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The 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E marks Ford's bold contribution to the electric SUV market, pairing the classic Mustang spirit with cutting-edge electric tech. This battery-powered crossover packs a punch while giving Brewster, New York, drivers the everyday practicality they need. On local roads or highway stretches, you'll find the Mustang Mach-E delivers a ride that's both exciting and surprisingly smooth, making it a smart pick for anyone ready to go electric. more New Ford Hybrids & EVs New Mustang Mach-E Inventory Call Us! What's New in the 2025 Model The 2025 model year brings some cool upgrades that make the Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle (EV) even better for Brewster drivers. BlueCruise hands-free highway driving now comes factory-installed with automatic lane change. This tech takes highway driving to a new level, letting you relax more on those Interstate 84 commutes. The system will change lanes for you when appropriate, making long drives less tiring and more enjoyable. For those who want sporty looks without the full GT price tag, the new Sport Appearance Package for Premium models adds GT-inspired styling elements for a more aggressive look. You also get three fresh exterior colors for the lineup — Molten Magenta Metallic, Velocity Blue Metallic, and Desert Sand — plus three new wheel designs. And don't overlook that new standard heat pump for cabin warming, perfect for our New York winters. It keeps the cabin toasty while using less battery power, which means better range when the mercury drops. EV Motor, Power, and Performance Electric motors pack serious power, with the Mustang Mach-E ranging from 264 hp to 480 hp. The rear-wheel-drive (RWD) setup delivers 264 hp and 387 lb-ft of torque —plenty for daily Brewster commutes. Electric all-wheel drive (AWD) gets you 325 to 370 hp and 500 lb-ft of torque for maximum performance. GT models hit 480 hp and 600 lb-ft of torque, with the Performance Upgrade bumping torque up to 700 lb-ft. This crossover SUV gets impressive 0-to-60 mph sprint times: the GT with the Performance Upgrade at 3.7 seconds and the Rally at 3.3 seconds. No matter the model, instant electric torque makes I-684 merging effortless. Range and Charging Options The Mustang Mach-E range options provide for every driving need: RWD standard range: 260 miles RWD extended range: 320 miles AWD standard range: 240 miles AWD extended range: 300 miles GT: 280 miles Rally Edition: 265 miles At up to 110 MPGe efficiency, you'll spend less on "fuel" than your gas-powered neighbors. Charging works with many common networks throughout the country, and Ford's BlueOval Charge Network claims to be the largest public charging network in North America. DC fast charging hits 80% in 30-60 minutes, and home Level 2 charging (240V) takes around 11-14 hours. Charge times vary by battery pack and charging level, so contact our knowledgeable team to get the details on specific models. Interior Design, Comfort, and Cargo Space The Mustang Mach-E's cabin puts comfort first. The interior trim only comes in Black Onyx for 2025, but you can upgrade from cloth to ActiveX or perforated ActiveX. The available heated seats and steering wheel take the bite out of Brewster winters, while ventilated front seats provide summer relief. The panoramic glass roof brings in more natural light, making the cabin feel bigger. Customizable mood lighting lets you set the vibe, while the auto-dimming mirror cuts down on glare. At 185.6 inches long, 74.1 inches wide, and 63.9 inches tall with a 117.5-inch wheelbase, the Mustang Mach-E remains practical for downtown parking while giving you enough room inside. You get 101.1 cubic feet of passenger space that accommodates up to five people, plus about 30 cubic feet of cargo space (59.7 cubic feet with the rear seats down). You also get the bonus of the front trunk, which serves as a convenient space to store charging cables. Infotainment and Connectivity The tech inside the Mustang Mach-E makes driving more fun. Everything revolves around a massive 15.5-inch touch screen running SYNC 4A, and your phone connects wirelessly, whether you're an iPhone or Android user. Just say "OK Ford" and voice commands kick in, letting you control music, navigation, or climate, and the system stays current with over-the-air updates. The onboard Wi-Fi hotspot connects up to 10 devices at once, while wireless phone charging pads mean no more dead batteries when you arrive at your destination. For a premium audio experience, standard SiriusXM provides you with endless tunes, and the optional Bang & Olufsen sound system transforms your daily commute into a rolling concert hall. Safety and Driver-Assistance Features The 2025 Mustang Mach-E earned the prestigious 2025 Insurance Institute of Highway Safety Top Safety Pick+ Award. Only 36 new vehicles received this honor. It scored top marks in all crash tests, headlight performance, and crash prevention tech, plus an acceptable rating for child seat latch accessibility. Ford's Co-Pilot360 2.0 includes blind-spot monitoring, precollision assist, front and rear parking sensors, and a rearview camera. The adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and active park assist provide you with even more driving support. Optional features include a 360-degree camera, BlueCruise hands-free highway driving, and AdvanceTrac stability control. Trim Levels and Pricing Details Ford offers several 2025 Mustang Mach-E versions to match different budgets. The Select starts at $27,995 with a Standard Range 72 kWh battery, good for 260 miles and 264 hp. The Premium at $41,995 offers Standard or Extended Range batteries, with up to 300 miles of range and up to 370 hp. The GT runs at $54,495 and packs the Extended Range battery, giving you 280 miles of range and 480 hp. The top-of-the-line Rally starts at $58,490, keeping the same battery and horsepower as the GT but adding performance enhancements. Each version offers different equipment and capabilities, letting you pick the model that will best suit your lifestyle. Competitor Comparison Against the Tesla Model Y, the Mustang Mach-E offers key advantages for local drivers. Its $27,995 starting price is a big advantage over the $37,490 for the Model Y. Tesla has a slight range edge (277-337 miles versus 250-320 miles), but the Mustang Mach-E offers more power options, from 264 hp to 480 hp. Both EVs have similar charging times. Experience the Electric Future at Brewster Ford The 2025 Mustang Mach-E shows Ford's commitment to EV development. Its big central screen puts everything at your fingertips, and its sleek coupe-like body is attractive while staying true to Ford's classic styling. Plus, its instant electric torque will put extra thrill in every drive. Stop by our Brewster Ford showroom to test drive the 2025 Mustang Mach-E and check out the whole 2025 Ford lineup. Our team knows EVs inside and out. We'll answer all your questions about charging, range, and how this car can improve your drives in Brewster. Images from ford.com

The 2025 Ford Maverick breaks new ground as America's first compact hybrid pickup truck. It offers countless ways to personalize it through accessories. Whether you're looking to protect your investment, boost functionality, or add a personal touch, the right add-ons will turn your Maverick into the truck of your dreams. Read on to discover the best accessories for a Ford Maverick. more Exterior Accessories To Add Style and Functionality Exterior accessories for your Ford Maverick serve a dual purpose — they protect your truck while boosting its looks and capability. These upgrades can transform how your vehicle performs, whether you're commuting, working, or enjoying weekend adventures. Protection Essentials: Splash Guards, Hood Protectors, and Window Deflectors Maintaining your Maverick's paint job is important for both appearance and resale value. Mud flaps and splash guards stop road debris, salt, and grime from damaging your paint during harsh New York winters. Bug shields and hood protectors made from tough ABS plastic or acrylic defend against rock chips and bug splatter, while window deflectors let you crack the windows without getting soaked by rain or buffeted by the wind. The Maverick 2022-2025 Aeroskin Hood Protector fits like a glove and deflects stones, road debris, and bugs away from your truck. It has a stylish, smooth smoke acrylic finish and attaches with automotive-grade adhesive tape, meaning you won't have to drill holes in your truck. Cargo Management: Roof Racks, Bed Liners, and Tailgate Accessories Enhancing your Maverick's carrying capacity is easy with the right accessories. From lockable bed containers and roof-mounted boxes to bike racks and paddleboard carriers, Ford sells a range of cargo accessories to fit any lifestyle. You can also pick from various bed covers, ranging from cheap soft roll-up covers to tough lockable hard covers that protect your gear from theft and rain while improving aerodynamics. The Maverick 2022-2025 Modular Bedliner is worth checking out — it's made from high-density polyethylene that protects your bed from chemicals, scratches, and fading. Its modular design gives a closer fit than traditional one-piece bedliners, meaning you get to use every inch of available bed space. Interior Accessories for Comfort and Convenience Ford stocks a range of interior accessories for your 2025 Ford Maverick that enhance comfort while safeguarding your investment. Seating and Floor Protection: Custom Seat Covers and All-Weather Mats Protecting your Maverick's interior from everyday wear and tear is simple with quality seat covers and floor