At Keith White Ford, we're excited to showcase the stunning interior features of the 2026 Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid. Though it may be small, this compact SUV will have you driving in style and comfort.
The 2026 Ford Super Duty F-250, available now at Keith White Ford in McComb, MS, sets a new standard for heavy-duty pickup truck performance. The available 7.3L V8 gas engine delivers 430 horsepower for robust capability. For maximum power and torque, opt for one of the 6.7L Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel engines, with output ranging from 475 to a class-leading 500 horsepower. Paired with the TorqShift 10-speed automatic transmission, every engine provides responsive performance and optimal efficiency.
With national demand for the Ford Expedition SUV showing no signs of easing, Ford recently announced that the company is offering a premium King Ranch® edition for the 2020 model, as well as the extended-length Ford Expedition MAX. In addition, the Platinum model received an upgrade that offers new materials and upscale finishes.
If you are looking for a great mid-sized sedan then look no further than the 2018 Ford Fusion. It stands above all other comparable competitors.
When it comes to very small sedans, few vehicles can outperform the new Fiesta. This vehicle is a driver's kind of car. This means that you'll receive a smooth ride, plenty of fuel efficiency, and enough great features and luxury for most any driver.
Traveling with pets can be great fun, and many pets are happier on the road with you than back at home or at the kennel. Whether you drive a sedan or an SUV, you can prep your vehicle for safe and comfortable travel with your pets. If you plan to travel with pets often, be sure to ask us at Keith White Ford Lincoln about models that are best suited to you and your family. Also, ask about accessories that can make the ride safer and more enjoyable for the entire bunch!
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What is your maintenance game plan for your vehicle? It's crucial to come up with a routine service schedule for your car. Otherwise, they can break down or not run as smoothly without enough attention. As large investments for local Mccomb drivers, they require regularly scheduled maintenance to get them through the tough times. Every single vehicle, new or old, faces wear and tear. We all drive many miles in our cars and expect them always to perform. But can they do that without a service schedule?
Has your new-car search led you to the full-size crossover class? Well, if so, we here at Keith White Ford-Lincoln think you should make a point to give ours -- the 2017 Explorer -- a go.
Wondering why we feel as we do?
Then, the clip below has your name on it. Link up with the vehicular gurus at MotorWeek, as they highlight the best qualities of the Explorer:
The Explorer's mid-level model, the Limited, is sure to make a strong push for your business.
Standard equipment on this trim includes a 280-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine, leather upholstery, heated and ventilated…
Car owners need to take care of the routine maintenance that makes your vehicle great. Your car is made to drive when they are inspected and safe for use on the road. For most people, having your vehicle inspected every year will enable the brakes to be good enough to drive. The brakes should be checked every 12,000 miles to be on the safe side to prevent unnecessary wear and tear.
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Installing a car seat isn't brain surgery. In fact, after you've installed one, it's not hard to figure out the rest of them going forward. Not that that stops them from being a supreme pain in the butt every time. Think we're exaggerating? People spend hundreds of dollars specifically on car seats that install more easily. They wouldn't spend that kind of money if car seats were convenient.
A car can sometimes be as much of a problem as much of a problem as a car seat. Many vehicles simply aren't optimized to carry…