payloads for these massive trucks range between 2,860 pounds and 3,180 pounds.
• The Lariat F-350 is a more luxurious version of the truck than the rest of the trims. This particular model includes premium leather seats, a leather-trimmed dashboard and even a TV and DVD entertainment system.
• The Ford SYNC system is available for the 2010 F-350s as well as the new Ford Work Solutions package. This unique feature allows you to check your tool inventory quickly, check for any problems with your fleet vehicles and more simply by using a system installed in your dashboard.

ford dealers

With all of these features and more, why haven’t you gone to your Ford dealer to check out the new F-350s? Do it today while they are still available!

What You Will Enjoy about the 2010 Ford E-Series

Ford is about more than just the Mustang, Fusion and best-selling F-Series pickup truck. The Ford Motor Company has a whole line of vans, work trucks and other types of commercial vehicles in the Ford 2010 E-Series.

ford

One of the more popular vehicles in the 2010 Ford E-Series is the 2010 E-350 Wagon. This large cargo van comes in two trims – the XL and the XLT. Both have V8 engines that are capable of either 235 horsepower or 255 horsepower. They also come with standard features like a Low Tire Pressure Warning system, intermittent wipers, fourth row bench seats and more. The XL comes with a CD player as standard equipment and you can also get features like a panic alarm, ignition disable and remote keyless entry for just a little extra.

Another popular model – the E-150 – is a cargo van with a maximum payload of 3,340 pounds. At a starting price of about $26,000, this model is ideal for your company’s fleet of vehicles.

trucks

The 2010 Ford E-Series also gives customers the option of having a backup camera system so the driver can see behind the van or truck before backing up. This helps prevent tragic accidents where a child is behind a van that is in reverse.

If the 2010 Ford E-Series lineup sounds ideal for you, contact your Omaha, NE dealer today to schedule a test drive!

2010 Ford Edge Review

If you’re a fan of ford vehicles, you know that quality is more than just a catchphrase or marketing campaign. At Ford, quality is a way of life. No matter whether you’re thinking about a Ford truck like the F150, or whether you’re talking about a road-ready car like the 2010 Ford Taurus, you can count on Ford to build a quality vehicle. In the midsize crossover SUV category, that vehicle is the 2010 Ford Edge.

The 2010 Ford Edge is tops in many areas. For example, it has some of the best safety test scores in its field. In addition, the 2010 Ford Edge features a large number of safety features as standard that are options on other vehicles.

Inside the 2010 Ford Edge you’ll find quiet comfort and roominess. In addition to all of that, you’ll have the Ford Sync system. The Sync system is one of the most advanced communications and entertainment systems you can have today. Bluetooth connectivity and voice commands are just two of the outstanding features you’ll find with the Sync system. It’s truly a masterpiece of automotive technology.

Come to your Omaha Ford dealer today and check out the 2010 Ford Edge. It’s the quality crossover SUV you’ve been dreaming about.