mats. Ford's Maverick Crew Cab 2022-2025 All-Weather Floor Liners offer maximum protection against spills, dirt, and grime. They're easy to clean with just soap and water. For your seats, there are a range of protection options such as Covercraft vest-style seat savers, Coverking custom-fit cushioned covers, and 4Knines pet rear-seat protector. These heavy-duty seat covers provide premium comfort and protection for your Ford Maverick. Utility and Performance Modifications Add-ons for performance and utility can transform your daily driver into a specialized tool for both work and play. These modifications expand your truck's capabilities, allowing it to tow heavy loads, navigate rough trails, or tackle specific tasks. These add-ons range from simple bolt-on parts to more complicated additions that you might need a professional to install. Whether you camp on weekends, haul work gear, or want to explore some light trails, the right mix of performance enhancements can unlock your Maverick's true potential. Towing and Hauling: Trailer Hitches and Tow Balls Ford offers a variety of hitch balls with different capacities, so you can upgrade your ride. We love the 2-inch Trailer Hitch Ball Mount, which is crafted from a single piece of stainless steel for maximum strength and corrosion resistance. This heavy-duty hitch ball can tow up to 6,000 pounds. For lightweight trailer towing, consider the Maverick 2022-2025 2-inch Trailer Hitch Receiver. It's designed to fit into existing holes, so there's no drilling or welding required. Off-Roading Gear: Heavy-Duty Bumpers and Skid Plates Off-road accessories can boost your Maverick's capabilities for light trails and outdoor adventures. Durable bumpers not only protect your vehicle from impacts but also give you places to mount winches or extra lights, while grille guards and bull bars shield the front end during trail drives. Skid plates protect your truck's underside from rocks and debris on rough trails, while nerf bars make it easier to climb in, especially if you've lifted your truck. LED off-road lights and enhanced headlights improve visibility after dark. Fender flares allow you to fit larger tires, reduce mud spray, and give your truck a more rugged look. Transform Your Maverick With the Right Accessories The 2025 Ford Maverick offers an excellent foundation for customization. The right accessories can tailor this compact truck to your needs, whether that's commuting through New York traffic, hauling gear for work, or going on weekend adventures. Choose genuine Ford parts and accessories for the best fit and warranty coverage, or consider quality aftermarket options for a broader selection. Ready to explore the available accessories for your 2025 Ford Maverick? Our Brewster Ford team can help you select the perfect options for your lifestyle. Contact us today to discover how the right accessories can transform your Maverick. Images from ford.com

The 2025 Ford Bronco Sport is an adventurous compact SUV with five trims built for different lifestyles and budgets. From rugged trails to city streets, each version offers a unique mix of style, function, and off-road capability. To help you decide which is for you, our team at Brewster Ford has written this 2025 Bronco Sport trim comparison. more New Ford SUVs New Ford Bronco Sport Call Us! The Ford Bronco Sport's Standard Features Every 2025 Bronco Sport trim comes standard with four-wheel drive (4WD) and an eight-speed automatic transmission. Each model includes G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) modes: Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, and Off-Road, while the Badlands trim features two new modes, Rock Crawl and Rally. For tech features, you get a 13.2-inch SYNC 4 touch screen with wireless updates and a 12.3-inch digital instrument panel. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, including six USB ports. Behind the rear seats, you get 32.5 cubic feet of storage space or 65.2 cubic feet with the seats folded. The 2025 Bronco Sport scored 3.5/5 for reliability with $500 annual maintenance costs. It also earned a five-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and ranked fourth among compact SUVs with an 88/100 reliability score from J.D. Power. Detailed Breakdown of Each Trim Level The 2025 Bronco Sport's lineup runs from a well-stocked base model to a trail-ready premium model, with prices and features to fit your needs. Big Bend: Versatility at Its Best Starting at $30,995, the Big Bend is the most affordable model. This base trim comes with push-button start, wireless charging, and Ford's Co-Pilot360 Assist+ safety suite. With 17-inch Carbonized Gray-Painted High-Gloss Aluminum wheels, easy-clean cloth seats, and rubberized cargo flooring, it perfectly balances style and practicality. Available upgrades include the Black Appearance and Black Diamond Off-Road packages. You can also add on a full-size spare tire and spare wheel. Heritage: Classic Meets Modern At $33,995, the Heritage pays tribute to the original 1966 Bronco while adding modern upgrades. This retro trim features an Oxford White-painted roof, wheel accents, and grille with red Bronco lettering. Rounding out its exterior are Oxford White side decals and Heritage Bronco Script badges. Inside, you'll find plaid cloth seats and a Navy Pier Micro Suede center console with Race Red stitching. The Heritage builds off of the Big Bend model by adding available features such as heated front seats, a premium wrapped steering wheel with Bronco badging, and a power moonroof. Optional first- and second-row floor liners make the interior durable and easy to clean. If you're an automotive history fan wanting something unique, you'll love the Heritage. The Convenience package adds modern touches while maintaining its authentic throwback character. Free Wheeling: Ready for Adventure At $33,135, the Free Wheeling delivers a bold aesthetic with a retro striped graphic package and a silver-painted grille with two-color Bronco lettering. The 17-inch Ebony wheels with Race Red-painted pockets and all-season tires are ready to handle New York's unpredictable weather with style. Inside, you'll find 70s-inspired graphics, Sunset Weave cloth seats, and ombre stitching. The heated front seats and steering wheel keep you comfortable year-round, while 60/40-split folding rear seats can handle all your cargo needs. Outer Banks: Luxury Meets Utility At $36,495, the Outer Banks model blends upscale touches with practicality. With 18-inch Machined-Face Aluminum Ebony Black-Painted wheels and a Shadow Black roof, this trim sports a classy two-tone design. Its bold grille with contrasting Bronco lettering maintains the trim's rugged identity. The Outer Banks' interior improves comfort and convenience with stylish leather upholstery, a 10-speaker B&O Sound System, dual-zone climate control, and remote start. The heated steering wheel and front seats will keep you warm during cold Brewster mornings, and the eight-way adjustable driver's seat lets you find the perfect position. You can go off-road with the available Sasquatch package, while the Tech Package+ add-on gives you even more convenience features. Badlands: The Off-Road Champion At $40,115, the Badlands delivers maximum capability with a trim-specific 2.0L EcoBoost engine, producing 238 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque. Towing capacity jumps up to 2,700 pounds, and ground clearance increases to 9 inches with 29-inch Goodyear Territory All-Terrain tires. Standard equipment includes 17-inch Matte Black-painted aluminum wheels, metal bash plates, and a locking rear differential. The Badlands also includes advanced 4WD with twin-clutch rear-drive unit, Ford's Trail Control system, and One-Pedal Driving, letting you tackle the roughest terrain with confidence. Ford built the Badlands for serious off-roading, and the Sasquatch package adds even more trail capability. This trim can handle everything from forest roads to rocky paths while still being a practical everyday vehicle. Which Trim Fits Your Lifestyle? With prices ranging from $30,995 to $40,115, the 2025 Bronco Sport has a trim level for every budget. To find which trim is right for you, decide on your priorities. The Heritage and Free Wheeling trims are stylish options, and the Badlands offers peak off-road performance. The Big Bend gives you great value at an accessible price, while the Outer Banks provides practical luxury. Remember to consider your actual needs. If you're mainly looking for a commuter, the fuel-efficient standard engine may be a better choice than the turbocharged model. Performance Across Trims Performance is often a major deciding factor, especially if you're an outdoor enthusiast. Below is an overview of the Bronco Sport's performance metrics: Engine power: The first four trims use 1.5L three-cylinder engines that output 181 horsepower and 190 lb-ft of torque. The Badlands uses a turbocharged 2L four-cylinder engine, increasing its output to 238 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque. Fuel economy: The first four trims get 25 mpg in the city and 30 mpg on the highway, while the Badlands' larger engine drops those numbers to 21 mpg city and 27 mpg highway. Towing capacity: The first four trims can tow up to 2,200 pounds, while the Badlands can pull up to 2,700 pounds. Find Your Perfect 2025 Bronco Sport at Brewster Ford From the wallet-friendly Big Bend to the trail-dominating Badlands, the 2025 Bronco Sport's flexible lineup lets you prioritize what matters, whether it's maximizing fuel efficiency, expressing your style, or elevating your commute. To see the Bronco Sport in person, visit us at Brewster Ford off Route 22 to check out our selection, take a test-drive, and chat with our team. You can also apply for financing online or visit our finance center. We'll help you pick the right Bronco Sport for your next adventure. Images from ford.com

