Trim Levels of the 2024 Ford Bronco Sport

As your Ford dealer, we have a wide range of services to keep your vehicle in great condition. We want to tell you more about some of the types of Ford maintenance we provide. Starter Repair The starter cranks your engine, and this craning action starts the combustion process. Once combustion begins, it continues until you switch your engine off. The starter is powered by a strong electrical charge provided by the battery when you hit the start button. A worn or damaged starter can make starting slower or prevent your engine from starting at all. A starter can wear out, but it's more common for a small component called the starter solenoid to fail. The solenoid receives the electrical charge from the battery and passes it to the starter. If the solenoid fails, the starter won't power up. We'll examine your starter and replace the solenoid if it's failed. If the starter is damaged, we'll repair or replace it. Rectifier Replacement The alternator is a very strong component with few internal pieces. It spins at high speed and produces electricity for all your car's systems. The spinning motion produces magnetic energy, which is captured by the stator and converted to AC. The AC is then converted by the rectifier to DC to supply your Ford's electricity needs. The rectifier can fail due to age, and this prevents the conversion of AC to DC. Without this conversion, your car's systems will draw DC power from the battery. This can quickly exhaust the battery's reserves, causing it to fail in less than 40 minutes on average. Replacing the rectifier is a quick process, and your alternator will produce usable electricity again. Brake Fluid Leak Brake fluid is vital for your braking system as it provides the hydraulic power that forces the braking system to engage and stop your Ford. The fluid operates in an airtight environment and is highly pressurized to provide the force needed to engage the brakes. The heat and pressure in the braking system, together with natural wear and tear, can cause a brake fluid leak. A brake fluid leak is difficult to detect, as the fluid is thin and looks like cooking oil. You'll feel the effects of a leak, as the brake pedal provides less resistance than it previously did. The loss of fluid will cause slower reactions from your brakes and increase your braking distance. Our technicians will find and seal the leak, then refill your brake fluid and you'll be able to brake safely again. If you'd like to know more about our services or to book a service, contact us today at Banister Ford of Marlow Heights in Suitland, MD.

The 2024 Ford Bronco Sport is everything you want an SUV to be: powerful, agile, and classy. It is ready to take every adventure to new heights with its impressive engines and off-road capabilities. Read on to learn more about its trim levels. 1. Big Bend The entry-level Big Bend trim is loaded with features that make every excursion more comfortable and confident. Under its hood, you find a 1.5-liter engine delivering 181 horsepower while paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The SYNC 3 infotainment system comes with enhanced voice recognition and can seamlessly connect with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. To enhance driver confidence, the Bronco Sport provides a suite of advanced safety features. These include the pre-collision assist, lane keeping system, electronic traction control, and blind spot information system. 2. Heritage Oxford white exterior elements and plain cloth interior upholstery set the Heritage trim apart. LED fog lamps improve visibility when bad weather conditions reduce your ability to see the road ahead. Other features are a full-size spare tire, a Navy Pier Micro Suede armrest, and a center console with race red stitching. 3. Bronco Sport Free Wheeling The Bronco Sport Free Wheeling is more than adventure-ready. It features a mini spare tire, rubberized cargo floor mat, first- and second-row floor liners, and ombre stitching with sunset weave cloth seats. The 17-inch wheels are painted with race red accents that complement its exterior look. 4. Outer Banks Stepping up to the Outer Banks trim gives you a black with white Bronco lettering grille and 18-inch machined-face aluminum ebony black-painted wheels. The remote start system lets you start your engine without entering the car. Shoppers are also rewarded with dual-zone climate control, which allows the front passenger and driver to enjoy their individual temperature settings. There's also a 6.5-inch color instrument panel that informs the driver of essential information about the operation and status of the car. 5. Badlands This is the most sophisticated Bronco Sport trim. It comes with most features offered in the Outer Banks trim, plus metallic bash plates, front tow hooks, and a distinctive carbonized gray grille with white Bronco lettering. The Badlands is ready to be your trusted partner on off-road adventures with an advanced 4×4 drivetrain, a twin-clutch rear drive unit, and a 2-liter EcoBoost powertrain. The number of drive modes upgrades to seven options, adding Mud/Rut and Rock Crawl. Increased ground clearance makes conquering rocky terrain a breeze. No matter where you want to take the 2024 Bronco Sport, rest assured that you'll get reliable performance. Interested in test-driving this versatile SUV? Visit Banister Ford of Marlow Heights in Suitland, MD, today.

Meet the 2024 Ford F-350 SD: the Super Duty truck that can tow, haul, and do it all and make the whole crew happy in the process. Four Power Plants Mean Maximum Muscle When it comes to muscle, the F-350 SD has plenty. Even the entry-level 6.8-liter gasoline V8 offers a mighty 405 hp and 445 lb-ft of torque, more than enough for almost any job. But for the real tough jobs, the 7.3-liter High Output Power Stroke Turbo Diesel V8 offers the most muscle on the market, with a full 500 horsepower and awe-inspiring 1,200 lb-ft of torque on tap to move almost anything, almost anywhere. Towing Capacity to Lead the Pack The 2024 F-350 SD offers up to 8,000 pounds of payload capacity and up to 32,900 pounds of towing capability when properly equipped with a gooseneck, or up to 27,000 pounds of conventional towing. High-Tech Hauling Sometimes how you tow matters as much as how much you can tow, and Ford has plenty of high-tech options available to make the job easy, like blind spot monitoring with trailer coverage, Pro Trailer Backup Assist and Hitch Assist, Trailer Navigation, and more. Prefer to load the bed rather than focus on trailering? No problem. The available Onboard Scales feature tracks weight and balance as you load, ensuring the bed is loaded evenly. Crew Comfort Compatible Whether you're buying a truck for you or for your crew, Ford knows that those who work the hardest deserve to be rewarded. The F-350 SD is comfortable and roomy inside, with crew cab models offering over 43 inches of legroom, even in the back row. The SYNC 4 infotainment system comes on screens up to 12 inches, and can pipe music through premium Bang & Olufsen speakers. And wintry workdays are no issue when both rows have available heated seats. Do More Work From the Field If the work has to get done and it needs to be on-site, the F-350 SD steps up to the limelight. With the available 5G Wi-Fi Hotspot, crucial connectivity can mean getting more done. Meanwhile, available Pro Power Onboard delivers up to 2 kW of power to drive tools, charge batteries, and ensure the job gets done on time. The raw power embodied in the F-350 SD can be described, but it has to be driven to be felt. Fortunately, your F-350 is waiting. Book your test drive today at Banister Ford of Marlow Heights in Suitland, MD, and discover just how much the F-350 can do for you and your crew (and just how easy and affordable it can be to take one home).