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The 2024 Ford Edge is a mid-size five-seat SUV that's fantastic for everyday commuting and longer trips alike. The Edge gained popularity early on after its release and remains highly popular to this day. Drivers flock to the Ford dealership to see what new features each release offers year by year, so let's go over a few of them now. more 1. Dynamic Driving Performance The Edge has been engineered to provide a sporty, dynamic driving performance no matter how long or short your trip is. The standard 2-liter EcoBoost engine delivers an enjoyable amount of power, while people who want something more can opt for the powerful 2.7-liter V6 EcoBoost engine. If you want faster acceleration with either engine, then you can switch on sport mode and enjoy extremely nimble handling and enhanced engine responsiveness. Intelligent all-wheel drive kicks in, too, to improve traction at every turn. You can opt to have paddle shifters fitted onto your steering wheel if you'd like an even sportier ride. 2. Advanced Infotainment Technology The regularly updated SYNC 4A infotainment system is housed inside a 12-inch screen that you can navigate using your voice or the touchscreen. You can connect your phone or tablet to the system, use the FordPass app, access the built-in navigation, and more. The system has a Wi-Fi hotspot available to make sure your passengers always have internet access inside and around the car. Alexa is also available on the infotainment system and can give you directions, add things to your shopping list, and play music, to name a few things. You'll also be pleased with the wireless charging pads available in the car. 3. Intuitive Driver Assistance Features There's a whole suite of driver assistance features available to you in the Edge. You can keep track of what's in your blind spot, receive alerts when there is a hazard in your path, and be alerted when you're drifting too close to the edge of your lane. The features mentioned above are included in the available Ford Co-Pilot360 suite. There's also a rearview camera that can help you when you're backing up. 4. Fantastic Transporting Capability People who need to transport cargo can easily do so in the Edge. When you fold the rear seats flat, you've got 74.8 inches of cargo space length-wise and 41.7 inches of cargo space width-wise. The car can handle having up to 650 pounds of gear packed into it, and it can tow up to 3,500 pounds if you equip it with the Class II Trailer Tow package. Visit Lundgren Ford to take a look at the latest Edge. We're open six days a week, so pay us a visit or call our sales department at 218-550-1005.

The airflow into your car's engine needs to be kept clean of dust, debris, and other airborne contaminants. The air filter serves this vital function, making sure that only fresh, clean oxygen makes it into the combustion chambers. If your car air filter ever becomes clogged up or damaged, you may experience the following problems. You can have your filter quickly replaced at your local Ford dealership. more Your Engine's Losing Power The combustion chambers inside a car's engine require a balanced mixture of oxygen and fuel at all times. If a clogged air filter prevents sufficient oxygen from entering the chambers, this balance becomes thrown off and the engine works less efficiently. The result of this is a distinctive loss of power. You may find your car moving sluggishly on the highway. Acceleration will also be reduced, making it more difficult to overtake or cross busy intersections at speed. Your Cylinders Start Misfiring With a faulty filter, an excess of fuel builds up inside the combustion chambers. All this unburned fuel will start to coat the spark plugs in a sooty residue, fouling them. This eventually prevents the spark plugs from generating sparks properly, causing them to misfire. This will cause your vehicle to shudder and cough, and perhaps even stall. You're most likely to first notice misfiring when you slow down your car to rest in idle while parking or at traffic lights. You See Black Smoke Behind You When an excess of fuel builds up inside an engine's cylinders as a result of a clogged air filter, the fuel often starts to travel back into the exhaust system. As the exhaust pipes of any car are so hot, fuel may partially ignite inside them. This causes black smoke to pour from the tailpipe. Your Check Engine Like Appears The various engine problems resulting from a clogged air filter will usually be detected by your car's internal sensors, which will trigger the check engine light to appear on your dashboard. This warning light should prompt you to visit a technician right away. Your Air Filter Looks Filthy If you experience any of the aforementioned engine trouble, you can pop the hood of your car to visually inspect the air filter. Make sure to check in between the filter's pleats. If the filter looks filthy with clear patches of clogging, it's probably time for a new one. How Often To Visit Your Ford Dealer for a New Air Filter Engine air filters usually need to be replaced once a year or so. However, if you put your filter through excessive stain with regular stop-and-go traffic or dusty out-of-town roads, then you might need a new filter every six months or even more frequently. Have your air filter inspected and replaced today at Lundgren Motors Ford. We're a fourth-generation, family-operated dealership that's been diligently serving the region's drivers since 1929.

