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Everyone loves a sports car, but have you ever wondered how to get the absolute most out of your engine’s power? Check out these four sweet and simple ways that you can increase the performance of your prized ride.

By now, the automotive world is above with the news; Ford’s all-new 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid engine has shattered the mold in terms of power, performance, and capability.

Available in the upcoming 2021 Ford F-150, this is the only ful hybrid powertrain that is currently available in a pickup. Delivering 430 horsepower and 570 lb-ft of torque, this engine is designed to deliver years of dependable, hardworking service without breaking a sweat.

Keeping your car pristine requires frequent upkeep and maintenance for each and every year that you own it. Of course, this means that you should have your vehicle professionally serviced and inspected as often as possible.

That said, there are several cost-effective ways you can improve your vehicle without bringing it into the dealership each and every time. 

At Winner Ford, we’re always looking for ways to help our customers make the most out of vehicle ownership. That’s why we’re passing along these three great ways you can improve your vehicle without breaking the bank.

Your engine is the heart of your vehicle. Without it, your automobile ceases to be either automatic or mobile. That’s why it’s especially important to take extra care of your engine.

Proper engine maintenance ensures that your next driving experience doesn’t end in disaster. Luckily, there are many simple tasks you can perform to make your car’s engine last a whole lot longer.

The upcoming 2021 Ford Bronco might not be the first vehicle that comes to mind when one thinks of romance, but for Bronco superfans, moments like this are exactly what “happily ever after” is meant to be.

If you’re a long-time Ford fan, you may have heard that the next-generation Ford Mustang is slated to be bigger, badder, and more powerful than ever before. You may also have heard that the Ford Motor Company has recently decided to shift it’s manufacturing focus almost entirely to trucks and SUVs moving forward.

While there is truth to that statement, rest assured that you won’t have to worry about the disappearance of the long-running Ford Mustang. A recent report by Automotive News claims that the next-generation of this iconic pony car is staying put all the way…

The incredible Ford Bronco has traveled through 50 years of history and over thousands of miles of uncharted terrain to arrive back to the top off the off-road automotive mountain. Earlier this month, the 2021 Ford Bronco family was revealed to the world via a national television broadcast that aired across networks like ABC, ESPN, and National Geographic.

As Ford strives to make improvements to Ford drivers overall vehicle ownership experience, the company piloted the use of digital kiosks at seven Ford dealerships across the U.S last fall. Ford’s goal was to improve the overall check-in experience for customers by providing information to those who are only looking to quick get in and out and freeing up representatives for those who have specific questions that need more in length answers.

Whether you’re a weekend warrior or have a long trip planned as summer approaches, it’s important to be prepared if you plan on hitting the road with your dog by your side. Don’t forget to pack your four-legged friend’s bag and keep him or her safely secure while on the road. 

Ford’s always up for a challenge. This time, they successfully made powerful upgrades to the 2020 Ford GT supercar making it faster than ever before! The new GT supercar will also be available in two different appearance options including carbon liquid and a throwback edition that celebrates Ford’s 1969 Le Mans victory.

“Ford GT continues to be the pinnacle of Ford performance,” said Ed Krenz, Ford Performance chief program engineer.