The 2025 Ford Escape packs both punch and efficiency with its varied engine lineup. From the zippy base EcoBoost to green-minded hybrid and plug-in hybrid choices, this small SUV has an option for you. If you want to know what makes the new Escape tick, our team at Brewster Ford has all the details. more Engine Options The 2025 Ford Escape offers four distinct powertrains. From the zippy 1.5-liter EcoBoost for town driving to the muscular 2.0-liter EcoBoost for more demanding routes, there's an engine for everyone. If you're eco-conscious, Ford has hybrid and plug-in options that balance power with fuel economy. Overview of Engine Choices in the 2025 Ford Escape The Escape's gasoline engines work with an eight-speed automatic, while hybrids use a continuously variable transmission, or CVT, for maximum efficiency. Front-wheel drive (FWD) comes standard on most models, with all-wheel drive (AWD) available for tackling Brewster's winter weather. Base Engine Specifications The base 1.5-liter, three-cylinder engine generates 180 horsepower and 199 lb-ft of torque while achieving 27 mpg city/ 34 highway/30 mpg combined on front-wheel-drive versions. Opt for AWD and you'll see 26 mpg city/32 mpg highway/28 mpg combined. Auto Start-Stop shuts the engine off while you're idling — a handy feature for traffic jams. Available Upgrades and Powertrains The four-cylinder 2.0-liter EcoBoost variant pumps out 250 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque — plenty of pep for highway merging or tackling hills — while still managing 26 mpg combined. AWD comes standard, and this compact SUV can pull up to 3,500 pounds with the right equipment; it's just right for hauling a small boat to Lake Tonetta. Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid Options You'll love the Escape's hybrid choices. For maximum efficiency, the hybrid powertrain combines a 2.5-liter gas engine with electric motors for 192 total horsepower and 42 mpg city/36 mpg highway/39 mpg combined. That'll take you roughly from Brewster to Montreal and back without stopping for gas. Remember that electric motors give you instant torque, making these models surprisingly quick from a standstill. The plug-in version surpasses this with 210 horsepower, 37 miles of all-electric range, and 105 MPGe when combining power sources. Charging takes just three and a half hours with a 240-volt outlet or overnight with a standard wall plug. Both options support New York's clean transportation goals and may qualify for state incentives. Transmission and Drivetrain Features Most trims come with FWD, though AWD remains optional. The 2.0-liter EcoBoost with AWD includes an intelligent system that disengages the drivetrain from the rear wheels when it's not needed, saving you fuel and money. This gives you peace of mind during snowy winters without constant trips to the pump. Five selectable drive modes — Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, and Deep Snow/Sand — let you adapt to whatever conditions you encounter. Performance Metrics: Acceleration and Handling The 2025 Escape is speedy for its size. Hybrid models hit 60 mph in 7.7 seconds — not record-breaking but zippy enough for merging onto the Taconic State Parkway or passing slowpokes on Route 22. The Escape's steering feels responsive, making it easy to squeeze into tight spots at Towne Centre. At highway speeds, you'll hear some road noise in the cabin, and the optional AWD helps with grip and stability on slick winter roads or dirt tracks in the countryside. Are Ford Escapes Good Cars? The 2025 Escape's various engine options mean you'll likely find one that fits your needs, whether you're looking for power, efficiency, or both. The hybrids shine with excellent gas mileage that'll save you big at the pump. With comfortable seats, a smooth ride, and intuitive controls, the Escape has a lot to offer. J.D. Power gave the 2025 Escape Hybrid a reliability score of 85 out of 100, putting it in the Great category. It also earned five out of five stars overall from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety awarded it a Good rating in two crash tests. Is the 2025 Ford Escape Right for You? The 2025 Escape's AWD availability and range means there's probably an Escape that fits how you drive and what you can spend. AWD and selectable drive modes make it a good match for the varied local weather and road conditions. It's sporty and comfortable enough, and if you value good gas mileage and a smooth ride, the Escape delivers big time. Test-Drive an Escape at Brewster Ford Today Your best choice depends on what you need. If you're a commuter who wants to save on gas but still enjoy the latest technology, look at the hybrids. If you need more muscle for weekend adventures, the 2.0-liter EcoBoost might be ideal. To see which 2025 Escape feels right, take one for a spin. Visit us at Brewster Ford to set up a test-drive, explore financing options, and experience the Escape yourself. Image from ford.com

From weekend escapes through Hudson Valley vineyards to cruises along the Taconic Parkway toward Putnam Lake, the 2025 Ford Explorer offers a trim level tailored to every part of your lifestyle. Whether you’re drawn to the rugged practicality of the Base or XLT, craving the luxurious touches and tech-rich experience of the Platinum or Timberline, or ready for the sporty thrills of the ST, there’s a new Explorer waiting for you at Brewster Ford. Want to compare trims side-by-side? See our new Explorer inventory, explore detailed trim features and pricing, or get pre-approved in minutes to start planning your next Hudson Valley adventure in comfort and style. more Key Updates and Enhancements Ford significantly upgraded the Explorer inside and out for 2025. Look at the exterior, and you'll notice a bolder front end with a larger grille, newly shaped headlights and taillights, and refreshed front bumpers. For more customization options, Ford also added a cool Vapor Blue metallic color to the exterior paint palette, and you can choose to add a black-painted roof to all trims except the base model. The cabin's makeover centers on a 13.2-inch touch screen equipped with the Ford Digital Experience. This software system has Google Voice Assistant and Alexa built in, plus access to Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, YouTube, and more. With the 5G Wi-Fi hot spot capability, you can even stream videos while you're parked. Ford also made BlueCruise available for all but the base model. The Platinum even comes with a year-long subscription to this hands-free driving technology. You'll also find more comfortable updates throughout the 2025 Ford Explorer interior. Ford offers a new range of interior colors to choose from, and you can further customize your ride with available ambient lighting to suit any mood you're in. You'll find high-quality, soft-touch materials throughout the cabin surfaces and seats, with luxurious touches such as heating, ventilation, and massage functions, particularly on the higher trims. Understanding the 2025 Ford Explorer Trim Levels Ford simplified things for 2025, cutting the Explorer's trim lineup in half from 2024. This gives you just four Explorer variants to choose from (though a fifth, geared primarily toward off-road enthusiasts, is set to be released later in the year). Each trim has its own look, with a unique grille and different customization options, and more convenience, safety, and tech features are added with each trim level. Let's take a look at each one in closer detail. Active Starting at $39,785, the Active trim is your entry ticket to Explorer ownership. Don't let the fact that it's the base model fool you — the Active is packed with essentials that Brewster families will use daily. The standard 2.3-liter turbo engine delivers plenty of zip for school runs or weekend trips, and the 18-inch Sparkle Silver aluminum wheels add a touch of class. Climb inside, and you'll find heated, power-adjustable front seats and three-zone climate control so nobody has to fight over the temperature. A 13.2-inch touch screen, equipped with the Ford Digital Experience, keeps everyone connected and entertained. Drivers will appreciate the 12.3-inch digital gauge display and the Co-Pilot360 Assist+ package, which includes adaptive cruise with stop and go, lane centering, and automatic braking that can spot pedestrians. ST-Line The ST-Line, which has a starting MSRP of $44,595, gives you a sportier look but without the full performance price tag. It's perfect for Brewster drivers who want to turn heads but don't need track-day capabilities. You'll stand out with 20-inch Ebony machined wheels and black exterior accents — plus, you can even opt for a black-painted roof to complement the look. Cabin comfort is elevated with a heated steering wheel and soft, yet durable, cloth seats with unique red stitching. The ST-Line also extends heated seats to the second row. Music lovers will appreciate the 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system, and drivers will love access to Ford's BlueCruise hands-free driving. This system is usable on over 130,000 miles of highways across North America, making commutes to the city a whole lot easier. Platinum The Platinum, beginning at $52,100, brings all types of amenities and high-end features to the Explorer. This trim rivals luxury brand SUVs with its 20-inch luster nickel wheels, rain-sensing wipers, and adaptive headlights. If you want the best of both luxury feel and high performance, you can even choose to equip