Keeping up with regular oil changes is one of the most important things you can do to maintain your car in top condition. With advancements in technology, your Ford dealer's service center is your best option for optimizing your vehicle's efficiency and keeping it performing at its peak. more Recommended Scheduled Maintenance While older vehicles often require frequent maintenance, modern technology and synthetic oil blends have extended how long your engine can remain healthy in between services. Your first resource should be your Owner's Manual. There, you'll find a recommended maintenance schedule for everything from rotating your tires to changing your oil. Following the suggested maintenance schedule will help to extend the life and performance of your Ford vehicle. Recommendations often vary depending on your vehicle's configuration, so it's important to understand your particular car's needs. Use Your Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor System Many newer Ford vehicles have a responsive monitoring system that calculates how long you can go between changes. The system uses information about how you drive and what conditions you're driving in to calculate when you should change your oil. The Intelligent Oil-life Monitor System will let you know you should schedule a service appointment soon when it calculates you have 5% life left in your motor oil, and it will give you an urgent message when you're at 0% oil-life remaining. You'll need to change your oil at least once per year and will need to reset your monitor system each time you change your oil. Average Oil-Life Expectations If you mostly drive on the highway for typical commuting, you should expect to change your oil every 7,500-10,000 miles. If you drive on a lot of hills, tow a trailer occasionally, or idle your car often, your vehicle will likely need maintenance every 5,000-7,500 miles. If you live in an area with extremely hot or cold weather or frequently tow heavy loads, you may have to change your oil closer to 3,000-5,000 miles. Get Your Best Service at Your Ford Dealer Your local dealer will have access to the most current service bulletins in addition to factory parts and tools that are engineered to fit perfectly in your vehicle. They can scan your computer system and pick up any potential problems lurking that might become bigger problems down the road without prompt attention. By getting your car maintained regularly at your dealer, you can be confident that your bases are covered. Come down to Lundgren Ford in Eveleth, MN today to schedule an appointment with our team of Master Ford technicians to help you keep your car on the road and running as smoothly as the day you took it home.

In an emergency situation on the road, every fraction of a second counts. If your visibility is reduced by dim or faulty headlights, your ability to detect and react quickly to collision threats is also hindered. With this in mind, always keep an eye on the condition of your headlights. If you notice the following signs of deterioration, head to your local Ford dealer for new headlights right away. more Your Headlights Partially Stop Working The most obvious indication that you need new headlight bulbs is if they partially stop working. If a single bulb dies, you may need to replace both bulbs in the pair. This is because the second bulb isn't likely to last much longer before it starts dimming and fails too. If only your high beams or low beams stop shining, also have the issue fixed at once. It's dangerous to drive without a complete set of working headlights as intended by the manufacturer. Your Headlights Are Losing Brightness The first sign of faltering headlights is often a gradual loss of brightness. If you notice you need to squint to see the road ahead, then at least one of your headlight bulbs is probably on its last legs. It's safest to have dimming bulbs replaced as soon as you notice the problem, rather than waiting for them to fail altogether. Any reduction in brightness puts you, your passengers, and other drivers at greater risk on the road. Your Headlights Start Flickering Flickering light may mean that a bulb filament is burnt out or broken. Flickering might also be caused by faulty wiring or another underlying issue with the electrical supply. Have a technician figure out and fix the problem before it worsens. Your Fuse or One of Your Bulbs Keeps Failing If any particular bulb fails repeatedly, no matter how many times you replace it, then the socket or wiring might have a fault. Likewise, a continually blowing fuse may point to an incorrectly installed bulb or a wiring issue. You'll probably need a professional to diagnose the fault. Your Ford Dealer Detects a Problem Given their importance for road safety, headlights should be maintained with as much care as any other car part. During your periodical servicing visits at your local dealership, ask the technician to check that your headlights are in optimal working order. If they find a problem, the technician can repair it and save you from the risk of a suddenly failing bulb while out on the road. Have your headlights repaired or replaced today by experienced professionals at Lundgren Motors Ford. Our dealership is a fourth-generation family operation that's been treating our customers with diligent care and professionalism since 1929.

