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Mother Earth must be in a good mood these days, because Ford Motor Company recently announced a plan to invest $4.5 billion on increasing plug-in hybrid, hybrid and electric car presence in their lineup by 2020. By then, a new version of the Ford Focus electric car and 13 other models will arrive on the market.

The best-selling truck from our preferred automaker is back again with new features for 2016, and it's time to take advantage of the new model if you're a trailer user. The 2016 Ford F-150 features a Pro Trailer Backup Assist feature for easier, more intuitive use of your trailer, and we can't wait for our Ford truck enthusiasts to give it a try.

Ready for easier boat launches and maneuvering your trailer? The technology makes reversing with an attached trailer as simple as the turn of a knob and assists even the most experienced towing experts.

If you've yet to meet our full-size utility hauler, the totally transformed 2016 Ford Explorer, we at Levittown Ford LLC hate to be the ones to break it to you, but:

You more than likely are missing out.

Never fear, though, as we're here to get you back up to speed! Get things going with the following video, a review of the new Explorer from our pals at Autotrader:

A trio of drivetrain options comprise the Explorer catalog. And which, of the three, is king of the hill? Without question it's the turbo 3.5-liter V6, available…

At Levittown Ford LLC, we know that danger lurks around every corner, waiting for you to stumble upon it in your darkest hour. Naturally, you must prepare.

The Ford F-150 represents the very best of both tough and refined. It's strong enough to accomplish the most rugged tasks, but soft enough to offer comfort and convenience in the process. Just because Ford's drivers know how to "rough it" doesn't mean they can't also enjoy a few luxuries. That's what The Code is all about. Check out the article and video in the link below to learn how to cook up a few delicacies the next time you find yourself at a stop in the road.

Increasingly, heavy duty pickups like Ford's F-250, 350, and 450 have become both the required muscle of tough jobs, and rolling tool boxes. In order to ensure their longevity and usefulness, the Detroit automaker has been updating its lineup with the latest tech, including military grade aluminum. Now, the Super Duty line is getting this update.