Service & Ownership Blog

2027 Ford Expedition: What's New for the SUV's 30th Year

The Ford Expedition turns thirty this year, and Ford is marking the occasion with more than a badge. The 2027 Expedition arrives with a commemorative appearance package, three paint colors that have never appeared on the nameplate, a drivetrain option that opens up two of the most popular trims, and a change to how theft protection is packaged.

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Ford Earns #1 Mainstream Brand Ranking for Initial Quality in 2026

When you shop for a new vehicle, you want more than great technology, impressive capability, or eye-catching design. You want confidence that your vehicle is built to last. That's why we're excited to share some outstanding news for Ford customers. Ford has been recognized as the #1 Mainstream Brand in the 2026 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study (IQS)—an achievement that reflects Ford's continued commitment to building dependable, high-quality vehicles.

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2026 Ford Bronco Updates: Wildtrak Returns, New Colors & More | Koons Ford Annapolis

 

The Wildtrak is back. After sitting out the 2025 model year, Ford has brought the beloved Wildtrak back to the 2026 Bronco lineup — this time as a fully-loaded option package on the four-door Badlands. It bundles the 330-hp V6, Sasquatch off-road kit, HOSS 3.0 suspension with Fox dampers, and the blacked-out Black Appearance Package into one selection. Plus Orange Fury Metallic, SecuriCode, and free onX navigation. Here's everything Annapolis Bronco buyers need to know.

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Does Changing the Coolant Really Make a Difference

Coolant plays a critical role in regulating engine temperature and protecting the cooling system. Over time, old coolant can lose its ability to prevent overheating, corrosion, and internal damage. Learn why regular coolant service matters and how it helps protect your engine.
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Why Tire Pressure Matters as Temperatures Drop

Underinflated tires reduce fuel efficiency, wear unevenly, and increase the chance of blowouts or poor traction, especially on wet fall roads. Right pressure = safety & savings. Properly inflated tires improve handling, braking distance, and extend the life of your tires. 

Checking your pressure takes just a few minutes. Use a simple tire gauge, or swing by our service drive we'll gladly check them for you.
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