If you decide that you want to return your leased vehicle after your term, you'll need to set up a vehicle assessment. We want you to make an informed decision after your lease and ensure that you're prepared. Here are some things you should know.

Typically, the assessment process is performed before your lease is over. This will give you ample time to address any issues and process claims with your insurance. During the examination, the vehicle will be checked for wear and tear. Both the interior and exterior will be looked at. 

The new 2019 Ford Ranger is a midsize pickup truck that must undergo countless tests before it can roll onto the showroom floor. Here is how robotic testing plays a huge part in the production of the Ranger. In an effort to discover and then eliminate noises with the chassis, robots perform several days of continuous moving and shaking to spot issues with moving parts. Those issues are corrected so the driver never feels or hears those issues.

Before you can haul your boat or trailer with your 2019 Ranger, it was tested in the most extreme weather conditions.  

Workhorse pickup trucks like the new Ford Super Duty have to be durable to survive the grind their owners put them through. The Super Duty is one of the toughest Ford trucks that has a hardened steel box frame with a military-strength aluminum-alloy body.

Ford built the Super Duty for toughness, but they also improved efficiency with a lightweight body made of military-strength aluminum alloy. This makes it impervious to rust and less susceptible to denting.  

You have likely heard about getting your vehicle aligned. However, you probably don't know when you should get an alignment service. Fortunately, there are signs that you might need your vehicle aligned. Pay attention to your vehicle. If you sense that anything might be off with your vehicle, then get it checked before it turns into something major.

One major sign that your vehicle needs an alignment service is how it drives when you apply the brakes. If your vehicle turns to one side or another while braking, then you should get an alignment service. 

The Ford Focus is a leading compact line of sedans and electric powered cars. Ford offers the Focus in three distinct types that match their designs with performance features. The Electric powered Ford Focus Electric has a distinctive oval-shaped grille. The color palette has bright and deep tones with a lustrous finish.

Chehalis drivers will appreciate the elegant styling of the Focus SEL with solid colors that match the sleek lines. The sporty Ford Focus RS and Ford Focus ST have rear spoilers and sports style wheels. They have aggressive stances and a sports performance look. 

When it comes to getting work done, the Ford F-150 can certainly live up to its reputation. It has powerful and efficient engine components, a sturdy frame, and at the same time, a modern and comfortable cabin.

The newest Ford F-150 trucks are lighter and more efficient than their previous counterparts. This is because these full-size pickups are being built with military-grade aluminum alloy. This alloy has been heat treated and hardened to boost its strength and performance. Plus, the frame is fully boxed and made out of high-strength steel. 

The Ford Fusion is packed with fuel saving technology. Two of the systems are the Brake Coach and the EV Mode in the Fusion Plug-In Hybrid.

The Brake Coach teaches you how to harness the power of braking. Normally, the energy braking creates is lost, but the Ford Fusion uses regenerative braking technology to capture and store the energy braking creates. The power redirected and stored in the battery. 

When shopping for a heavy-duty pickup, you want one that has peak payload and towing capabilities. The Ford Super Duty, one of the most popular heavy-duty pickups on the market, leads the class in durability.

The Super Duty is constructed of military-grade aluminum-alloy. This high-strength material is lightweight but incredibly resistant, and the weight savings has allowed Ford engineers to reinvest in the frame of the truck. This means that the body is rust-resistant, impervious to dents and dings, and home to an even tougher pickup frame.