You'd be hard-pressed to find an SUV that's more capable of off-roading than the 2023 Ford Bronco Sport. But while it's a champion across all kinds of rough terrain, it's still an excellent car for daily driving, thanks to excellent handling and plenty of impressive technology. more 1. Unmatched Off-Roading Abilities Four-wheel drive comes standard at every trim level with this year's Bronco Sport, as does a series of driving modes that can support you across varying terrains: Normal, Sport, Eco, Sand, and Slippery. The Badlands trim gets you things like off-road suspension, skid plates, a front-view camera, and extra driving modes like Mud and Rock Crawl. An enhanced 4WD system with a locking differential also comes standard, while 29-inch all-terrain tires are available. 2. Great Power and Handling The standard engine for the Bronco is a turbocharged three-cylinder that makes 181 horsepower and is perfect for day-to-day driving. A turbocharged four-cylinder making 250 horsepower is also available and a prime choice for those who want something a little more muscular. The steering in the Bronco Sport is responsive and light, and you'll find you're able to take sharp turns with minimal body roll and maximum control. 3. An Airy, Open Cabin The Bronco Sport seats five comfortably. A high roofline means rear seat passengers have ample head and legroom, so even taller passengers won't feel cramped. Drivers will appreciate the excellent outward visibility in the front seats. The cabin has a nice, simple design with plenty of hard plastics that are functional and easy to clean. The trunk provides 32.5 cubic feet of cargo space, or 65.2 cubic feet with the rear seats folded down. 4. Fantastic Technology Ford's impressive SYNC3 infotainment system is easy to use, responsive to input, and its menu is laid out nicely. Physical buttons alongside an 8-inch touchscreen are labeled clearly and practical. Standard tech features include voice recognition, smartphone connectivity, a six-speaker stereo, and multiple USB ports. Upgrading will have you enjoying extra perks like navigation, HD Radio, wireless device charging, satellite radio, and a 10-speaker stereo from Bang & Olufsen. An abundance of driver-assistance features affords you peace of mind when you're on the open road. Forward automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keep assist, automatic high-beam headlights, a rearview camera, rear cross-traffic alert, and forward collision warning all come standard. Upgrade for even more security with things like rain-sensing windshield wipers, evasive-steering assist, rear parking sensors, stop-and-go adaptive cruise control, traffic-sign recognition, and lane-centering assist. The Bronco Sport is a formidable off-roader, a practical day-to-day vehicle, and a safe mode of transport. To take a new or used model for a test drive, or to get your current Ford serviced, come by Lundgren Motors Ford in Eveleth, MN, today.

Your radiator has one of the most important jobs in your car, as it stops your engine from overheating. That's why it's vital to know when you need a radiator repair, as issues can crop up even in well-maintained vehicles. Head right to the Ford dealer if you see any of the signs we're going to talk about below. more 1. Constantly High Temperature Gauge Even if your temperature gauge isn't in the red zone, it could show you that your car is running hotter than normal. If the reading on the gauge has been higher than normal for the past few journeys, then you should head to the dealer ASAP. Your engine may not be cooling enough, and pretty soon, the issue could get so bad that the engine overheats. 2. Smoke Under the Hood If your car is overheating, then your temperature gauge will move into the red zone. If you don't notice that straight away, then you'll definitely notice the smoke that can come from under the hood when the engine overheats. If your engine is producing smoke, then you need to find a safe spot to pull over as quickly as possible. You shouldn't attempt to drive again, as it can cause severe damage to major engine parts. You'll need a tow truck to get you to the dealer. 3. Discolored Coolant It's a good idea to check the quality of the fluids in your vehicle every so often. Your coolant should be slightly translucent and have a bright color and sweet smell. If the coolant smells foul, is dark, or has a sludge-like consistency, then you'll need to head to the dealer. 4. Coolant Puddle Keep an eye out for pools of liquid on the ground around the car. If you spy a puddle of liquid that's bright and smells sweet, then you may have a coolant leak. Make sure you clean up the leak ASAP, as it's toxic to animals, and then check you have plenty of coolant left in your vehicle before you drive to the dealer for a repair. 5. Rapidly Dropping Coolant Level Regularly check how much coolant you have in your vehicle, and take note of how quickly the level usually drops. If you notice the level is starting to drop faster than usual, then you might have a leak somewhere in the cooling system. Even if there are no other indicators of a leak, you should visit the dealer and have a professional take a look. Stop by Lundgren Ford if you're having issues with your cooling system. You can also call our service center at 218-248-6654 any time to ask questions about your Ford or let us know you'll be stopping by for a repair.

