Ford Frequently Asked Questions

For everyday driving, Ford offers several SUV options with different sizes and capabilities. The Bronco Sport is a smaller SUV for shoppers who want a more compact footprint, while the Explorer provides additional passenger and cargo space for families and daily commuters.

The Bronco Sport is a smaller SUV designed to combine everyday usability with outdoor capability. The Ford Bronco is larger and offers a broader range of off-road-oriented configurations, making it worth considering if trails, rugged terrain or open-air driving are part of your plans.

The Explorer is designed for shoppers who need more room than a compact SUV without moving into a full-size SUV. Its three-row configuration gives families additional seating flexibility, while the available cargo area can be useful for groceries, sports equipment, luggage and everyday gear.

The Expedition makes sense for shoppers who need the additional size and capability of a full-size SUV. It is particularly relevant for larger families, frequent road trips, substantial cargo needs or drivers who regularly tow heavier loads.

The right Ford depends on how you use your vehicle. A smaller SUV can be convenient for daily driving and parking, while the Explorer can provide more passenger room, and Ford trucks make more sense when hauling or towing are regular parts of your routine.

Yes. The Bronco and Bronco Sport give Ford shoppers options for drivers who want more than a conventional commuter SUV. Your choice between them will depend on how much off-road capability, passenger space and overall vehicle size you need.

The Maverick is Ford's compact pickup, making it a practical option for drivers who want a truck without the size of a full-size pickup. The Ranger moves into the midsize category, while the F-150 is a full-size pickup designed for shoppers who need greater towing, hauling and configuration options.

An F-150 may be the better fit if you regularly tow heavier trailers, carry larger loads or need a broader selection of truck configurations. The Ranger can be a useful middle ground for drivers who want pickup capability while keeping a more manageable overall size.

Ford Super Duty trucks are intended for demanding towing and hauling applications. They are worth considering when your work, trailer or equipment needs go beyond what a conventional half-ton pickup is designed to handle.

Towing capacity depends on the specific truck configuration, engine, drivetrain, cab, axle ratio and available equipment. Before choosing a truck, Johnson Ford can help you compare the vehicle's specifications with the actual trailer or equipment you plan to tow.

For shoppers who want a pickup without moving into a larger truck, the Maverick offers a compact alternative. It can be worth considering for commuting, smaller hauling jobs, weekend projects and drivers who want an open cargo bed without needing a full-size pickup.

That depends on the loaded weight of the trailer and the equipment you plan to carry. A properly configured Ranger or F-150 may work for some recreational trailers, while heavier loads can require an F-150 or Super Duty configuration with the appropriate towing equipment.

Yes. Johnson Ford provides an online new-vehicle inventory where shoppers can review available Ford models before visiting the dealership.

Johnson Ford maintains a dedicated page for current Ford lease and finance specials. Because offers can change based on model, term, eligibility and expiration date, it is a good idea to review the current offers before making a purchase decision.

Leasing and financing work differently, so the better fit depends on how long you plan to keep the vehicle, how much you drive and whether you want to own the vehicle at the end of the agreement. Comparing monthly payments alone does not provide the full picture.

Yes. A trade-in can be part of the purchase process and may help reduce the amount you need to finance. It is useful to have information about your vehicle's condition, mileage, equipment and maintenance history available when determining its trade value.

Absolutely. Comparing models based on passenger capacity, cargo space, fuel type, towing requirements, technology and intended use can make your dealership visit much more productive. Johnson Ford can then help you compare specific trims and available vehicles.

Requirements can vary depending on your situation, but shoppers should generally be prepared with a valid driver's license, proof of insurance and information related to their current vehicle or trade. If you are financing, additional documentation may be requested by the lender.

Johnson Ford provides Ford service in Burlington for routine maintenance, repairs and other vehicle needs. The dealership also offers Ford-related service conveniences, including Mobile Service and Pickup & Delivery where available and subject to applicable limitations.

You can schedule a service appointment online through Johnson Ford's service scheduling page.

Routine maintenance can include oil and filter changes, tire rotation, brake inspections, battery checks, fluid checks and other inspections based on the vehicle's maintenance schedule. The exact requirements depend on the Ford model, powertrain, mileage and driving conditions.

The recommended interval depends on the specific Ford model, engine, oil specification and driving conditions. Following the maintenance schedule for your vehicle is the best way to determine when an oil change is due.

Yes. Ford service can include maintenance and repair needs for Ford trucks as well as SUVs and other Ford vehicles. Truck owners should make sure maintenance is performed according to the requirements of their specific engine, drivetrain and towing use.

Yes. Johnson Ford's service department offers tire and battery services, along with other routine maintenance. Current service offers can change, so shoppers should check the dealership's service specials page for the latest available programs.

Johnson Ford currently advertises Ford Mobile Service, which can bring certain routine maintenance services to a customer's home or office. Availability can depend on location, service type and other dealer-specific criteria.

Johnson Ford currently advertises Ford Pickup & Delivery for eligible service visits, subject to availability, distance and other dealer requirements. Customers should confirm eligibility when scheduling their appointment.

Johnson Ford is located at 900 East Route 130 in Burlington, New Jersey. The dealership serves shoppers looking for new Ford vehicles, financing and Ford service in Burlington and surrounding South Jersey communities.

Ford's current lineup includes SUVs such as the Bronco Sport, Bronco, Explorer, Expedition and Mustang Mach-E, along with trucks including the Maverick, Ranger, F-150 and Super Duty. Availability varies by model, trim and inventory, so shoppers should check Johnson Ford's current inventory before visiting.

Yes. If you are deciding between an SUV, truck, hybrid or electric vehicle, start by identifying how you use your vehicle most often. Passenger space, cargo requirements, towing, commute length, budget and access to charging can all help narrow down the choices.

Yes. A dealership visit can be useful when you want to sit inside different models, compare cargo areas, test technology and understand the differences between trims. You can start online and then visit Johnson Ford to compare the vehicles that best match your needs.