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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Regular tire maintenance helps keep your tires in good condition. Tires are subject to constant friction and will eventually wear out, but regular checks help extend their service life. As your Ford dealer, we want to tell you some signs your tires could be wearing out and may need replacement. Signs You Need Tire Maintenance at Your Ford Dealer Underinflated Tires Maintaining tire pressure is essential for maximizing tire life. The correct tire pressure for your Ford is listed in your vehicle manual and on a metal plate or sticker on the inside door jamb of the front passenger door. Tire pressure can drop due to a leak or the internal tire pressure trying to equalize with the pressure outside. Low pressure causes a tire to sag, exposing part of the weaker sidewalls to friction damage with the surface. Tires with low pressure are easy to spot, as they have increased wear on the outer areas of the tread. This damage makes leaks more likely and will mean your tires need early replacement. We'll correct your tire pressure and check your tire condition. If the tires are damaged, we can replace them. Cracked Tires Tires are made from high-quality rubber and have additional reinforcing under the tread to reduce friction damage. Rubber provides the perfect mixture of strength and flexibility, but it naturally loses this flexibility over time due to the effects of heat, cold, and sunlight. As rubber becomes less flexible, it will crack rather than flex. Cracks in a tire will gradually expand as the rubber heats up when driving and cools down when you stop. If a crack extends deep enough into the tire, it will cause a leak. We can plug small leaks, but a cracked tire will gradually become more damaged and eventually fail. Our technicians can check your tires and repair a leak or replace the tire, depending on the extent of the damage. Tire Vibration If you're driving and feel vibrations, you could have a damaged tire. Vibrations are caused by a tire that isn't correctly balanced due to excessive wear. This damage could be due to a wheel alignment problem or the tire's internal structure breaking down. Wheel alignment gradually changes as you drive, and incorrect alignment causes excessive wear. The tire could also have internal damage due to a manufacturing flaw. We can't repair internal tire damage, but fixing an alignment problem can extend the tire's life. If you have a tire problem, visit us today at Clay Maxey Ford of Harrison in Harrison, AR.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Your brakes are arguably the most important safety system in your Ford, as they allow you to reduce your speed and stop within seconds. Like all other systems, components will wear out or become damaged and need repair. As your Ford dealer, we want to tell you about some signs you need to visit us for brake maintenance. Signs You Need Brake Maintenance at Your Ford Dealer Hard Brake Pedal When you push down on the brake pedal, you should feel resistance. Pressurized brake fluid generates this resistance, which increases as you exert more pressure. If you feel extreme resistance and have to work to push the pedal down, you have a damaged brake pedal booster. The brake pedal booster is positioned between the brake pedal and the rest of the braking system. It uses a vacuum system to magnify the force exerted on the pedal 10x. This allows you to use little physical effort to engage the brakes easily. The booster can wear out, or the vacuum system might become compromised. We'll check the booster and repair or replace it. Brake Fluid Leak As we saw above, brake fluid is essential for providing the hydraulic power that forces the braking system to engage. The system is pressurized to supply the necessary force to bring your vehicle to a stop even when it's traveling at speed. The pressure generates heat, and the combination of heat, pressure, and natural wear and tear can cause a leak. As brake fluid leaks, resistance from the pedal will decrease. You'll notice your braking distance is increasing and brake responsiveness drops. This can make driving more dangerous, as the fluid loss will eventually prevent the brakes from working. Our technicians will find and fix the leak, and we'll refill the brake fluid. Screeching Noises Brake pads provide the friction necessary to stop the wheel rotors. When you jam on the brakes, the pads are forced against the wheel rotors. Each pad has a friction-producing material covering that slowly wears down. Once the material drops to 1/4" thickness, braking responsiveness will slow and you'll hear screeching noises each time you brake. A built-in warning device is the source of these screeching noises. Each pad has a metal spike buried inside it. When the pad has worn down sufficiently, the spike is exposed and will scratch against the rotor until the pad is replaced. If you have a brake problem, contact us today at Clay Maxey Ford of Harrison in Harrison, AR.

