The F-150 isn’t a sports car. It doesn’t deliver high speeds and higher torque, sending drivers down each road in a whirl of tires and transmission fumes - or does it? A recent change to the engine promises something new.
Ford has fused the F-150 with a sports mode!

According to Digital Trends, the 2016 F-150 will feature a sports mode. This option - which borrows heavily from Ford’s other favorite, the Mustang - will allow the pick-up to maintain accelerated speeds for greater periods of time. It will optimizes low gear performance, while increasing power bands. This will let the truck rev through even the toughest environments with the mere push of a button.
The introduction of sports technology is the latest in a series of transformations for the F-150. In a quest to revitalize the North American market, Ford has been tweaking the design all season - bringing drivers duel fuel capabilities, trailer assist systems, SYNC 3 consoles and more. These elements combine for a pick-up unlike any other.
And the Novlan team can’t wait to try it out!

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North America’s favorite three-row SUV has made its debut in Saskatchewan and Alberta showrooms, and it is truly stunning. Besides its classy new design, Explorer has some new features that we are excited to show our local customers. Below we have listed a few of our favorite new features:
Tow Your Toys
You don’t have to choose between fuel efficiency and performance. By significantly improving the horsepower and torque of their latest 4 cylinder Ecoboost engine, Ford has equipped the new Explorer with the capability to tow up to 3000 pounds.
Explorer Meets Platinum Luxury
The ultimate style and comfort trim has been added to the Explorer, and it looks incredible. Satin chrome finishes on the whole vehicle and an ultra-comfortable interior grace this fully loaded, automated SUV.
Terrain Management System Keeps You On Track
Saskatchewan and Alberta weather, and road conditions, can change in minutes. Explorer’s shift-on-the-fly terrain management system allows your vehicle to adapt to changing road and terrain conditions, and the vehicle constantly monitors and controls wheel slip and vehicle sway, allowing you to have peace of mind in all conditions.
2016 marks the 25th anniversary of Explorer, and we are impressed with how far this SUV has come. What do you think about the Explorers new looks? Let us know in the comments below.
The F-150 isn’t a sports car. It doesn’t deliver high speeds and higher torque, sending drivers down each road in a whirl of tires and transmission fumes - or does it? A recent change to the engine promises something new.
