2015 Ford F-150 Makes Major Changes

October 10, 2014 · 2 min read

The Ford F-150 is perhaps the most anticipated vehicle of the 2015 model year. The F-150 has already been the #1 selling truck in America for the past 37 years, and there is no doubt that will continue through 2015. We’re very excited about these trucks and cannot wait until they arrive later this year! The 2015 F-150 will come available in Regular Cab, SuperCab, and SuperCrew models. There will also be five trim levels to choose from including XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, or Platinum. So, if you multiply it all together, you find that there are 15 different ways you could get your 2015 F-150 – not to mention all the available options you have choose from. From differing bed sizes to various luxury options, you can truly get an F-150 to meet your specific needs. To jump on board the fuel efficiency train – like everybody seems to be doing – Ford has made a 2.7L 4-cylinder EcoBoost engine available. It will still have similar towing and payload capacity; however, it will be able to achieve impressive fuel economy because of the smaller yet capable engine. The official fuel specs aren’t out yet, but it is rumored that the 2015 F-150 will average somewhere in the mid-20s, which is high for a truck. The aluminum body is also 700 pounds lighter than last year’s model, so that will enable an increase in fuel economy even with the bigger 5.0L V8 engine. This revolutionary change is seen as Ford taking the lead and setting the future standard for trucks. Like I said, F-150 has been the best-selling truck in America for 30+ years, so a change this big came as a pleasant surprise to many. Now, using aluminum is tricky because not all body shops will be able to service an aluminum body. But have no fear, our service technicians in Preston, Cambridge, and Snow Hill are all certified to work on an aluminum bodied vehicle. We’ll be on social media alerting you of everything from when they arrive, to how many we have, to who you should call. So, be sure you are following your closest Preston Automotive Group Ford Dealer on Facebook, Google+, and Twitter to keep updated on these 2015 Ford F-150’s.

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May 31, 2024 in Auto Body / Collision Center

Preston Automotive Group Expands Auto Body Services in Kent County, DE

Preston Automotive Group (PAG) is pleased to announce the expansion of their Auto Body services in Dover, DE. This strategic expansion is set to enhance our auto body services in Kent County and further strengthen our commitment to the community. The acquired facility was previously Shift Collision, located in the heart of Dover, with a rich history dating back nearly 50 years as Scotton’s Service Center, renowned for truck and bus repairs. By integrating this facility into the Preston Automotive Group family, they will continue delivering top-notch auto body services under the branding of Preston Auto Body of Dover. The transition will see Preston Auto Body of Dover relocating to the new facility. A specific timeline for this move has not yet been established but we will continue to serve our valued customers during this smooth and seamless transition. Their experienced management team will be overseeing this move and expansion. All five of Preston Automotive Group's existing auto body shops hold the prestigious iCar Gold Class® certification, a testament to our unwavering commitment to excellence and industry-leading standards. The new addition to Dover will uphold this high standard, ensuring that customers receive the best possible service and care. The expanded Preston Auto Body of Dover will offer a comprehensive range of services, from minor dent repairs to major collision restorations, all executed with the highest level of craftsmanship and attention to detail. Stay tuned for more details coming soon! CONTACT US

Jun 10, 2019 in Auto Body / Collision Center

Why Ford F-150 Repairs Are Cost-Effective

If you own a Ford F-150, then you are most likely taking it off the road in search of adventures in the great outdoors. That means your truck is sure to get dings, scrapes, and possibly even some damage to its exterior that you will need to get fixed. This can cause you some worry about how much the needed repairs will hurt your budget. At Preston Auto Body, we are glad to tell you that you do not have to be overly concerned. Why? It is because the aluminum body of the Ford F-150 is much more durable than it appears. While it is true that aluminum is a lightweight metal, Ford engineers only use military-grade and highly-resistant aluminum in the construction of Ford F-150s. This unique grade can better withstand the demands of the road and the unpredictable weather patterns of Mother Nature, all while remaining lightweight and easy to handle as you drive. It is also easier to repair and restore than conventional steel. The team at Preston Auto Body doesn’t want you to limit your explorations just because you are worried that your Ford F-150 will get banged up, costing you time and a bundle of money. Contact us today to learn more about why Ford F-150 repairs are more affordable than you might think!

Jul 30, 2018 in Auto Body / Collision Center

What To Do After An Accident

Despite the best preparations and your best-laid plans, anything can happen while you are out on the road and that includes accidents. Caused by any number of factors (like obstacles, animals or other drivers), an accident can be highly catastrophic and even very traumatic. Here at the Preston Automotive Group, we always hope our customers are as safe as they can be on their travels and that they avoid the dangers driving can bring. However, we also want everyone to know exactly what to do if they experience an accident and ensure they can handle the encounter. That is why our team has compiled a checklist for you to follow and help you retain the confidence, calm and focus you need to handle whatever an accident will bring. We recommend that you do the following after you get into a car accident: Immediately check yourself (and your passengers, if there are any inside your vehicle) for injuries and assess how serious they are. Call the local authorities — like a police department — and 911, no matter how minor your injuries or the damage to your vehicle. The police will be invaluable when it is time to make an insurance claim. Remember to get the responding police officer’s name, rank and badge number as well. If possible, move your car, truck or SUV off the road and onto the shoulder of the road. Shift into park, turn on your hazard lights and set up several flares (if you have any). Inspect the state of your vehicle and try to see what kind of damage it has sustained. If you can, we suggest making notes on everything that you see. If another driver is involved — After first seeing if he or she is alright, gather as much of their information as you can right away. This includes names of everyone present, information on all vehicles (models, makes, years, license numbers, etc), insurance carrier names and policy numbers, contact information and more. It also is a good idea to take several pictures of the scene, which can be used when you go to file your insurance claim. Wait for the proper authorities to arrive, and then seek medical treatment when necessary. Your friends at the Preston Automotive Group hope that our customers find this checklist useful, but also that they never have to use it. We want everyone to stay safe while out on the road, so be sure to contact us for more information on what you can do avoid accidents happening to you and your loved ones.

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