The 2024 Ford Ranger received a comprehensive redesign this year, now featuring a spacious Crew Cab. Check out the four all-new trims of this dependable compact pickup. 4 Tough Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford Ranger 1. XL The base model of the Ranger features a 270-horsepower turbo-four with a 10-speed automatic and your choice of rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. Standard tech includes an 8" digital gauge cluster, a 10" infotainment touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and a six-speaker stereo. The Ranger XL incorporates a full driver assistance package. It includes driver attention monitoring, lane departure warning, auto high beams, and forward automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection. You can upgrade the base model of this truck with the Trailer Tow package for a Class IV hitch receiver and either a four-pin or seven-pin wiring harness. 2. XLT The XLT adds wireless charging, built-in power outlets in the truck bed, remote start, power-folding mirrors, and satellite radio. You'll also get extra driver assistance tech like rear cross-traffic alert, blind-spot monitoring, and lane keep assist. You can upgrade the Ranger XLT with the Advanced Towing package, which includes the equipment from the Trailer Tow package plus Pro Trailer Backup Assist and a trailer brake controller. This trim is also available with an FX4 Off-Road package for everything you need to hit the trails. 3. LARIAT Choose the Ranger LARIAT for a premium cabin with enhancements such as leather upholstery, power-adjustable heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen stereo system, and push-button start. This model also incorporates a 12-inch touchscreen with navigation, dual-zone automatic climate control, ambient interior lighting, and HD radio. Added standard safety features for the LARIAT include adaptive cruise control, a surround-view camera, advanced park assist, front parking sensors, and rain-sensing windshield wipers. 4. Raptor Step up to the Raptor for the thrill of a twin-turbo six-cylinder engine that provides 405 hp. This model is a new addition to the U.S. Ranger lineup for 2024, with enhanced performance features that include Fox shocks, a Watts-link rear suspension, dual exhaust, a steel bash plate, steel front and rear bumpers, electronic locking front and rear axles, and rear tow hooks. The Raptor also adds Active Park Assist 2.0 and Ford Trail Control. Explore the four refreshed trims of this top-rated compact pickup today. Visit Clay Maxey Ford of Harrison, AR to test drive your favorite version of the Ranger.

The 2024 Ford Mustang is perfect for Harrison drivers who want to sprint across the town or tour Arkansas' countryside in a modern classic car. All nine trim levels blend roaring power with luxurious comfort and head-turning styling, making it easy to choose the right model for your needs and budget. 9 Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford Mustang EcoBoost Fastback Boasting iconic exterior lines and a capable engine, the entry model is perfect for drivers seeking a wallet-friendly Mustang. Equipped with the all-new 2.3L EcoBoost engine, it sprints across city streets and comes with a wealth of luxurious features, including a massive 13.2-inch center touchscreen designed to offer seamless access to entertainment and connectivity. EcoBoost Premium Fastback The Premium model of the EcoBoost Fastback comes with enhanced tech and comfort features, including a 12.4-inch digital cluster with customizable layouts for a highly personalized driving experience. An available active valve performance exhaust is a nice upgrade if you want to turn heads with an unmistakable turbocharged roar. EcoBoost Convertible The EcoBoost Convertible is based on the entry Fastback, but it enhances the base model with a convertible top. Ideal for touring, this stylish vehicle allows you to enjoy the sun and fresh air with the touch of a button. EcoBoost Premium Convertible Like the EcoBoost Convertible, the EcoBoost Premium Convertible is the open-top variant of the EcoBoost Premium Fastback. From a standard 9-speaker sound system to a suite of convenience and comfort features, this model makes every ride feel luxurious. GT Fastback Moving up toward the high-performance lineup, the GT Fastback delivers 486 horsepower and 418 lb-ft of torque produced by a 5.0L Coyote V8 engine. Styled for performance, this model includes an eye-catching wedged decklid spoiler designed for improved high-speed handling. GT Premium Fastback The GT Premium Fastback maintains many of the GT Fastback's features, including the 6-speed manual transmission with rev-matching designed for smooth shifting, and enhances them with comfort and convenience features, such as a standard 9-speaker audio system with amplifier designed to deliver an upscale listening experience. GT Premium Convertible Perfect for touring, the GT Premium Convertible boasts eye-catching exterior accents and comes with comfortable sports seats designed for unrivaled support and comfort. Dark Horse Ford equips the Dark Horse with the same engine used on the GT lineup but enhances the powertrain with a unique intake manifold and engine oil, transmission, and differential coolers that boost the engine's performance to 500 horsepower. With these specs, you can expect lightning-fast acceleration and superb handling on the race track. Dark Horse Premium The Dark Horse Premium enhances the Dark Horse's features with convenience upgrades, such as a universal garage door opener and heated and cooled front seats for ultimate comfort in all seasons. Curious to discover more and try this iconic ride on the road? Visit us at Clay Maxey Ford in Harrison, AR to explore our inventory and schedule a test drive.