the Platinum with the ST's standard powertrain, a 3.0-liter V-6 that offers improved performance from the included 2.3-liter engine. Comfort reigns supreme in the Platinum's interior, with heated and ventilated leather seats, a twin-panel moonroof that floods the cabin with sunlight, and ambient lighting as standard. The sound system adds four speakers, and a wireless charging pad makes it easier than ever to stay connected on the go. ST Brewster gearheads, this trim's for you. Starting at $54,240, the ST packs a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V-6 engine that generates 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. Paired with sport-tuned suspension, this powertrain handles curves as confidently as it devours straightaways. The ST also looks the part with 21-inch Magnetite wheels, quad chrome exhaust tips, and unique ST badging. Inside the cabin, sport seats hold you tight during spirited driving, and ebony doors with red stitching complement the sporty exterior. Standard Features of All 2025 Ford Explorer Trims While the powertrain differs depending on which trim you select, all models come with rear-wheel drive and six drive modes for different conditions. You'll have the option to upgrade to four-wheel drive on any trim, which is a smart move for Brewster winters. The 2025 Explorer is also well-equipped for weekend adventures, with the ability to tow campers, boats, or other gear up to 5,000 pounds. Ford also designed the Explorer to be customizable for your passenger and cargo needs. All models seat up to eight passengers, depending on whether you choose second-row captain's chairs or a three-person bench seat. You'll have plenty of configuration options between the available 35/30/35-split folding second-row and 50-50-split folding third-row seats. With all seats folded, there's 87.8 cubic feet of cargo space to fit all kinds of luggage and gear, but even with the seats up, you'll still have 18.2 cubic feet of space available. Experience the 2025 Ford Explorer Today From the well-equipped Active to the plush Platinum, the 2025 Ford Explorer is sure to offer a model that fits your life perfectly. With its fresh styling, cutting-edge technology, and strong engine choices, this SUV is a great choice for your next new ride, whether you need it for daily use, commuting, or long road trips. Ready to find your match? Contact us to schedule a test-drive, or stop by Brewster Ford in person. We'll even help you find and apply for financing to seamlessly finish your purchase. Our team can't wait to help you pick the Explorer that's just right for your Brewster adventures. Images from ford.com

The Ford Mustang has turned heads on American roads for decades, but questions remain about what's under that sleek exterior. How tough is this iconic muscle car in the long run? If you're thinking about buying one, our team at Brewster Ford has the answers. Let's take a deep dive into the Mustang's dependability. more Understanding Ford Mustang Reliability Reliability comes down to breakdown frequency and repair costs, both vital stats for Mustang owners. RepairPal rates the Mustang at 3.5/5, placing it 20th among 24 midsize cars. This sounds low until you consider the context. Mustang owners spend about $709 yearly on repairs — more than the $526 average for midsize vehicles but below most sports cars. Your Mustang needs more attention than a family sedan but costs less to maintain than its exotic competitors. J.D. Power offers a brighter view with an 85/100 reliability score. Many Mustang owners report these cars as solid daily drivers that start faithfully on frosty mornings yet still deliver weekend thrills. Keep in mind that reliability varies widely by model year and frequency of maintenance. History of the Ford Mustang The Mustang burst onto American roads in 1964, quickly becoming a symbol of automotive freedom and style. Six generations later, this pony car continues evolving while keeping its soul intact. The original 1964-1973 models set the standard with an affordable blend of style and power. Next came the oil-crisis compact Mustang II in the 70s, followed by the V-8 revival in the 80s and 90s. 1996 marked a major turning point with the introduction of the modular V-8 powertrain, which was much more durable than earlier engines and offered better overall dependability. Recent decades have seen Ford steadily improving what makes a Mustang tick. The 2015 model year finally added an independent rear suspension, which dramatically improved overall ride quality. The current seventh generation, introduced in 2024, features updated engines and fresh tech that could make these cars even more reliable long-term. Ford Mustang Reliability Ratings Explained Reliability ratings blend owner feedback, expert testing, and repair data. They show how often cars break down, the severity of issues, and typical maintenance costs. This gives you a clear picture of what to expect from a Mustang. J.D. Power ranks the Mustang above many sports cars for reliability, and Consumer Reports awarded the 2018 and 2019 models perfect 5/5 reliability scores. These high marks prove that newer Mustangs offer much-improved quality compared to past generations. Mustangs also maintain their value remarkably well. CarEdge places them in the top 25% of popular models for value retention at both five and seven years, a solid indicator of long-term reliability and continued market demand. Year-By-Year Reliability Breakdown Reliability varies dramatically from one model year to the next. The 2005 Mustang stands out as a strong performer, with a redesign that brought retro styling while dodging major issues. The 2014 model, the final fifth-generation version (also called the S197), represents a decade of steady improvements, but not all years fared so well. The 2006 model received 560 owner complaints, many over the Takata airbag recalls. Most Reliable Ford Mustang Years If you're thinking of buying a used Ford Mustang in Brewster, focus on the 2018 and 2019 model years. These cars rank among the most reliable in Mustang history, with noticeably fewer tech glitches and paint issues. These sixth-generation cars benefited from Ford fixing earlier problems. The 2018 refresh notably boosted reliability while updating engines and tech features. Don't overlook the 2014 Mustang either. It represents the peak of the S197 platform. Years With Notable Concerns Consider certain Mustang years with caution. Along with airbag concerns, the 2006 model also suffered fuel system and electrical failures that stranded drivers. The 2010-2012 models battled serious corrosion problems — bad news in Brewster's salt-heavy winters. Paint bubbling on hoods and roofs sometimes progressed to structural rust, tanking resale values and requiring significant repairs. Even the 2018 GT with its new direct-injection V-8 wasn't immune to problems. While performance improved, owners reported engine ticking and abnormal cylinder wear, showing that even newer Mustangs can struggle with fresh technology. Shifts Over the Generations: Fifth vs. Sixth The fifth-generation Mustang (2005-2014) coupled classic styling with decent performance. Later models earned praise for durability, with the 5.0-liter V-8 standing out for longevity — many still run great with simple maintenance The sixth generation (2015-2023) brought the game-changing independent rear suspension. Ford also added an EcoBoost four-cylinder option, offering peppy performance with better gas mileage. Both generations perform well in terms of reliability. Common Ford Mustang Problems Mustangs have their share of issues. Paint problems lead the list, with peeling, bubbling, and fading plaguing many years, particularly on sun-exposed hoods and roofs. In Brewster's harsh climate, these need quick attention. Engine problems include failing camshaft position sensors, causing stalls, and the 2018 GT's ticking engines. Though rarely serious, these malfunctions worry owners and mean service visits. Older manual transmissions have known issues, while electrical glitches affect radios, displays, and backup cameras. Premature wear of suspension parts, such as tie rods and upper bushings, hurts ride quality. While not dealbreakers, you should be aware of these weaknesses. Tips for Buying a Reliable Used Ford Mustang If you're looking for a solid Mustang, focus on the 2005, 2008, 2014, and 2018-2019 model years. Check the paint carefully, especially the hood and roof, where bubbling or peeling signals trouble. Good service records show a well-maintained car that'll serve you better. Consider certified preowned models for extra protection. Test-drive on local roads, and always get a vehicle history report to spot accidents or recurring problems. Maintenance Tips To Boost Mustang Reliability A solid maintenance plan keeps your Mustang running strong: Every 5,000 miles: Change the oil and check the battery, belts, filters, and tires. Every 15,000 miles: Inspect the air and cabin filters, wipers, and alignment. Every 30,000 miles: Check the belts, hoses, brakes, and HVAC systems. At 45,000 miles: Replace the tires, if needed, when the warranty typically expires. At 100,000 miles: Get a full inspection, new drive belts, and spark plugs. Don't skip brake checks, air filter changes, and coolant flushes every 80,000-100,000 miles. Is a Ford Mustang a Reliable Choice for You? After analyzing Mustang reliability, you can feel confident. Though not perfect, many years prove to be remarkably durable. The 2014, 2018, and 2019 models are especially dependable options. Success with a Mustang hinges on choosing the right year and maintaining it properly. Well-cared-for older models can still be faithful rides. Just remember that performance cars demand more attention than family sedans, a fair exchange for the joy they provide. Test-Drive a Mustang at Brewster Ford Today If you're ready for your own pony, visit our dealership to explore our selection of Mustangs in all trim levels. Our knowledgeable team will match you with the perfect car for you, whether it's a weekend toy or a daily driver. With proper care, your Mustang will be your companion for countless exciting Hudson Valley adventures. Image from ford.com

