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Flashy Fords - The best new trucks and SUV’s at Vance Ford Lincoln in Miami, Oklahoma

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Flashy Fords - The best new trucks and SUV’s at Vance Ford Lincoln in Miami, Oklahoma

  We all have a dream car, truck, or over-the-top SUV we’d give almost anything to own. Even if it’s out of the budget right now, it’s still fun to look and imagine.   That’s why we’ve compiled this list of the best new SUVs, trucks, and cars in Miami, Oklahoma at Vance Ford.   We’ll start with the larger-than-life Expedition.  

2021 Ford Expedition Max XLT 4x4

New 2021 Ford Expedition Max XLT in Miami, OklahomaThis SUV is absolutely massive in size, power, and style.    It’s lacking in nothing but a low monthly payment, but that’s the cost of a luxurious third-row SUV. This is the pinnacle of the huge SUV trend that’s gripping the world right now, and no auto-maker does it right like Ford.   This 2021 Ford Expedition Max XLT at Vance Ford Lincoln in Miami is wrapped in a gorgeous Star White Metallic Tricoat, and the interior has a beautifully contrasting ebony tone. It comes with the High Package, because you deserve to have every possible feature and fixture.    Navigating tight spots in this hulking Ford can be tough, and that’s why this SUV comes with a back up camera to make things easier on you.  

2021 Ford Explorer ST

New Ford Explorer ST near me   When you think of high speed, you might not think of the Ford Explorer first. On the normal Explorer, you’d be correct to write it off as not fast, but the 2021 Ford Explorer ST in Miami, Oklahoma is built entirely different.   It’s built to burn rubber while still maintaining a mature appearance.   This Sport Tuned Explorer has a turbocharged engine that packs 400 horsepower, making it a lowkey family hauler that is ready to jet off at the drop of a hat. Seven people and all their gear can fit comfortably in this Ford Performance Explorer while still getting above average fuel economy, which makes this car as sensible as it is exhilarating.   It’s not just fast, however, as it’s packing incredible features like heated and cooled seats, a heated steering wheel, a massive central screen, and a two-pane sunroof.    It’s everything you could want in an SUV and more, and it’s waiting for you on the lot today.  

2021 Ford Super Duty F-250 Lariat Crew Cab

New Super Duty near me in Miami, Oklahoma   This 6.7L 8 cylinder truck is about as tough as they come, and it commands a premium that fits its abundant strength. You need the right tools to get the job done, and this is absolutely the right tool for whatever tasks you take on.   The 2021 F-250 Super Duty Lariat is a beast of a truck, but there’s beauty to be found in the cabin. Heated and cooled leather seats are becoming the new standard of luxury, but they’re incredibly practical for working in extreme heat and extreme cold weather. The Lariat Ultimate Package comes with that and far more, making your truck even more perfectly in tune with your needs.   This workhorse also comes with the 5th Wheel / Gooseneck Hitch Prep Package, so you are ready to haul to your heart’s content right off of the lot. The Chrome Package adds little function, but it sure looks fantastic on this truck. You’re in good hands offroad with this 2021 Ford F-250 Lariat thanks to the Fx4 Offroad Package, so wheel wherever you can lay your eyes on.   Work horses are worth the cost, when Ford is concerned.
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We’re so excited to show off the new Ford F-150 Lightning right here in Miami, Oklahoma at Vance Ford-Lincoln! John Vance Auto Group has been serving Oklahoma residents for almost 40 years and we’re always stocked with the newest trucks that the #AutomotiveIndustry has decided to grace us with! The 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning has some excellent features we’re particularly amped (Haha) for.. Power from extended-range battery Familiar F-150 styling Sync 4A easy to learn Available 9.6-kilowatt onboard generator system Available vehicle-to-home backup power Useful payload and towing capacities Hauling, towing assistants All-electric F-150 pickup Available semi-autonomous hands-free driving Standard- or extended-range batteries Dual-motor all-wheel drive standard 452 horsepower (standard-range) or 580 hp (extended-range) 775 pounds-feet of torque The F-150 Lightning is currently available in four trim levels: Pro, XLT, Lariat and Platinum. All come with standard four-wheel drive and dual electric motors, and there are two battery choices: standard- (in Pro, XLT and Lariat) and extended-range (XLT, Lariat and Platinum). Standard-range models are EPA-rated at 230 miles of range, while the extended-range XLT and Lariat are rated at 320 miles. The loaded, extended-range-only Platinum has a rating of 300 miles.   “Incredible truck top to bottom. The power is unreal with instant torque making easy 0-60 times of 4 seconds or less. The suspension provides a smooth ride and all the tech is here and includes just about everything you'd need and then some. Super comfortable seats and interior appointments with amazing storage and utility.” - Lightning Owner Review Check out this awesome Video Tour on our Channel! Ford F-150 Lightning Walk-Around

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2022 Ford Bronco Raptor – Specs, Price, And More