If you're looking for a family-friendly or adventure-ready vehicle, a new Ford SUV could be your best option. The automaker's new lineup boasts a wealth of technologies and innovative specs designed to elevate your driving experience. Here are some of the reasons to schedule a test drive here at your local Ford dealer. 5 Reasons to Get a New Ford SUV From Your Ford Dealer 1. Safer Rides With the Ford CoPilot360 Technology Each of Ford's current lineup SUVs boasts the Ford CoPilot360 technology, a suite of driver assistance and safety features developed to reduce driver fatigue, minimize blind spots, and keep you safe on the road. The technology includes several collision-avoidance systems, such as lane-keeping assistance and lane departure warning. Adaptive cruise control and trailer safety features are also included, making Ford's SUVs perfect for family trips. 2. Adaptable Interiors In all Ford vehicles, innovation goes beyond technology. Most SUVs from the brand come with versatile and easily adaptable interiors that allow for an easy configuration of the passenger and cargo areas. In models like the 2024 Ford Escape, the innovative sliding second row makes it easy to increase the legroom by up to 5.9 inches, providing an ample lounge area for taller passengers. 3. Trail-Ready Designs Ford SUVs are perfect for hauling your family across the city, but most models also come with adventure-ready features. Four-wheel drive is optional or standard on most models, giving you peace of mind when riding over rugged terrains. Exterior zone lighting can be had on select models and trim levels so you can easily illuminate the area around your vehicle. Trail-ready models like the Bronco and Bronco Sport also boast standard liftgate zone lights and washable interiors for added convenience. 4. Versatile Family Rides No matter how small or big your family is, Ford offers SUV options for crews of all sizes. For instance, the 2024 Ford Expedition can be had in a standard or MAX version, providing plenty of space for people and cargo. Keeping your crew entertained on the go is also easy, thanks to the SYNC infotainment system. From built-in connectivity to Internet radio and audio streaming from your devices, there are many ways to ensure your passengers won't get bored. 5. All-Electric Options Those who wish to switch from gas to electric can find what they need in the Mustang Mach-E. This highly capable SUV blends performance with innovative technologies and upscale comfort for thrilling driving experiences on and off the road. Two battery options deliver a range of up to 320 miles per charge and a net output of up to 480 horsepower and 600 lb-ft of torque. Ready to discover your next ride? Visit us at Clay Maxey Ford in Harrison, AR to explore our inventory and schedule a test drive.

As the entry model of Ford's Super Duty lineup, the 2024 Ford F-250 SD is a great option for individuals and businesses seeking a capable yet affordable work vehicle. Four engine options allow you to customize the truck's performance and capability to suit your needs. 2024 Ford F-250 SD Engine Options When it comes to optimizing the F-250 SD's performance, Ford spoils you with choices. Most trim levels come standard with a 6.8L gas V8 engine boasting a net output of 405 horsepower and 445 lb-ft of torque. That's more than enough for casual trailering and hauling on a worksite, whether it's towing a light horse trailer across a ranch or transporting materials and equipment on a construction site. A more powerful 7.3L gas V8 engine boosts performance to 430 horsepower and 485 lb-ft of torque. Two Power Stroke turbo-diesel engines enhance performance even more, producing 457 or 500 horsepower and 1,050 or 1,200 lb-ft of torque, respectively. All engine options pair with a 10-speed automatic transmission and driver-selectable drive modes for enhanced handling on all driving surfaces and weather conditions. Impressive Towing Capacity Regardless of the engine option, the 2024 F-250 SD is designed for heavy-duty trailering. In its standard version (regular cab, 4x2 drive, and 6.8L V8 engine), this truck boasts a conventional towing capacity of 14,800 lbs. With the other engine options, the conventional towing capacity varies from 16,900 to 22,000 lbs, depending on the cab style and drivetrain. Equipped for gooseneck/5th wheel towing, the capacity can go up to 23,000 lbs. Beyond towing power, the F-250 SD also boasts a payload between 3,440 and 4,268 lbs, making this pickup truck the perfect choice for hauling heavy or bulky items. Comfort and Convenience Features The F-250 SD blends muscle with comfort and convenience features designed to enhance your driving experience. A range of cab and bed configurations provide plenty of space for crew and cargo. The interior boasts comfortable seating surfaces and front seats designed for optimal back and lateral support. Tech features elevate the driving experience with entertainment and connectivity options. In-cabin Wi-Fi hotspot capability and an optional work surface allow you to turn the truck into a mobile office, while the Ford Telematics and Data Services come standard for easy fleet management and location of your vehicle. With plenty of power and a suite of convenience features, the 2024 F-250 SD is the ultimate work truck. Contact us at Clay Maxey Ford in Harrison, AR to discover more and schedule a test drive.

