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Throughout the United States, Ford dealerships now have the ability to use remote viewing technology that equips them to receive real-time assistance from staff at the Ford Technical Assistance Center (TAC) to help with making customer repairs.
Ford recently announced that it is debuting a new initiative to support commercial customers who want to switch to electric vehicles, specifically by selling them EV charging installation equipment and software management tools. Ford went on record, stating it expects to sell over 300,000 electric vehicles to companies and public institutions over the next ten years.
The new year is upon us, and while everyone else is busy vowing to lose weight or break bad habits, new drivers should focus on the here and now. Why not make some automotive-centric resolutions?
The start of 2021 marks a fresh start for many of us, and it could be a great time to focus on learning new information and skills that can help you with your daily life. Without further ado, here are three New Year’s resolutions every new driver should make right now!
Let’s face it. Humans are creatures of habit. But did you know that certain bad driving habits could be causing damage to your vehicle without you even realizing it?
Unless they are quickly identified and resolved, these common habits could severely impact your car’s overall health, reduce its service life, and even result in costly repairs.
At Haldeman Ford, we’re always interested in keeping your car running at optimal performance. That’s why we’re letting you know about these four bad driving habits that may be damaging your car.
It’s finally October! While that’s great for fans of football and fans of the spooky season, we can’t forget that winter conditions are right around the corner. In the wintertime, proper brake function is incredibly important.
Over time, your vehicle’s brake components can wear out and require replacement. Elements like brake fluid, brake pads, calipers, and rotors should be inspected for proper level and quality on a regular basis.
Perhaps no two words are more frightening for a car owner to hear than “transmission failure.” Unfortunately, this is one of the most common, expensive, and difficult-to-repair automotive issues that can occur.
Whether your vehicle has an automatic or a manual transmission, it’s never a good sign for this system to show signs of excessive wear and tear. After all, this system is responsible for controlling the power and speed of your car, truck, or SUV. Without it, you’re going nowhere.
Each and every day, millions of people nationwide drive to work or school. Unfortunately, nobody’s perfect, and certain common but negative driving habits can lead to extra wear and tear on your vehicle.
To help raise awareness and to prevent a plethora of pesky repair costs, we’re breaking down four poor driving habits that you should get out of immediately!
A regular oil change is an important part of keeping your vehicle running efficiently. However, it’s often one of the most neglected aspects of vehicle maintenance. When should I get my oil changed? What are some signs my vehicle needs one?
Regular oil changes are the first step in keeping your vehicle healthy. The oil in your vehicle should be changed every six months, or more frequently if your vehicle requires it. If your vehicle makes a clacking or other odd noise when accelerating or starting your engine, you may need an oil change. To learn more, check out…
Fall is a great time to do some work on your vehicle. The season serves as a sort of break between summer and winter. During the summer, your vehicle is subjected to extreme heat, and runs very hard to keep its engine and you cool. In the winter, the cold taxes virtually every part of the vehicle.
In between these two extremes, fall is the perfect time to get up to date on your vehicle’s maintenance, both to repair it from the summer, and prepare it for winter.
Tires
Throughout the year, your tires should be one of your…
