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The Ford Super Duty is a premier heavy-duty pickup truck here at Rhinebeck Ford Inc. that entices shoppers with its abundance of features. Below you can check out a few signature power features of the Super Duty.

Would you like gas power or diesel power under the hood of your Super Duty? The standard 6.2L flex-fuel V8 gas engine gives you ample power, but the available 7.3L OHV PFT V8 engine delivers an impressive best-in-class 430 horsepower and best-in-class 475 pound-feet of torque. There's also the available 6.7L Power Stroke Turbo Diesel engine that produces best-in-class…

The Ford Flex is a midsized SUV that features three rows of seating and has become one of the most popular on the market. Ford has equipped the latest Flex with a number of features to make your ride an even more comfortable one than in previous years.

Seven-Passenger Seating

The 2020 Ford Flex comes standard with seven-passenger seating made up of bucket seats in the first row, a 60/40 bench seat second row and a 50/50 bench seat third row. This gives an amazing amount of head and leg space for driver and passengers. 

Each year, many people buy the Ford EcoSport because this particular automobile has powerful hardware that boosts its overall performance. If you visit a dealership to purchase an new EcoSport, you could pick one of two engine options.

The main engine is the 1.0-liter EcoBoost. It has solid turbo features and the ability to produce consist power for daily trips around town. The second option is a 2.0-liter Ti-VCT engine. It's more powerful than the 1.0-liter engine and is suitable for various types of terrain. 

The technological features of the Ford Expedition are more than just luxuries. Sure, they'll help you play music and look at maps of Rhinebeck, but they're also designed to keep you safe in bad weather or dangerous traffic conditions. They offer many different driver-assist controls to safeguard you and all of your passengers.

Auto High-Beam Headlamps will offer visibility on the road by automatically detecting low levels of light and compensating for them.