The Ford Bronco and Jeep Wrangler stand out in the off-road SUV market. They've earned devoted fans and continue to evolve with better technology and beefier performance options. Keep reading our 2025 Ford Bronco vs. Jeep Wrangler comparison to choose the ideal model for your Brewster, New York, adventures. more What's New in the 2025 Models? Ford introduces a 1970s-inspired Free Wheeling appearance package for the 2025 Bronco. The Jeep Wrangler adds practical upgrades, with all models now including power locks and windows. Exterior options for the Wrangler include a new olive-green color. Pricing differs significantly. The Ford Bronco begins at $37,995 for the Base trim, while the top-of-the-line Raptor costs $90,035. The Wrangler starts at $32,690 for the Sport trim and reaches $70,940 for the Rubicon X 4xe. Performance and Capability Both SUVs have impressive power options, with the Bronco offering the following engines: 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder producing 300 hp 2.7-liter twin-turbo V-6 making 330 hp 3.0-liter Raptor-exclusive V-6 delivering 418 hp Jeep counters with the following engine options: 3.6-liter V-6 producing 285 hp 2.0-liter turbo making 270 hp 2.0-liter hybrid powertrain bringing 375 hp and a 21-mile all-electric range 6.4-liter V-8 in the Rubicon 392 delivering 470 hp Jeep wins the towing contest. Models with the 3.6-liter V-6 or 2.0-liter turbo engine can pull up to 5,000 pounds. The Ford Bronco has a towing capacity of up to 3,500 pounds on most trims, although the Raptor manages 4,500 pounds. Engine Options: Power and Efficiency Compared The 2025 Ford Bronco's base 2.3-liter engine easily tackles daily driving, the 2.7-liter EcoBoost V-6 adds serious grunt, and the Raptor's 3.0-liter V-6 conquers anything. Jeep's Wrangler lineup provides less horsepower overall, but it takes the win in the efficiency race. Its 2.0-liter turbo engine gets up to 20 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on the highway, with the 4xe hitting 49 MPGe combined. The Ford Bronco's base engine manages 19 mpg in the city and 21 mpg on the highway. Transmission Choices: Manual vs. Automatic If you're a stick-shift lover, you're in luck. The Ford Bronco pairs its base engine with a seven-speed manual transmission, with a 10-speed automatic available. Other Bronco engines come only with the 10-speed transmission, which handles diverse conditions smoothly. Jeep makes a six-speed manual standard with its V-6 engine. An eight-speed automatic transmission is optional with the V-6 but required for other engines, including the 4xe hybrid. For tough trails, manual transmissions give precise control for obstacle navigation. With two extra gears, the Bronco's 10-speed transmission may find better ratios in tricky spots than the Wrangler's eight-speed transmission. Off-Road Prowess: The Ultimate Off-Road Showdown The Ford Bronco features part-time four-wheel drive, a two-speed transfer case, and terrain-specific G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) modes. An optional HOSS 3.0 suspension, FOX dampers, and BILSTEIN shocks round out its trail capability. An electronic sway bar disconnect that improves wheel articulation on rough ground sets the Wrangler apart. Rubicon models include 33-inch off-road tires and specialized trail equipment. The Bronco edges ahead in key measurements, with up to 13.1 inches of ground clearance — the Wrangler maxes out at 12.9 inches — and a fording depth of 37 inches compared to the Wrangler's 34 inches. These margins can make or break a challenging trail run. Design and Features The Bronco's boxy shape and round headlights honor its heritage, while the Wrangler maintains its seven-slot grille and angular fenders. Each comes in two- or four-door versions to suit different needs. Bronco two-door models measure 173.7 inches long and offer seating for four, while four-door versions stretch to 189.4 inches and seat five. The Jeep Wrangler is more compact. Its two-door models are 166.8 inches long, with a seating capacity of four passengers, and four-door styles reach 188.4 inches long and seat up to five. This size difference gives the Bronco more interior space. Both offer open-air freedom with removable doors and roof panels. The Bronco provides soft top and hardtop options, while the Wrangler adds a fold-down windshield for maximum exposure. Interior Comfort and Technology The Ford Bronco features a 12-inch SYNC 4 touch screen with quick response and great voice control. An optional 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system delivers crisp sound, even with the roof removed. The Wrangler counters with a 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 touch screen offering wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Its available Alpine nine-speaker audio doesn't match the Bronco's premium system but handles outdoor acoustics well. For comfort, both models have heated seats, climate control, and a heated steering wheel, with higher trims offering leather seating. Each uses materials that can handle mud and dirt. Cargo Space and Practicality The Ford Bronco wins the cargo battle. Two-door models offer 22.4 cubic feet behind the rear seats and 52.3 cubic feet when you fold them, while four-door versions provide 38.3 cubic feet behind the back seats and up to 83 cubic feet with the seats down. Jeep Wrangler two-door models offer only 12.9 cubic feet behind the seats and 31.7 cubic feet with them folded. Four-door models provide up to 31.7 cubic feet with the rear seats up and 72.4 cubic feet when you fold the seats. You'll need to pack more carefully in the Wrangler than in the Bronco. Practical storage features in the Bronco include tie-down points and optional cargo systems, while some Wranglers offer under-floor compartments. Roof racks and cargo add-ons can provide extra capacity when you need it. Safety Features and Ratings: What To Expect The 2025 Ford Bronco comes with Ford's Co-Pilot360 package, which makes several features available, including automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, and a backup camera. Higher trims add adaptive cruise control, a 360-degree camera, and blind-spot monitoring with trailer coverage. All Wrangler models have a backup camera, but forward collision warnings, blind-spot monitoring, and parking sensors are extra on upper trims. Adaptive cruise control is also available. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gives the 2025 Ford Bronco a five-star overall safety rating. Both vehicles use high-strength steel frames and multiple airbags for additional safety. Is the Ford Bronco or Jeep Wrangler the Better Buy? Choosing between these vehicles depends on your priorities. The Ford Bronco has a higher starting cost but includes more standard features and technology. Each tackles trails differently. The Bronco feels more modern, while the Wrangler offers decades of heritage. Regarding reliability, the Jeep holds a slight advantage. J.D. Power gives the Wrangler an 80/100 reliability score, with the Bronco falling behind at 77/100, a small but notable difference for long-term owners. Find Your 2025 Ford Bronco at Brewster Ford The 2025 Ford Bronco delivers incredible off-road ability, impressive technology, expansive cargo room, and driver-friendly G.O.A.T. modes that simplify tough terrain navigation. Contact us to set up a test-drive of the Bronco today at Brewster Ford. Our experts can help find your ideal adventure companion and the best auto financing options to meet your needs and budget. Image from ford.com

The 2025 Ford Bronco packs adventure-ready capability right from the factory. But with smart accessories and customizable upgrade options, you can turn it into something truly special. Rugged exterior mods, cool interior additions, and performance boosters let you build a Bronco that perfectly fits your outdoor lifestyle. Let's dig into some of the best accessories for Ford Broncos that'll transform your ride into something unique. more Top 2025 Ford Bronco Accessories and Customization Ideas for New York Drivers Making your 2025 Ford Bronco truly yours is half the fun of ownership. The aptly named Base model is specifically designed as a bare-bones SUV so that you can customize it to your heart's content. From tough exterior armor to clever interior additions, the Bronco's personalization possibilities are limitless. Custom work sets your Bronco apart on roads filled with similar models and can make it instantly recognizable. Adding personal touches isn't just about style, though — if you're smart about the changes you make, you could even increase the car's resale value. The right accessories and customization options can also boost performance, comfort, and daily usability, whether you're building a trail monster or a comfortable daily driver with weekend warrior capabilities. Whether you’re heading up to Fahnestock State Park or tackling snowy roads in Mahopac, customizing your 2025 Bronco for New York terrain can make a major difference in capability and comfort. Popular Exterior Customizations Exterior modifications can be as simple as choosing a custom paint color, but there are endless options to add your signature touch. A new grille instantly