Ford has long been at the forefront of the automotive industry with regard to safety features. The Ford vehicles of today are safer to drive than ever before. Here are some of the most advanced safety and driver-assist features you'll find as standard or available in modern Ford cars. You can visit your nearest Ford dealer any time to find out more. more Blind Spot Information System Human drivers will always have a weakness when it comes to seeing behind our vehicles. Ford's BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) goes a long way to mitigate the risk created by our blind spots. With continual rearward camera scanning, your car detects anything entering your blind spots and clearly alerts you. Cross Traffic Alert Likewise, Cross-Traffic Alert helps whenever you're backing out of a drive or parking spot. It detects any approaching traffic and lets you know when to stop reversing. The Rear View Camera further helps with this, providing a crystal clear image on your dashboard of everything behind your car. Pre-Collision Assist Your car can also enhance your perception and reaction times when it comes to potential forward collisions. By scanning the road ahead, the system detects potential collisions with vehicles and even pedestrians. It can then give you an audible and visual warning. If you fail to react to the threat in time, Automatic Emergency Braking can even stop your car for you. Adaptive Cruise Control Your Ford can use Adaptive Cruise Control to take over the wheel on select stretches of the nation's highways. By scanning lane markers and distances from other vehicles, your car keeps you safely in your lane and on track toward your destination, steering, braking, and accelerating as required to ensure a safe distance is kept from other cars. Lane Keeping Aid When activated, Lane Keeping Aid alerts you with a gentle vibration of your wheel should you accidentally start to wander into another lane. It can even provide a little extra torque to help you get back into the center of your lane. On top of this, Driver Alert lets you know when you keep repeating this mistake, indicating that you might be too tired to drive safely. Auto High-Beam Headlamps After dark, failing to dim high-beam headlamps can blind other drivers and cause a crash. With Auto High-Beam headlamps, your Ford detects oncoming cars and automatically dims your headlamps until the other vehicle has passed. Learn More at Your Local Ford Dealership Why not check out firsthand how these excellent features work? If you visit your nearest dealership and request a tour of the various available features, the staff will be happy to help. Test drive your favorite Ford model today at Lundgren Motors Ford. We're a fourth-generation family-owned and run dealership that's been diligently serving our valued customers since 1929.

​​​​​​​​A dead battery can ruin any driver's day. The battery's main function is to provide the initial electrical charge that starts the engine. A problem with the battery can make starting your car difficult or even impossible. As your Ford dealer in Eveleth, MN, we'd like you to know some signs that you need to visit us for a new car battery. more Your Battery Is Old Despite its importance, a car battery has a relatively short life. On average, a battery will need replacement every three to five years. Its lifespan can also be reduced by additional factors like the external temperature, diving conditions, and other problems in the electrical system. Although the battery will show signs that it's failing, a battery test will give a clear indication of its health and remaining life. We recommend that you visit us for a battery test when your battery is three years old. Our computerized battery tester will identify any potential weaknesses in your battery, which allows you to more easily plan for its replacement. If your battery is healthy, we recommend a further battery test a year later. If your battery is failing, we can easily replace it for you. Loose Connections Your battery has two connectors, a positive and a negative, that connect the battery to the electrical system. These connectors are tightened securely to allow electricity to flow into and out of the battery. Electricity can't flow through a gap, which makes a secure connection vital. These connectors can loosen slightly over time, and this will present a problem. When you're driving, all engine components are subject to minute movements. Over time, these movements can cause a slight gap to form between the battery terminals and their connectors. If this happens, the battery warning light will illuminate and your battery will stop supplying electricity. Our technicians will examine the connectors and tighten them to fix this problem. Dim Lights Dim headlights are usually a sign that the bulbs are failing and need replacement. They can also be a sign that your battery is failing. When your engine is switched off, the battery is responsible for supplying electricity to all your car's systems. If your battery is failing, it may not have enough power to allow the lights to shine as brightly as they should. You can test for a battery problem by noting the brightness of your headlights and cabin lights when the engine is off. Start your engine and check the brightness of the lights again. When your engine is running, the alternator supplies power to the lights. If the lights are brighter when the engine is running, you have a battery problem. We'll test your battery and install a new one if required. ​If your battery is failing, ​ visit us today at Lundgren Ford ​for a replacement.