The 2024 Ford F-350 SD is designed for heavy-duty tasks, and it can handle whatever you're throwing at it, no matter what road you're driving on. 5 Features That Make the 2024 Ford F-350 SD Unstoppable 1. Powerful Engines Each F-350 SD model comes with a powerful standard engine and is fully customizable with alternative powertrain options. The base XL trim level comes standard with a 6.8L gas V8 for a net output of 405 horsepower and 445 lb-ft of torque. The XLT boosts power with a 7.3L V8 for high-output power of 430 horsepower and 485 lb-ft of torque. Two 6.7L turbo diesel engines offer optimized torque and enhanced fuel economy. The high-output version of the turbo-diesel engine boasts a whopping 500 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft of torque for outstanding towing capacity. 2. High Towing Capacity Each of the four available engines optimizes the truck's efficiency for a high towing power. In the base trim's standard configuration (regular cab with a 4x2 drive), the 6.8L gas engine delivers a conventional towing capacity of 18,700 lbs. The high-output turbo-diesel engine boosts the conventional towing capacity to a maximum of 27,000 lbs in the crew cab style. With 5th-wheel/gooseneck attachments, this behemoth can tow up to 32,300 lbs. 3. Off-Road Tuned Each trim level of the F-350 SD can be had or comes standard with a 4x4 drivetrain for optimal off-road performance. Optional off-road packages add extra features, such as rugged wheels with 33-inch all-terrain tires and hill descent control. Specially tuned front and rear shocks are also available or standard, depending on the trim level, further ​optimizing the truck's off-road capabilities. 4. Driver Comfort From ​soft-to-the-touch ​yet easy-to-clean seating surfaces to ​adjustable front seats, the F-350 SD is designed ​for driving comfort. The regular cab comes with a practical 3-seat front bench, while the six-seat configurations offer plenty of ​legroom and headroom for all passengers. ​Cubbies around the cabin and convenient under-seat storage make it easy to keep loose items organized. 5. Innovative Tech Ford ​equips this heavy-duty truck with a wealth of innovative tech ​options, ranging from ​in-cabin entertainment and connectivity to advanced driver-assistive technologies. The Ford Co-Pilot360 suite of driver assistance features comes ​standard with blind ​spot monitoring and collision-avoidance systems, while surround-view cameras with trailer coverage are available for easier ​and safer trailering. Ready to test the F-350 SD's capability on the road? Contact us at Clay Maxey Ford in Harrison, AR to schedule a test drive.

For the 47th year in a row, Ford's F-series is America's best-selling family of trucks for its outstanding capability, upper-level design, and long-term reliability. The 2024 Ford F-350 SD is a perfect example of the F-series legacy of excellence. Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford F-350 SD: The Ultimate Heavy-Duty Performer The Key Features All F-350 SD trucks have powerful engines with other engines available. They have an automatic transmission with ABS, power-assisted steering, and heavy-duty front and rear suspension. They are available in a 4x2 or a 4x4 with electronic shift-on-the-fly capability. They have a tow rating of up to 40,000 pounds with a maximum payload of 12,750 pounds. All F-350 SD trucks are equipped with Ford Co-Pilot technology such as pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, and BLIS (blind spot information system) with cross-traffic alert. XL Trim The XL truck has a 6.8L gas V8 engine and a TorqShift-G 10-speed automatic transmission. It has integrated box side steps and rear corner bumper steps and is equipped with a Trailer Brake Controller. XLT Trim The XLT truck has a 7.3L V8 engine, which is the most powerful gas V8 engine in its class. It is equipped with an Oil Minder System, auto high beams, and front cloth 40/20/40 bench seats. LARIAT Trim The LARIAT truck has power driver and passenger leather-trimmed, heated, and ventilated front seats. It has PowerScope trailer tow mirrors. It has a 360-degree camera package, which gives you an above-vehicle composite view all around your truck. It is equipped with SYNC 4 on a 12-inch touchscreen. King Ranch Trim The King Ranch truck has a Kingsville Antique Leather interior and a B&O Sound System with 14 speakers. It has Smart Hitch with OnBoard Scales, so you know how much weight you are carrying. It also has Trailer Reverse Guidance, Pro Trailer Backup Assist, and Pro Trailer Hitch Assist. Platinum Trim The Platinum is loaded with features. It has power-deployable running boards, a 12-inch digital instrument cluster with Head-Up display that projects information onto your windshield, such as your speed and navigation directions, and a 2.0 kW Pro Power Onboard located in the box. Limited Trim The Limited has the mighty 6.7 high-output Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engine. It has a power twin-panel moonroof. It also has a power tailgate with a tailgate camera, reverse sensing system, tailgate step, and the Limited satin chrome appliquéing. Schedule a test drive at Clay Maxey Ford of Harrison in Harrison, AR, to pick your favorite.