gives your Bronco a tougher look, while LED light bars, fog lights, and ditch lights both look cool and illuminate dark trails. Heretic makes Bronco-specific, customizable LED kits that maintain the vehicle's rugged aesthetic. If you want to improve grip and ground clearance, try upgrading to bigger tires and new wheels from a reliable off-road parts manufacturer, such as Method. Don't skip protection features — skid plates, rock sliders, and sturdy bumpers can save you from expensive and avoidable damage. Rock Slide Engineering's Step Slider protects your Bronco's sides while making entry easier. Interior Upgrade Essentials Don't forget your Bronco's interior. Good seat covers and all-weather floor liners help protect the cabin from dirt, spills, and sun while showing your style. Console organizers and cargo systems keep your gear secure and accessible, and products such as JSD's Driver Side Window Mounted Cup Holder can add convenience and maximize storage space. If your Bronco doesn't come with a backup camera, consider adding one — they make a world of difference when you're parking or hooking up trailers. The 2025 Bronco packs decent tech from the factory, but even small upgrades can be an easy way to make your daily drive more enjoyable. Adding extra or better-quality speakers or a subwoofer can transform your audio experience, and a dash phone mount can ensure easy and safe viewing access for navigation apps. If your Bronco lacks built-in Wi-Fi, aftermarket solutions can fill that gap and turn your Bronco into a mobile command center even when you're miles away from civilization. Remote start systems add convenience in cold or hot weather. Ford sells a remote start key fob that works with many models, including the Bronco. For the ultimate convenience, you can even extend its reach with Ford's ultra-long-range extender antenna kit, allowing you to start the SUV from up to 2,500 feet away. Performance and Capability Enhancements The 2025 Bronco has good bones to build on — even the base model includes four-wheel drive and independent front suspension from the factory — but you can easily boost its trail game with smart upgrades. Lift kits come in sizes from mild 1- or 2-inch lifts to 4-inch-plus setups ideal for rock crawling, and long-travel systems let wheels move more freely over bumps and dips. Fox Racing and Bilstein shocks top the list for serious off-roaders. To boost your Bronco's performance even more, try adding a differential upgrade for increased traction or checking out the American-made CORSA Performance Closed Box Air Intake. It optimizes airflow, makes turbo sounds more noticeable, and uses tough rotomolded construction for extreme durability. Outdoor Living and Adventure Gear When roads end, camping begins. Rooftop tents turn your Bronco into a raised sleep spot safe from ground critters, and a pull-out awning helps protect you from the elements. Some brands even make portable showers or slide-out kitchens that fit perfectly with Bronco designs, so you can easily cook or bathe right at your campsite. If you're a frequent adventurer, consider adding recovery gear, such as tow straps, shackles, and air compressors, plus portable charging stations or solar panels to keep you powered up. Running out of room for your toys? Special racks, such as the TrailRax Modular Roof Rack, can easily transport bikes, kayaks, camping gear, and other adventure essentials without sacrificing precious cargo space. Rock Slide Engineering's Tailgate Table creates an extended flat surface for work or cooking, and it only uses an inch of storage space when it's folded flat. How To Choose the Right Accessories for Your Needs Start by thinking about which Bronco model you have and how you'll use it. Weekend trail rider or hardcore rock crawler? Basic model or super-capable Raptor trim? The answers to these questions will affect everything, so know what you're building on and identify the gaps you want to fill first. Choose accessories that actually match how you'll use your Bronco. Once you've chosen which customizations you're interested in, it's time to start shopping. Accessories add up fast, so prioritize buying high-impact items first. Shop around for parts, but make sure to do your research and buy from quality brands with proven track records. Read reviews from verified owners — they'll tell you things marketing folks won't. Whenever possible, pick genuine Ford or Bronco-specific parts for ideal compatibility. Installation Tips and Professional Services Many Ford Bronco accessories are easy to install and DIY-friendly. Floor mats, seat covers, and simple bolt-on items such as bug shields or mud flaps typically only require basic hand tools, such as socket sets, screwdrivers, and pliers — plus some patience. Always read the instructions completely before starting, and if you're a visual learner, check out YouTube videos for extra help. Some upgrades definitely warrant professional help. Electrical work, major suspension changes, or anything affecting the engine or exhaust systems usually requires specialized tools and know-how. While it can be costlier than DIY installation, professional installation safeguards your warranty and provides peace of mind, especially for safety-critical components. Finding a good installation shop takes research. Look for places specializing in off-road vehicles or Ford products specifically. Read reviews, ask around in Bronco forums, and question shops about their experience with your planned upgrades — quality shops will happily explain their processes and any potential impacts on performance or warranty coverage. Our parts department at Brewster Ford is happy to answer any of your installation questions and even order parts for you. Customize Your Ford Bronco in Brewster, NY Ready to start your Bronco transformation? Our expert parts team is ready to help you find everything from off-road tires to custom roof racks. With our Ford expertise and access to premium accessories, we'll help guide your customization journey from start to finish. Contact us or stop by today to begin turning your stock Bronco into the perfect adventure buddy for your lifestyle. Image from ford.com

The Ford Bronco tackles off-road challenges with powerful engine options and tough-as-nails features, but you'll need to take care of it through regular maintenance to keep it running smoothly. Read on as we break down the Ford Bronco maintenance schedule to help you get the most miles from your rugged SUV. Stick to the recommended service intervals, and your Bronco will be ready for adventure, whether driving around Brewster, New York, or conquering tough terrain. more Understanding Ford Bronco Maintenance Needs The Bronco's off-road abilities need special care, and regular maintenance will help you avoid costly repairs. Following a Ford Bronco service schedule keeps your vehicle at peak performance on any terrain. Ford offers engines for every driving style. The base 2.3-liter turbo four-cylinder engine delivers 300 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque, an optional 2.7-liter EcoBoost V-6 packs 330 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque, and the Raptor's 3.0-liter V-6 produces 418 hp and 440 lb-ft of torque. All Bronco models have four-wheel drive and Ford's Terrain Management System, and most feature a removable top and doors. Our expert technicians are here to help you maintain these systems properly. Key Benefits of Regular Maintenance Following your Bronco's maintenance schedule offers several advantages. Well-maintained vehicles burn less fuel, run better, stay safer, and hold their value longer. Regular maintenance is even more essential if you often hit the trails in your Bronco. Proper maintenance can boost your Bronco's fuel efficiency by up to 40%, giving you more time to explore New York. A well-maintained Bronco can also sell for more than a neglected one. Regular care lengthens your Bronco's life span, helping you get your money's worth from your off-road investment. Detailed Ford Bronco Service Schedule Keeping your Ford Bronco in great shape requires following a thorough service plan. This schedule outlines what needs attention at different mileage points, from routine oil changes to Bronco-specific maintenance. Stick to this plan to maintain those impressive off-road capabilities and keep performance strong. 10,000 Miles Your first major service comes at 10,000 miles. This visit's multipoint inspection finds small issues before they become expensive repairs and sets the foundation for your Bronco's future health. Several key services need attention. An oil change and a new filter are essential for engine health. Our technicians will check fluid levels, inspect the belts and hoses, and test the brake system. Maintenance services ensure your Bronco continues to perform optimally on highways and trails. 20,000 Miles: Upcoming Services At 20,000 miles, it's important to continue the maintenance you established on the first service visit. This interval includes all 10,000-mile checks and a cabin air filter replacement for fresher interior air. A thorough brake inspection, including the rotors and pads, maintains stopping power, which is crucial after off-road trips. Your technician will check linkage components and the rear axle lubricant, making replacements as needed. Good rear axle lubrication is essential for smooth four-wheel-drive function on rough terrain. 30,000 Miles Essential Services At 30,000 miles, it's vital to replace the engine air filter to maintain power and efficiency. And check the cooling system to prevent overheating. The exhaust system needs inspection at this point. Have the skilled technicians in our service department examine the drive shaft and universal joints, as these parts affect off-road performance. Regular checks ensure power reaches all wheels smoothly on tough terrain. 