Showing posts with label Ford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ford. Show all posts

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Ford's ECOBOOST Engine

Ford's EcoBoost Engine

What's it all about?


Fords EcoBoost engine technology is designed to put out power and torque that matches with those of larger engines. Although it acquires approx. 20% better Fuel Economy while reducing 15% of greenhouse emissions at the same time. Ford views the future of EcoBoost as an versatile and affordable  part of future vehicles. 
HOW DOES IT WORK!?
This may be driving some of you crazy but this new technology has improved more that one aspect for the engine. Lighter, smaller, less friction and gas consumption but there's still more POWER? How is this possible? Well in Fords EcoBoost video it explains it all...


Thursday, June 13, 2013

Safe and Inexspensive Parent Friendly Cars

Parent Friendly Cars

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Parents worry over the safety of their kids so it would only make sense to make a list of the safest cars out there. Reliability and quality would also be close behind on the list of must have attributes.
For this list we have searched across the web, taking into consideration information found from Consumer Reports, Edmunds, KBB and our own team for the best "Parentmobiles" out there.

For safety measures, we looked at Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's (IIHS) past favorites. To be one of the "favorites" the car had to pass crash tests with a "Good" average.

Costs for 5 year average is based on normal attributing factors: Insurance, fuel, tax and maintenance.

Who would appreciate the vehicles are based off of how much room, visibility, and ease of access for the little ones as they grow up.



Small Car             Price              Cost for 5 Years Est.                 MPG              For Who? 

Honda Fit           $15,000             $5,100                                         27/33          Small Kids-Teens
Honda Civic       $14,000             $5,950                                         26/34          Small Kids-Teens
Toyota Corolla   $14,000             $5,550                                         27/35          Small Kids-Teens

Family Car             Price              Cost for 5 Years Est.                 MPG              For Who? 

Honda Accord    $16,000             $6,500                                          21/31              Kids-Teens
Nissan Altima     $16,000             $6,700                                         33/33          Small Kids-Teens
Mazda6               $11,000             $6,950                                         24/31           Small Kids-Kids
Ford Fusion        $19,000             $7,350                                         17/24          Small Kids-Teens

SUV                       Price              Cost for 5 Years Est.                 MPG              For Who? 

Honda CRV        $17,000            $7,200                                         20/26            Small Kids-Kids
Mit.Outlander     $16,000            $7,700                                         17/24            Small Kids-Teens
Ford Flex            $29,000           $10,200                                        16/22            Small Kids-Kids
Kia Sorento        $16,000           $8,100                                           15/22                    Kids


These are all great options for about every parent out there. Minivans were not part of the list because, naturally, they are designed for above factors already. We simply wanted to show alternatives. Maybe a Father's Day gift is something the whole Family can enjoy!

Friday, May 31, 2013

Great Vehicles for Pet Lovers

PET LOVERS REJOICE
Nobody likes being cramped up or uncomfortable, not even your pets. Finding the right vehicle for yourself and for your pets can be a hard thing to do, but today we'll share a few brilliant vehicles that you and your furry friends will love. 


These vehicles have been found to be the most popular among the animal lovers. While they may not  be what your expecting, they do provide great options while not breaking the bank. 

1. Ford Mustang Convertible
Every dog loves to hold their face out the window and have the wind air-dry the slobber from their mouth at 60 mph. Dog heaven. It doesn't get much better than this for your loyal companion in a Mustang Convertible. Admit it, you love the feeling just as much as your four legged friend does. 
(See what we mean?)      
       

2. Toyota Prius
This vehicle is the perfect blend of space for those smaller to medium sized pets and fuel economy. The Prius has a large amount of room considering its overall size. When you add up how much money you'll be saving from the gas station as well, Sparky may be getting a new tennis ball at the end of the day. 

      

3. Ford Escape
Offering room for pets and the family, the Escape can do both. With 4 wheel drive handy, that family hike up the mountains with the pooch is no longer a hassle. Get the family, throw in some lunch and you have a day of fun ahead. 

    

4. Honda CR-V
An animal lovers vehicle. With the CR-V's spacious interior, you can take all your canine friends in the neighborhood for a joy ride with the back seat down. With good mpg and 4 wheel drive, you're ready for anything. 

   
  

5. Toyota Avalon
Time for a ride with comfort and luxury. No more chilly rides for you and your small friends with heated seats and quality materials. Great mpg follows you on the highway along with amazing comfort in the touring package, meaning those long road trips are no longer a struggle but a nice get-away.

    




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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Top 5 Cars for College Grads

For the graduating class of 2013, these two things are most likely to be on their priority list.
  1. New Career
  2. New Car
Here at Valley Motors we can't help much with your career decisions, however, we can help you with finding the best cars for your future! Today we provide a list of 5 cars that have been recommended by various sources that suggest the best vehicles for college grads and their new adventures. 

1. Honda Civic 2010 Sedan. 
Comfortable, Fuel Economy, and Quality Build. These are the main reasons why a grad would want to go with the Honda Civic. Knowing that the option of cruising across the country for a future job in this reliable car is appealing. 

2. Toyota Prius 2009 
Fuel Economy really doesn't get any better than this. If you're taking a new job that suggests a lot of travel, the Toyota Prius is for you. With a great amount of interior space, not to mention all the latest high tech gadgets involved, the Prius would be the best traveling companion. 

#3 Hyundai Elantra 2008 
Hyundai continues to climb the ladder in the auto industry. With the solid handling, reliability and great warranty this car provides, it's hard to go wrong with the Hyundai Elantra. Not to mention that the price on these vehicles are more attractive than other competitors as well. 

#4 Ford Mustang 2003 Convertible 
What's better than riding in some powerful American Muscle with the wind in your hair? I can't think of much. The availability of jumping from a V6 to V8 for some more horses isn't out of the question either. Reliability on these muscle machines are solid and mpg isn't as bad as you might think. 

#5 Mazda MAZDA6 2007
While it isn't a sports car, it's still well recognized as a fun to drive, smooth but powerful, type of vehicle. Again, it represents solid mpg and reliability as well. Making it yet another great choice for a college grad. 

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