It's normal for all the lights on your dash to come on when you start your vehicle. If one or more warning lights remain illuminated, you may have an urgent problem. In this comprehensive guide, we're diving into what your Ford dashboard warnings mean for your vehicle's health and when you should visit your local Ford dealer for a service appointment. Understanding Your Ford Dashboard Warnings: A Guide to What They Mean for Your Vehicle's Health Master Warning Light If you see the master warning light, a red triangle with an exclamation point inside it, there is a chance that your vehicle's health is in jeopardy. However, it could also be an alert that your trunk or door is ajar. Often, the master warning light is accompanied by another warning light on the dashboard. Charging System The charging system warning light looks like a car battery. If you see this light come on, pull over in a safe place immediately and have your vehicle towed. This light indicates that your alternator or battery is failing to charge and your vehicle will soon stop running. Engine Coolant Temperature It's important to keep an eye on your engine coolant temperature while you drive. The engine coolant temperature warning light resembles a thermometer, and the color of the warning light gives you a quick picture of your engine coolant temperature. If the warning light is blue, your coolant needs more time to warm up before you start driving. If the light is red, your coolant is too hot. Engine Oil Warning You should also periodically check your dash for a light that looks like an oil can. This is the engine oil warning light and often indicates that you have low oil pressure. This can be devastating for your engine health. When You Should Visit Your Local Ford Dealer for Service Generally, you should visit your local dealership as soon as possible to have your Ford worked on if the light on your dash is red. If there is an amber light on your dash, you probably need maintenance soon, but it is unlikely that there is an urgent problem. As a general rule, red warning lights on your dashboard indicate a severe problem for your vehicle's health. Amber lights usually indicate less serious problems. To discover what exactly is wrong with your vehicle, contact us at Clay Maxey Ford of Harrison in Harrison, AR to schedule a service appointment.

The 2024 Ford Ranger isn't just a legendary, hard-working pickup truck. It's also an off-road warrior, designed to conquer the untamed and take the adventure beyond the places the pavement doesn't dare to go. With the power to tackle obstacles and steep grades, advanced 4x4 systems to clamber and grit with the best of them, and plenty of towing to complete the adventure, the Ranger is ready to roam. Here are just a few things that make the Ranger great. 5 Off-Road Capabilities of the 2024 Ford Ranger 1. Robust Powertrains With three muscular engines on offer, there isn't a lot the Ranger can't do. Even the entry-level 2.3-liter EcoBoost I-4 offers 270 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque for a muscular drive, while the 2.7-liter offering boosts horsepower to 315 and torque to a grin-inducing 400 lb-ft. But step up to the Ranger Raptor, and you'll be rewarded with a 400-horsepower, 3.0-liter beast under the hood, with 430 lb-ft of torque to clamber over even the toughest terrain. 2. Advanced and Capable Drivetrains With the available 4x4 drivetrain, this capable pickup can keep a grip, no matter what you're driving on. And whether it's mud, sand, snow, or rocky trails beneath its wheels, the Ranger's ready to tackle the challenge. 3. Rugged Chassis and Suspension The 2024 Ranger's chassis is built specifically to endure the rigors of heavy use, riding on outboard-mounted rear shocks for heightened comfort. Upgrades like the FX4 Off-Road package offer an increased wheelbase for better approach angles, a limited-slip differential, an independent front suspension, and an increased track width for enhanced stability. 4. Protected Design From its high-strength steel frame to the available exposed steel underbody skid plates, the Ranger is designed to protect its vital components from off-road hazards like jagged rocks and errant branches, which frees you up to focus on the trail ahead and the horizon you're driving toward. 5. Takes More With You It's not just that the 2024 Ranger can take you far into the unknown and down the path of adventure. It's got the muscle to take your heaviest loads there, too. With a maximum payload capacity of over 1,800 pounds and a towing capacity of up to 7,500 pounds when properly configured, the Ranger is more than capable of hauling the trailers, boats, or gear you need for your off-the-beaten-path journey. With so much to offer to any off-road enthusiast, the 2024 Ranger should be at the top of your to-drive list. Test drive yours today at Clay Maxey Ford in Harrison, AR, and discover just how much fun a capable pickup can be.