What’s so special about the Bronco Raptor? Ford has finally confirmed what we already basically knew. There is a very real Ford Bronco Raptor coming in 2022, and it’ll be a desert-runner like its F-150 Raptor sibling. Rumors circulated on enthusiast forums like Bronco5G months ago about a possible Bronco Warthog variant, and this idea was even supported by images that leaked of “Warthog” scrawled on the side of a test mule. Unfortunately, it was just a red herring, as Ford used that name designation for the specific mule, not an actual variant of the Bronco. Due to disappointments like that (AND the Bronco Everglades rumor), the fandom had just about given up on a Bronco Raptor setup. It seemed like the Sasquatch Package was as close as we’d get, but thankfully we were wrong.   Ford released a brief teaser for the new Bronco Raptor, but as is the norm in pre-release teasers, we were given almost nothing to work with other than the brief shot of a grille. In that grille, however, we were given one vital piece of information about this new development. The amber lighting, a fixture which is required on vehicles wider than 80 inches, tells us that the new Bronco Raptor in Miami, Oklahoma will be significantly wider than the (circa 79 inches wide) standard Bronco. These amber lights are a fixture on heavy duty trucks, and it’s neat to see that Ford plans to take the next version of the Bronco to the next level.   To gain perspective on what the specs of the new Bronco Raptor will look like, we can take a look over at its sibling, the 2021 F-150 Raptor. The 2021 Raptor rocks with a 3.5L EcoBoost High-Output V6, which is a twin-turbo monster that spits out 450 horsepower on demand. In addition to heating things up with its power, it also keeps things cool with an all-new high-power fan system that ensures it can thrash around without needing a break. Fox sport-tuned shock absorbers with live valve technology help provide comfort while sending it in the dunes and also while cruising on the highway. We can only hope that these will carry over to the new Bronco Raptor. While we don’t have any specific details, we can surmise that some of these distinct Raptor traits will be gifted to the new Bronco Raptor in Miami, Oklahoma. Whatever it ends up with, we can expect this to be an insane amount of fun where the blacktop ends.   We’ll make sure to pass along new updates on the Bronco Raptor as we receive them, but for now we’ll just have to wait and see what’s coming.

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What is Midwest Jeepfest? A Review of MWJF 2021.

Midwest Jeepfest 2021 - Wheeling for a Wheely Good Cause This year’s Midwest Jeepfest was a massive success that topped both our expectations and our records in previous years. We had a wonderful time out there with all of our new friends and some old friends too, and we just wanted to take the time to thank everyone for coming out and showing support. We had everything from Wranglers and XJs to Hummers, F-150s, and home-brewed monsters come out, and we loved the opportunity to see such a wide array of 4x4s out on our dirt track. While the name of the event is Jeepfest, this event has always been about inclusivity for all different makes of 4x4 vehicles. It’s part of what makes this event so special. We can’t thank Dan Mullenix of Dirtwerx of Oklahoma enough for the absolutely amazing upgrades and expansion he pulled off on our offroad course. This year’s course was miles ahead of any other years’, which was critical in making sure that people had the time of their lives testing out their 4x4s. This year’s charity we worked with was Paralyzed Veterans of America, Mid-America chapter, which is the local chapter of an organization that works to help out our veterans who no longer have full mobility. We have greatly enjoyed working beside Bill Kokendoffer on this year’s event, and we couldn’t have made this happen without him. Our hard-working Midwest Jeepfest committee involved folks from all over the state, including Guthrie Chamber of Commerce, The Guthrie News Leader, Tim’s Bodyworx, Dirtwerx of Oklahoma, Red Dirt Jeep Club, Duck Duck Jeep, The Edmond Way, and more. Local leaders stepped up to ensure this went off without a hitch, and we’re beyond grateful that they used their free time in such a charitable way. It has made all the difference having a high level of involvement from our neighbors. We sincerely could not have pulled this off without their selfless participation. We couldn’t have raised the incredible amount of funds we were able to raise without the direct contributions from charitable local businesses like Wanderfolk Spirits, Mack and Ike’s Good Times Saloon, Ally Financial, Dealer Express, and D&S Automotive Wrecker. Thank you to all the companies and individuals who made the decision to donate. With your efforts, we were able to raise a colossal amount of money (still being calculated as of the writing of this post) for our veterans. 100% of all donations and funds raised during Midwest Jeepfest 2021 are being given directly to PVA Mid-America chapter, and a figure like this is one that will make a big difference in the lives of the veterans in this chapter. Unlike nationwide charities, this money is going specifically to locals, meaning you’ve helped out your friends and neighbors with your participation. Each year we attempt to topple the records set the previous year, and we hope that we can count on all of you to help us make Midwest Jeepfest 2022 an even more successful event. Don’t forget to tag us or use the hashtag #midwestjeepfest so that us and everyone else can see what this awesome event was like. View our new 4x4 inventory.