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When you think of a classic American muscle car, you most likely picture the iconic Mustang. If you have your eye on the fully redesigned 2024 Ford Mustang, you can choose from six eye-catching trims including the all-new Dark Horse model. It also comes as either a convertible or a fastback coupe. Review the blistering performance and state-of-the-art tech, then experience this sports car in person at your Ford dealership. The base trim of the Mustang comes with a 315-horsepower turbo-four engine, paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. You can get this model in either the coupe or convertible body style. Both feature dual exhaust with rolled tips, daytime running lights, and 18-inch machined aluminum wheels. EcoBoost The dashboard features a dual-screen system that combines a 12.4-inch digital gauge cluster with a 13.2-inch touchscreen. Ford's standard Sync 4 infotainment system connects you with your favorite apps so you can stream music and use voice commands. EcoBoost Premium Upgrade to the EcoBoost trim for comfort and convenience features like climate-controlled, power-adjustable front seats, ambient cabin lighting, and dual-zone automatic climate control. This trim also comes with synthetic leather upholstery, a heated steering wheel, wireless charging, and a nine-speaker stereo with satellite and HD radio. GT The coupe-only GT also has premium brakes. You'll notice distinctive exterior styling elements, including 18-inch wheels that replace the standard 17-inch version. The GT trim also swaps out the 10-speed automatic transmission for a six-speed manual, or you can opt for an upgraded version of the 10-speed that comes with paddle shifters. GT Premium For a luxe version of the GT, consider the GT Premium. You can add high-end options like a voice-activated navigation system, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and leather-trimmed sport seats. It also trades the six-speaker sound system in the GT for a nine-speaker version, with the option to upgrade even further to a premium Bang & Olufsen system with HD radio. Dark Horse The Dark Horse boasts an upgraded version of the GT powertrain with a unique intake manifold and performance-enhanced calibration. It also includes unique exterior accents, 19-inch wheels, upgraded intake, adaptive suspension, and Brembo brakes. The Dark Horse trim comes with summer tires and a performance rear spoiler. You can enjoy your favorite songs on the 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen system, standard on this model. Dark Horse Premium The Premium version of the Dark Horse incorporates the features included in the other five trims. It also comes with distinctive aluminum pedals and additional options such as a rear spoiler with gurney flaps, driver's seat memory settings, and premium microsuede sport seats. Our team is ready to show you around any of these incredible Ford Mustang trims. Get to know the all-new classic with a test drive at Geweke Ford today.

The condition of your tires puts the safety of your Ford on the line. It's time for new tires from the Ford dealership if you notice any of these signs of trouble with your tires. Tread Depth Below 2/32" The minimum safe depth for tread on your tire is 2/32 of an inch. The most common way to check how much tread you have left is something called the "penny test." Take a penny and place it in the groove of your tire's tread, with Lincoln facing down. If you can see the top of his head, your tires are too worn to be safe and need to be replaced. Irregular Tread Wear Uneven wear can be a sign of misalignment, improper inflation, or suspension issues. Rotating your tires regularly can help avoid this issue, but once the wear has become bad enough, your tires will need to be replaced. Vibration or Noise If you notice a lot of road noise or vibration even when driving on smooth roads, there may be a problem with your tires. Anything from internal damage to misalignment can cause shaking while you're operating your car, so if you feel a lot of vibration you should have your tires inspected. Sidewall Integrity Issues Cracks, cuts, or grooves in the sidewall can signify serious problems with your tire's structural integrity. Damaged sidewalls can't be patched, so if the cuts are more than superficial you will have to replace your tire. Bulges on the Tire's Surface Bumps and bulges that protrude from the surface of your tires point to areas where damage has caused weak spots. These weak spots are likely to fail suddenly, so if you see one you should have the tire replaced immediately. Aging Tires The rubber compounds in your tires break down over time due to age and exposure to the environment. Even if your tread has not worn down, most manufacturers recommend replacing your tires once they reach six years of age. Frequently Low Tire Pressure If you need to add air to your tires once in a while, that's normal. Heading to the air pump every week or so is not. Tires with constantly low pressure probably have leaks. You should have your tires inspected to see if your leaks can be repaired. Poor Handling If you notice decreased responsiveness while steering, braking, or accelerating, it could be due to worn-out tires affecting your car's performance. Visit the Ford Dealership for New Tires Your local dealership offers a range of tires that are perfect for your Ford. Our technicians are trained to handle alignment, balancing, and rotation to ensure that your fresh tires are correctly cared for. Properly maintained tires are an investment in your vehicle. Call Geweke Ford to schedule an inspection for your tires today.

Your vehicle's cooling system relies on the radiator to cool down the hot coolant by passing it through narrow tubes. If your radiator is not working correctly, your car may overheat, which can cause permanent engine damage. Below, your Ford dealership helps you identify when your vehicle requires a radiator repair to avoid further damage. The Fins Are Clogged The proper cooling of radiators largely depends on maximum airflow. The thin tubes resembling fins in the front of your vehicle carry the hot coolant away from the engine. When you're driving, air flows over these tubes, which helps to cool the temperature of the coolant. When dirt, leaves, or bugs block the fins, it reduces the airflow. Your Car Is Overheating A faulty radiator can cause your vehicle to overheat while idling or driving. A broken thermostat or too little coolant can cause your Ford to get too hot under the hood while you drive. A failing radiator fan could cause overheating while your car is idling. If your car overheats, you should pull over immediately when it's safe and call us for assistance while you wait for the engine to cool down. The Coolant Is Low or Leaking Keeping the coolant at the proper level ensures your engine runs at the ideal temperature. If your car requires frequent coolant refills or if you notice brightly colored orange, green, or yellow puddles forming on the ground under your vehicle, your car is likely leaking coolant. The Coolant Is Discolored and Contaminated Coolant circulates freely between the radiator and the coolant passages. A faulty radiator can cause a sludge buildup that can contaminate the coolant. When the coolant is dirty, it becomes thick and takes on a rusty color. Thick coolant cannot flow freely through the system and may cause the radiator to clog. You Notice Corrosion Generally, coolant does not cause corrosion or eat away at metal components in a vehicle's coolant system. Coolant contains inhibitors to prevent corrosion. If you fail to flush your car's coolant system for extended periods, the inhibitors may break down and cause the formation of sludge or corrosion that could result in cracks or leaks in your coolant system. Your Car's Heater Is Malfunctioning Your radiator can impact the functionality of your vehicle's heater, especially on the passenger side. The cabin heater operates by circling coolant through the heater core system, which causes warm air to flow through the vents. There won't be enough coolant to generate warmer air if there are clogs or leaks. If you experience radiator trouble, you must quickly get it repaired. Call Geweke Ford now for an appointment, and the certified Ford technicians will perform expert repairs.