Are you ready to get behind the wheel of a new Ford? Before choosing a ride at your local Ford dealer, you have to navigate the lease vs buy decision. Both options offer numerous benefits, but you have to pick one that's right for you. Lease vs Buy Options at Your Ford Dealer: Finding the Option That Fits Your Lifestyle Assess Your Budget If you're working with a limited budget and want to minimize upfront costs, leasing could be the best choice. Many lease deals require little to no down payment, meaning you can drive off with a new Ford without breaking the bank. With lower monthly payments, you might even be able to afford a higher-end Ford model than you thought possible. For those with the means to make a larger down payment, buying a Ford could be the way to go. If you have great credit, you might even qualify for exclusive deals like 0% APR financing. A low interest rate will make your monthly payments more manageable. Estimate Your Annual Mileage Are you a low-mileage driver who mainly uses your vehicle for short commutes and occasional weekend trips? Leasing could be perfect for you. Most lease agreements come with annual mileage limits ranging from 10,000 to 15,000 miles a year. If you exceed these limits, you may incur mileage overage fees. For adventure seekers and road warriors, buying is a better option. When you own your Ford, there is no limit to the miles you can rack up. You can embark on off-road adventures and long road trips without worrying about mileage penalties. Since you own the vehicle, you can also customize it to improve its capabilities. Determine the Duration of Driving the Car When deciding whether to buy or lease a car, you should consider how long you intend to keep it. If you love the thrill of driving the latest models, leasing is the best choice. A typical lease lasts 24 to 36 months, meaning you can drive a new Ford every few years and experience the latest tech and features. If you're the type of driver who forms a long-term bond with your vehicle, buying could be your best bet. You can keep the Ford for as long as you desire and sell it when you decide to upgrade. Are you ready to take the next step? Visit Clay Maxey Ford of Harrison in Harrison, AR to explore our extensive inventory of new Ford models.

The 2024 Ford Maverick is a compact pickup with an exceptional standard powertrain, a well-designed truck bed, and the modern technology features that today's drivers are looking for. Check out our guide below to learn more about how the Maverick stands apart. The 2024 Ford Maverick: Revolutionizing the Compact Pickup The FLEXBED One of the ways Ford decided to make the most of their compact pickup's space is by designing a flexible truck bed they named FLEXBED. This standard area is easy to customize with 2x4 or 2x6 boards, which fit into vertical and horizontal slots in the truck bed. It's easy to make this space into one designed for bike racks, or an area where you safely store your tools. The tailgate is also flexible, with the option to lock in mid-position, fully closed, or flat. The standard truck bed comes with six tie-downs. The tie-downs also double as bottle openers, which is a convenient feature for your next tailgating party. There are also plenty of Ford accessories and available features that can help you customize the FLEXBED for your needs, including an available 120V outlet so you can charge your tools or electronics. The Exceptional Performance This year, the Maverick comes standard with a 2.0-liter EcoBoost gas-powered engine. It comes standard with front-wheel drive and can be had with available all-wheel drive. You'll have 250 horsepower under the hood with this excellent entry-level option. The Maverick can tow 2,000 pounds, or up to 4,000 pounds with the available 4k Tow package. Drivers looking for a hybrid pickup can choose the available 2.5-liter hybrid system. This gives you a Maverick with 191 horsepower. The Excellent Driver Assistance Technology Your Maverick will come standard with pre-collision assist, and automatic LED high-beams. You'll also have a great rearview camera, improving visibility where you need it most. There are plenty of great available driver assist features you can add to your Maverick, including lane departure warning, lane-centering, and lane-keeping aid. The Modern Infotainment System Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard features in the new Maverick. The eight-inch LCD touchscreen is well-placed in the center of the dashboard, making it easy to operate your audio system. You'll have a standard AM/FM stereo with six speakers, and can connect your smartphone using Bluetooth for audio streaming. If you're looking for a small truck with big features, you're going to love the new Maverick. Visit Clay Maxey Ford of Harrison in Harrison, AR today to see our impressive selection of new vehicles