50,000 Miles The 50,000-mile mark requires a more thorough maintenance visit. Have your mechanic check the motor mounts and replace worn ones. These parts keep your Bronco's engine properly aligned, which is vital after tackling rough terrain. The drive belts, hoses, and suspension bushings will also need inspecting and replacing when necessary. 60,000 Miles After your Bronco passes 60,000 miles, it enters a new phase requiring more frequent attention. If you've been using your vehicle for regular towing or off-roading, you may need to shorten your oil change intervals to every 5,000 to 7,500 miles to give the engine proper lubrication. Full system inspections are essential. These should cover the engine, transmission, suspension, and electrical systems. If replacements are necessary, stick with original equipment manufacturer parts for the best results and reliability. Regular maintenance at this stage keeps your Bronco ready for daily driving and weekend adventures. 100,000 Miles At 100,000 miles, your Bronco needs extra attention. Check-ups and replacements become routine. Focus on suspension parts, brake systems, and engine mounts, especially if you frequently drive off-road. With good care, your Bronco can last surprisingly long. A Ford Bronco can reach 200,000 miles when maintained properly. Follow factory recommendations, use quality parts, maintain proper oil and fluid levels, and address strange noises promptly to keep your high-mileage Bronco reliable. Common Maintenance Costs for Ford Bronco Understanding maintenance costs helps you budget for your Bronco's care. Prices vary by location, but regular upkeep is better than fixing problems from neglect. Oil changes, tire rotations, and brake work keep your Bronco running strong. Off-road adventures require more frequent service visits than city driving. Although it adds to your maintenance costs, it protects your investment. Service packages offer value with predictable costs and skilled technicians. Maximizing Your Ford Bronco's Performance Getting peak performance from your Bronco requires more than the basics. Checking the tire pressure and vehicle fluids is essential before traversing rough terrain. Stick with Ford-approved fluids and parts. Change the oil every 7,000 to 10,000 miles (sooner if off-roading), the brake fluid every three years, the differential fluid at 100,000 miles (50,000 for trail use), the transmission fluid every 150,000 miles, and the engine coolant at around 200,000 miles. Schedule Your Ford Bronco Service in Brewster, New York Servicing your Bronco at Brewster Ford is simple, and you can find us at 1024 Route 22 in Brewster, New York. We provide specialized care for your off-road vehicle, from trip inspections to trail-ready servicing and preventive maintenance. Our technicians know your Bronco down to the last bolt. Call us at 845-205-7086 or schedule a service appointment online. We're open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Book soon to prepare your vehicle for your next adventure. Image from ford.com

The 2025 Ford Maverick completely changes the expectations for a compact pickup truck. This little workhorse pairs everyday usefulness with modern styling. Ford Maverick interiors feature clever storage, top-notch technology, and a practical 4.5-foot bed that handles bulky stuff. Whether exploring eating options in Brewster, New York, or escaping for the weekend, this truck's cabin makes your life easier. more New Ford Trucks New Ford Mavericks Call Us Today! Stylish and Functional Design The 2025 Ford Maverick's cabin manages to be both attractive and practical. Its smart layout maximizes space while prioritizing comfort, with durable materials for daily use. Five adults fit comfortably without crowding, making this truck invaluable for both family and work duties. Storage solutions include under-seat compartments, adjustable cup holders, and door pockets sized perfectly for 1.5-liter water bottles. The space under the rear seats stores sports equipment, emergency supplies, or travel snacks. Upper trims add leather seats and power adjustments for extra comfort. The 4.5-foot bed fits 18 plywood sheets without diagonal positioning. Interior Aesthetics The Maverick stands out with its clean, modern design. The dashboard uses a simple layout with digital screens and physical buttons that give satisfying feedback. The 2025 Ford Maverick changes include a new Smoke Truffle color scheme with bronze accents for the Lariat trim. Ford pays attention to details with thoughtful stitching, textures, and materials. The optional ActiveX seats resist spills and mud while adding style. The available power moonroof makes the cabin feel larger. You can enjoy a premium feel at a reasonable price, making the Maverick ideal whether you're a daily commuter or an outdoor enthusiast. Cabin Layout The 2025 Maverick's cabin proves its designers understand functionality. The front and rear seats provide good head and leg space, while controls are easily accessible. The improved center console creates more storage for daily essentials. Technology and Connectivity The 2025 Maverick raises the bar for technology in small trucks. The star feature is the 13.2-inch touch screen, a significant upgrade from the previous 8-inch version. This larger display improves visibility and touch-screen accuracy, making everyday interactions more intuitive and putting more information at your fingertips without overwhelming you with options. An 8-inch digital gauge cluster sits behind the steering wheel, showing key driving information. USB ports throughout the cabin keep devices charged. All controls remain accessible without making the interior feel tight, which is impressive for a compact truck. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, so you can connect your phone without the usual cable fumbling. Voice commands let you control music, navigation, and phone calls without taking your eyes off the road. If you need to finish some work on the road, the 4G LTE Wi-Fi hot spot turns your truck into a rolling office. The truck's over-the-air updates add new features over time. Entertainment System The 2025 Maverick's entertainment setup makes traffic jams and long trips more bearable. The SYNC 4 system is responsive and straightforward, with bright graphics and quick load times. You can customize the layout, putting your most-used apps and functions front and center instead of digging through menus. You can enjoy regular radio, SiriusXM, or stream directly from your phone. If you're a music lover, choose the optional Bang & Olufsen sound system, and your favorite playlists will sound noticeably clearer and more dynamic. Speakers throughout the cabin create sound that fills the space without distortion, even when you crank it up. Driver-Assistance Features The 2025 Maverick features technology that makes driving safer and less stressful. Ford's Co-Pilot360 package includes several features as standard equipment that used to cost extra. Lane-keeping assist keeps you from drifting. Adaptive cruise control maintains your distance from cars ahead, while automatic high beams switch on and off depending on oncoming traffic. Lariat and Tremor models have an even smarter cruise control system with lane centering and speed sign recognition, taking the strain out of long highway drives. Parking in tight spots isn't the hassle it used to be with the 360-degree camera system that gives you a bird's-eye view of your surroundings. Automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring help everyone stay safe. Comfort and Convenience Ford designed the 2025 Maverick's interior for everyday comfort. The seats remain comfortable during long drives, particularly with power-adjustment options. Upper trims feature surprisingly premium materials that exceed expectations. The available dual-zone climate control lets you and your passengers set your own temperatures. The truck offers plenty of storage, with a redesigned center console that better organizes items. The power-sliding rear window adds ventilation options rarely found in compact trucks. An optional panoramic sunroof brightens the interior, and the cabin's easy entry height eliminates the typical truck climb. These practical touches significantly improve daily usability. Seating Comfort The 2025 Maverick doesn't skimp on seating options. Base models come with tough cloth that'll stand up to whatever life throws at it. Higher trims feature ActiveX synthetic or genuine leather for a premium feel and power adjustments for the driver's seat, letting you find the perfect position to make long drives around New York more bearable. While the crew cab layout isn't enormous, Ford uses space smartly. The rear bench includes a 60/40-split folding design, giving you flexibility when carrying oddly shaped cargo. This thoughtful approach means your Maverick works as both a people-mover and a cargo hauler, adapting to your needs without much fuss or compromise. Experience the 2025 Ford Maverick Interior at Brewster Ford Today The 2025 Ford Maverick shakes up what small trucks can be. By combining comfort, smart technology, and practical features, this truck offers incredible bang for your buck. From the surprisingly spacious seating and clever storage solutions to the massive touch screen and helpful driver aids, everything about the Maverick's interior makes your daily Brewster drives better. To experience what makes this truck special, contact our team to schedule a test-drive. Be sure to check out our new vehicle specials to take advantage of savings.