Tires are often neglected when it comes to routine car maintenance. Some drivers forget how important it is to regularly check tires for damage, unevenness, excessive tread wear, and improper air pressure. But if you fail to keep a close eye on your tires, you might fail to notice a worn-out tire becoming hazardous to drive on. If you ever find the following signs of tire trouble, it's time to visit your local Ford dealer for new tires. more Uneven Tires When you inspect your tires for excessive wear, make sure you look carefully from all angles. Tires can wear down unevenly on each side, and different tires can also wear down at differing rates. Uneven tire wear might be due to wheel misalignment, improper inflation, or simply the natural variations in pressure at different ends and corners of the car. When one tire or one part of a tire wears down too far, the tire and even the entire set of tires may need to be replaced. You can reduce the risk of uneven tire wear with regular tire rotation at your local dealership. Strange Vibrations When something's wrong with car tires, it often causes odd vibrations and road noises. If you ever feel strange shaking or hear unusual sounds while driving on a smooth road surface, check your tires for signs of wear and tear. Worn-Out Treads Tire treads inevitably wear down over time. It's important to keep an eye on the tread depth of your tires and replace them before they become bald and lose traction. It's usually recommended to get rid of a tire when the tread depth reaches 2/32 of an inch. Bubbling Rubber When a pothole or something else knocks against a tire, it can cause internal damage that allows air to partially escape, becoming trapped between the layers of rubber. It's unwise to drive on a tire that has a visible external bulge or bubble. Embedded Objects Tires can sometimes pick up nails, screws, and other sharp objects from the road. Any such embedded object may have caused a puncture, which will let air escape the tire and may even cause a blowout. Cracks or Cuts Too many cracks or cuts in tire rubber can put you at risk of tire failure on the road. Tiny hairline cracks may be safe to drive on, but when the cracks deepen, spread, or grow longer, consider getting a new tire. Rotate Tires Twice a Year at Your Local Ford Dealer Along with your own monthly tire inspections, regular tire rotation is an essential tire maintenance procedure. Routine rotation keeps tires from wearing down unevenly and also gives the technician a chance to inspect your tires and wheel alignment for any potential problems. Have your tires replaced or rotated today at Lundgren Motors Ford. Our family-run dealership has been serving the drivers of Minnesota for four generations.

The 2023 Ford Ranger is as powerful as it is versatile, thanks to its 277-horsepower engine and available four-wheel drive. But its impressive features extend far beyond its performance capabilities, with stylish comfort amenities and sophisticated technology throughout its cabin. For a better picture of what helps separate this pickup from the rest, here are five things to love about the 2023 edition. more 1. Hands-Free Infotainment The Ranger's SYNC 3 infotainment system provides multiple ways to stay entertained and connected to others while you're out on the road. In addition to its full-color touchscreen, this system offers hands-free voice control over phone calls, music, vehicle preference settings, and navigation instructions. You can also wirelessly pair both Android and Apple devices to it using Bluetooth for even more functions. 2. A Cruise Control for Trails When you want to explore the great outdoors without having to worry about controlling your speed, Trail Control is a convenient feature that can do this for you. This system works like an off-road cruise control but at slower speeds, allowing you to focus more on steering and enjoying every drive, while it uses braking and engine torque to keep you moving along at a pre-selected speed. 3. Quick-Adapting Headlamps There are many impressive safety features offered with this edition, from a blind spot monitoring system to trailer stabilization, but the Auto High-Beam Headlamps are easily a standout among them. Whenever you're using your high beams and lighting conditions change outside the vehicle, these headlamps can automatically adapt to these changes by switching to your low beams until your high beams are needed again. 4. Comfortable Seating Options This edition also has some of the most comfortable seats found in any pickup today, with options like the leather-trimmed bucket seats, which are offered in different distinctive colors, including Ebony and Medium Stone. You'll love the eight-way power adjustable driver's seat with lumbar support, while your front passenger can enjoy six-way power adjustability, and the removable cushions add even more luxury and comfort. 5. The FordPass Connect Hotspot There's also a convenient 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot available that lets you access the internet from virtually anywhere in the U.S., as well as make and take calls, thanks to the FordPass Connect in-cabin modem. As long as you're within 50 feet of the vehicle, you can quickly connect your personal devices to the internet as needed, and best of all, you and your passengers can use it simultaneously. While the five features covered here will certainly impress you once you see them in person, they barely scratch the surface when it comes to everything else this truck has to offer. Come see the versatile and stylish 2023 Ranger at Lundgren Ford today, where we provide exceptional service and offer affordable finance options.

