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Cool weather is sweeping across the Natural State, and that can only mean one thing: Friday Night Lights are back and fully underway. Our hometown Heber Springs Panthers are nearly halfway through the 2020 season. There’s something special about high school football this year, given that most fans weren’t sure there would be a season. Hopefully, that excitement can be transferred into the stands on Friday nights as Heartland Ford joins the community to cheer on the Panthers.

At Heartland Ford, we love helping our customers find a nice, new vehicle. What’s just as important, though, is helping our customers maintain the car they love so it will stay in commission for a long time. As we change seasons from summer to fall, we thought it would be a good idea to remind you of a few maintenance tips which will help keep your car in good shape.

This October, the all-new 2021 Ford F-150 will hit the streets. The 2020 Ford F-150 was the safest, most-powerful Ford pickup to date, so the only way to go is up in 2021. The new edition of America’s favorite pickup truck boasts some exciting new features while maintaining all the stellar attributes from last year’s beloved model. Follow along as we discuss what’s new and what’s stayed the same with the 2021 Ford F-150.

A New Way to Manage Your Commercial Vehicles

There’s no better way to keep your business running smoothly than with a fleet of interconnected Ford vehicles. Whether you’re managing five vehicles or 50, you need to be in-the-loop about where your drivers are located, the condition of their vehicles and measures you can take to ensure your business runs more efficiently. With new mobile technology and cloud computing data, this task becomes easier than ever before. This summer, Ford has unleashed a new technology which helps you to keep track of your fleet at all times.

The Ford F-150 and the Ram 1500 are two of America’s most beloved pickup trucks. For years, the two trucks have battled in the marketplace. Offering great power, capability, comfort and safety, they are both top choices in their own right. The F-150 was first released in 1948, serving as one of the first pickup trucks for Americans returning from World War II. The Ram 1500 was first released in 1980, but has grown quickly in popularity to rival other popular truck models. We know the two trucks are immensely popular, but which one is better when they show…

Meet the 2021 Ford Ranger & Ranger Raptor

Sleek. Powerful. Durable. You need a truck to be just as tough as you are. May we introduce you to the all-new 2021 Ford Ranger and Ford Ranger Raptor?

Ford debuts the all-new, adventure-ready 2021 Ford Bronco Sport!

Your taste for adventure is waaay too big for a small SUV that can't get you where you want to go, on and off-road. That's why Ford built the all-new 2021 Ford Bronco Sport: the small SUV that shows the compact SUV class how it oughta be done.

You've been waiting for it, you've been asking for it, and recently, the day finally came: the day when Ford Motor Company took the wraps off the all-new 2021 Ford Bronco! Unveiled in mid-July, the all-new Bronco is well worth the wait, and should be an off-road game changer for legions of Blue Oval performance fans.
 

Who doesn’t like classic Rock n” Roll or juicy rock n’ roll lore about our favorite bands and their singers? One area of rock legend that is particularly deep is the stories about the legendary frontman Jim Morrison of the rock band The Doors. There are a ton of urban legends and speculations about the Lizard King, who died in Paris in 1971 at the age of 27. Some of the most interesting stories are myths about the 1967 Ford Shelby 500GT he dubbed, “The Blue Lady.” 

Summertime is here! We know our nation is currently looking a little “different” due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Vacations are being rescheduled, social distancing is now a persistent thing, businesses are opening back up slowly. It can be difficult to navigate these items while keeping social distance in mind. But, let’s think outside of the box. Sure we might not be able to do our normal activities BUT that doesn’t mean we can’t make the most of it!