The Ford Bronco is back on the scene, winning over thrill seekers with its tough-as-nails design and off-road capability. If you've got questions about whether you can count on a Bronco for the long haul, our team at Brewster Ford cuts through the hype about this iconic ride's reliability record. more New Ford Bronco Inventory Used Ford Inventory Call Us! Ford Bronco Reliability: What You Should Know Since its reintroduction in 2021, the Bronco has been earning respect from drivers. Against the Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4Runner, it's holding its own despite limited long-term data. The 4Runner has history on its side, but the Bronco's strong start shows real promise for long-term reliability. The numbers tell the story: Cars.com gives the 2021 model a 4.6/5.0 reliability score, with RepairPal rating it 4.1/5.0. According to Kelley Blue Book, an impressive 95% of owners would recommend their Bronco. Unlike the Wrangler's known transmission and electrical issues, the Bronco avoids these problems. J.D. Power and Consumer Reports highlight owner satisfaction with both off-road capability and daily driving performance. Detailed Ford Bronco Reliability Assessment Looking more closely at Bronco reliability reveals some interesting points. Early 2.7-liter turbocharged EcoBoost engines had valve train problems that affected performance and efficiency, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Ford acted quickly, and 2023-2024 models are largely free of these issues. Both manual and automatic transmissions perform reliably, while electronics remain mostly glitch-free — rare in today's tech-heavy vehicles. The suspension and steering systems handle off-road abuse surprisingly well. Even with removable tops and doors, the body and interior hold up nicely, with only minor complaints about fit and finish. Some owners report ignition failures, exhaust gas recirculation system tube issues, electronic glitches, and occasional brake irregularities. You might hear rumors about transmission problems online, but many drivers log thousands of trouble-free miles. Ford Bronco Maintenance and Longevity Keep your Bronco healthy by following Ford's maintenance schedule. Change the oil every 10,000 miles, or every 5,000-7,500 miles if you're doing heavy off-roading and towing. At 20,000 miles, replace the cabin filter, inspect brake components, check linkage parts, and examine the rear axle lubricant. Regular maintenance equals longer vehicle life. Plan for $2,000-$4,000 in maintenance costs over five years — reasonable for an off-road vehicle. Outdoor enthusiasts should pay extra attention to suspension components, axles, shocks, and cooling systems after trail runs. Small maintenance investments now prevent expensive repairs later. How Many Miles Will a Ford Bronco Last? All signs point to your Bronco sticking around for the long haul. The Toyota 4Runner has set the bar high with regular reports of 200,000 miles with only basic maintenance. This version of the Bronco is still relatively new, so it can't claim to match the 4Runner's longevity just yet, but the early reports look quite encouraging. If you're looking for real-world proof, a Redditor documented their Bronco blasting past the 100,000-mile mark without any engine or major mechanical meltdowns, which is impressive for a vehicle that's only been out for a few years. Your results will vary depending on how you treat your ride. If you're a daily commuter, you'll likely get more miles out of your Bronco than someone who spends every weekend crawling over boulders. Both the 2.3-liter and 2.7-liter engines are holding their own so far. Quality Control and Manufacturing Insights Ford manufactures the Bronco at its Michigan Assembly Plant in Wayne, Michigan, the same facility that builds the Ford Ranger. That's no coincidence, as the two vehicles share chassis and underpinnings. This setup lets Ford keep a tight grip on quality across both production lines. Since bringing the Bronco back, Ford has constantly tweaked and improved the manufacturing process. The automaker fixed the valve train issues that plagued some 2021 and 2022 models by refining its approach. The Bronco's fit and finish stands up well against the competition — you'll notice solid body panel alignment and interior pieces that stand up to daily use. While no mass-produced vehicle is perfect, the Bronco's overall build quality suggests these vehicles are more than just weekend toys. Safety Evaluations The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) tested the 2024 Ford Bronco four-door SUV and came away impressed. It achieved Good scores in small overlap front tests and Moderate scores in overlap front tests and side crash tests. Results tell us that the Bronco is built to keep you safe. Tips for Maintaining and Improving Reliability To maximize your Bronco's longevity, follow the recommendations in your owner's manual. Regular oil changes, tire rotations, and inspections are essential. Off-roaders should inspect suspension parts, axles, shocks, control arms, springs, track bars, bushings, and mounting points regularly. Quick checks prevent costly repairs. Cleaning is crucial. Use Motorcraft Professional Strength Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner inside, and wash the exterior with lukewarm water and pH-neutral soap. Remove bird droppings, fuel spills, and tar immediately to protect your paint. Maintain your wheels with Motorcraft Wheel and Tire Cleaner, and remember to address small issues promptly before they grow into expensive problems. Is the Ford Bronco a Reliable Choice? The Ford Bronco is proving itself to be a solid bet. It pairs solid construction with a driving experience that works for both trail warriors and school-run parents. While long-term information isn't yet available, current data looks promising, especially if you plan to take advantage of the Bronco's off-road capabilities. The Bronco balances toughness, comfort, and versatility for daily commuters and weekend adventurers. With regular maintenance, it'll likely reward you with years of enjoyment. Test-Drive the Ford Bronco at Brewster Ford Today If you need more information or want to kick the tires in person, drop by our Brewster dealership and see if this rugged ride matches your real-world needs. Our team has the latest specs and can help you figure out if the Bronco is the best choice for you. Image from ford.com

The 2025 Ford Bronco Sport is a stylish and capable SUV that effortlessly draws attention as you cruise by. Ford designed its Bronco Sport to stand out in a crowded segment but also left room for you to add a personal touch. Whether that's off-road equipment, specialty wheels, or interior upgrades, you can find many Ford Bronco parts to enhance your ride. Join us as we explore top-rated accessories that will boost your Bronco Sport's style and performance. more New Ford SUVs New Ford Bronco Sports Call Us Today! Ford Bronco Sport Customization: Popular Accessories Every Bronco Sport owner has their own vision of how to accessorize their vehicle. You might lean toward performance upgrades to level up your off-road adventures, or you might want to add flashy street style. Let's take a closer look at the best Bronco Sport accessories available. Exterior Accessories If you're starting your Bronco Sport makeover on the outside, we have some of the most popular Bronco exterior accessories available in our Brewster parts department. And we also have access to the entire Bronco accessory catalog, making ordering simple. Trim kits give you a quick and affordable splash of style. You can find grille and tailgate letters in pink, matte black, cactus gray, and other colors to make your Bronco Sport pop. Fender flares offer another quick and easy upgrade, and you can order a specific color or buy ones you can paint to match your signature style. Add graphics to your Bronco Sport's exterior to make it look more aggressive or sleek, depending on your vision. You might consider the matte black hood decal for that sporty look or the throwback side decals that capture a retro vibe. Interior Accessories Moving inside, you have many interior Ford Bronco upgrades available, such as the TUFSKINZ interior vent kit and accent overlays. This kit adds a touch of color to your Bronco Sport's interior. Other great accessories include custom door sill plates, floor mats, and seat covers, all providing protection and style. Convenience features such as a custom console safe let you lock up your valuables, turning your center console or rear seat storage areas into secure containers made from 12-gauge cold-rolled plate steel. If your dog loves going for rides in your Bronco Sport, we can order you a pet barrier to keep them in the back seat so you can operate your car safely. Performance Boosting Accessories Your Bronco Sport was built to perform, but you can take advantage of Ford Bronco upgrades that enhance its performance. Adding a hitch kit and wiring harness lets you take your adventure toys along on every excursion. There are also various carriers you can mount to the roof or tailgate to carry bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and cargo containers. Exterior lighting kits add style and convenience, or you can install a rear spoiler for enhanced aerodynamics and appearance. Ford also has a lineup of tents and awnings that attach to the tailgate or even mount on the roof, letting you bring more convenience and comfort into your next adventure. Factors To Consider When Selecting Bronco Sport Accessories You might see other SUVs on the road with cool Ford Bronco Sport accessories, but that doesn't automatically make them the right choice. You need to consider a few things before accessorizing your Bronco Sport. Compatibility: Ensuring Perfect Fit and Function The aftermarket parts market has many manufacturers that claim to make parts for almost every vehicle. While this might be technically true, many of these parts require retrofitting—in other words, you need to install some type of fitting to make the part attach and work. That's why we recommend you use only Ford-certified accessories that you can order from our service center experts. Ford certifies these parts fit correctly and work with your Bronco Sport, and they don't need retrofitting. Many car owners shop based on price, and we understand that. However, Ford engineered your Bronco Sport to use only specific parts and accessories. Finding a similar item outside the Ford-certified list might save you money, but it might not fit correctly or work properly. In some situations, the use of uncertified aftermarket parts can void your warranty. We recommend you speak with one of our parts department experts before buying anything to ensure compatibility and keep your warranty intact. Quality and Durability: Choosing Long-Lasting Options You want your accessories to last for as long as you own your Ford Bronco Sport. We choose all official Ford Bronco accessories not only for their fit but also for their durability. Ford mandates the use of high-quality materials by the manufacturers to ensure their durability and performance. You might find a similar aftermarket part that saves you money up front, but if it was made from inferior materials and breaks, it can cost you more in the long run. Maintenance Tips for Your Ford Bronco Sport Accessories Proper maintenance of your Bronco Sport accessories will help them last longer, work better, and look great. We recommend you inspect exterior accessories such as running boards, roof racks, and trim kits every six months. You should wash your Bronco Sport regularly and wax it twice a year to protect its finish. Keep in mind you shouldn't clean your wheels when they're hot, as this could damage their finish, and never use abrasive cleaners or materials because they could scratch or damage the paint. Elevate Your Driving Experience at Brewster Ford Today! If you're ready to create the perfect customized Ford Bronco Sport that matches your style and performance needs, you need to talk with a professional. We invite you to visit our Brewster dealership and meet with an accessory specialist. They'll answer any questions and advise you on the best way to turn your vision into reality. You can schedule a service appointment online or stop by our Route 22 dealership anytime. Our friendly, knowledgeable team will find the best accessories, order them, and coordinate the install. Image from ford.com