As a game-changer in the world of SUVs, the Ford Explorer has long been known for its off-road capabilities and rugged performance. With the 2023 edition, you'll find even more terrain-tackling performance options alongside a wide array of comfortable interior amenities and dazzling tech features. Regardless of whether you plan to use it for everyday commutes, family road trips, or wild adventures through nature, this SUV is ready to meet your demands and offers all of the following key features. more Reliable Performance With the 2023 edition of the Explorer, you have three engines to choose from, all of which offer their own unique strengths. For everyday driving and strong performance on both highways and trails, the 300-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine is sure to meet your needs, though more muscle can be found in the larger 3.0-liter V6, which delivers 400 horsepower alongside 415 pound-feet of torque. For a greener option, there's the 3.3-liter hybrid V6, which can save you money at the gas pump while also providing a 318-horsepower output. Towing with this SUV maxes out at 5,600 pounds with the 3.0-liter engine, and if you need to explore off-road terrains, you can quickly transition from pavement to dirt, sand, snow, or mud with the available Intelligent 4WD and terrain management systems. A Luxurious Interior With plenty of room for passengers and cargo, this vehicle's cabin is ready to accommodate and offers seating for seven and up to 87.8 cubic feet of cargo space with the second and third-row seats folded down. Speaking of the seats, they come in a variety of styles and fabrics, with tri-diamond perforated leather, Deep Tangerine stitching, and Deep Cyprus ActiveX material as available options. Along with a heating setting for the seats, there's also one for the steering wheel, and the seven-color ambient lighting feature is sure to make your drives more relaxing as it sets a soothing tone inside the cabin. Stunning Technology From its entertainment features to its safety systems, this edition comes with plenty of impressive technology inside and out. Combining hands-free calling, SiriusXM satellite radio, Alexa compatibility, and voice navigation, the SYNC 3 infotainment system offers everything you and your passengers need to make every journey more entertaining and relaxing. Pre-Collision Assist and Automatic Emergency Braking are two included safety systems that use radar sensors to prevent front-end collisions. Working together, these features can alert you if there's a vehicle or object in your path while also stopping the Explorer if you can't respond quickly. Versatile, spacious, and more than ready for whatever adventures you have in mind, the 2023 Explorer is a standout among other SUVs in its class for obvious reasons. To see what else helps separate it from the pack, reach out to us today at Lundgren Ford, so we can schedule a test drive for a time that's preferable for you.

There are plenty of SUVs out there, but none that can deliver the same exceptional range of features that the Ford Bronco offers you. Want to learn more about what makes this mighty member of the Ford family such a popular choice among drivers everywhere? Check out the list below to learn some of the top reasons that drivers choose the Bronco. more 1. Extreme Capability Ford went above and beyond to ensure the Bronco is ready to deliver the adventurous capability you desire, testing this vehicle against the most extreme conditions so that it's prepared to handle anything. The Terrain Management System this vehicle comes equipped with will fine-tune the traction and torque you get to match the current situation, allowing you to handle any conditions. 2. Smart Storage Options There's room for everything you need to take along with you on the road inside the Bronco, with even more storage options provided by smart exterior accessories. The optional tailgate storage is great for having what you need within an easy reach once you arrive at your destination. There's also an available roof rack that's perfect for hauling your bike, kayak, or so much more. 3. Comfortable Interior Every moment you spend riding in the Bronco will bring out the best of your driving experience and will also treat your passengers to the undeniable feel of riding in first class. The interior was designed with both comfort and durability in mind, keeping you relaxed throughout your journey and standing up to the wear-and-tear your travels might bring. Rubberized floor mats with drain plugs make it easy to hose down the interior from muck and mud. 4. High-Tech Features All the most modern vehicles go into the Bronco to give you a convenient, connected experience no matter where the road takes you. Advanced touches like the available 360-Degree Camera to help you see your surroundings more clearly show the innovative approach that went into this vehicle. The available B&O ten-speaker sound system will treat you to beautiful music on your travels. 5.  Off-Road Ready Whether you're cruising down the highway or taking on the most difficult terrain, the Bronco is ready to give you what you need. Electronic front and rear-locking differentials help you use the power your wheels generate with maximum effectiveness. Add available steel bash plate protection to get your vehicle through the trials and tribulations of off-roading without even a scratch. The Bronco has all of these features and much more to offer you as a driver. Want to see everything this vehicle has to offer? Come see the Bronco at Lundgren Ford today!