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While there are many dealerships around Chattanooga, those in search of a used Ford should look no further than the generous selection of used vehicles at Mountain View. Each of our used Ford vehicles is thoroughly inspected to ensure that they're worth your time and money. If we determine that a car needs work or maintenance, all of this is performed before we place it on our lot. Learn more about the vehicles you might find in our used inventory in Chattanooga today.

Out of all the trucks Ford currently offers, however, which one is the most popular? The answer shouldn't be a surprise.

Would you like to know more about the 2020 Ford Ranger? Contact the sales team at Mountain View Ford. 

We're nearly done 2019 and as 2020 comes soon, that means here at Mountain View Ford we are on a mission to find people looking for a new vehicle and the opportunity to save. That's what you'll be able to do in our showroom as we have a wide range of remaining 2019 Ford vehicles available for drivers here in our Chattanooga showroom serving Southeastern Tennessee and Northwestern Georgia today!

 

At Mountain View Ford, we’re proud to be a premier destination for Chattanooga drivers seeking a great deal on their next Ford car, truck, or SUV. Whatever your requirements may be, in our new vehicle inventory, you’ll find a Ford model for just about every need, lifestyle, and budget.

Chattanooga families will appreciate the flexible seating and cargo arrangements and available safety features of the Ford Flex wagon and SUVs like the Ford Explorer and Expedition. Weekend adventurers will love the versatility of crossovers like Edge and Escape, and small-business owners are...

Of all the spectacular inventory choices the Ford brand offers, there's nothing quite as iconic as the Ford F-Series. From the Ford F-150, Ford F-250, and the Ford F-350, Rossville, GA and Cleveland, TN drivers have at their disposal and an incredible array of powerful trucks that have been staples on the American market.

Our Ford F-Series Inventory

 

The Ford Escape is a popular crossover vehicle. One of the many reasons why people like the Escape so much is its high-tech features, such as the lane-keeping system. This steering-assist feature helps you to stay in your lane of traffic so that you don't drift into others.

Many people take multi-lane roads on their commutes to work or on their vacations. With the Ford Escape's Blind Spot Information System, the vehicle will alert you before you change lanes when another vehicle is already in the lane. This could help you to avoid a high-speed accident.

Have you had the experience of driving along, thinking that everything is fine with your vehicle, that is until you hit a pothole hard. In the coming days and weeks, you begin to notice that you are constantly correcting your steering because your wheels keep veering, causing you to drift to the left or to the right.

The problem is your alignment, and jarring from potholes can cause problems with your alignment. It's also more than just an annoying drifting that you have to correct. Misaligned wheels can cause uneven wearing on your tires, which means that you have…

You may often hear about checking your car's fluid levels, and brake fluid is one of them, but what does brake fluid do for its brakes?

Auto brakes are powered pneumatically. When you step on the brake pedal, brake fluid is pumped into cylinders that actuate calipers. The calipers hold brake pads that clamp down on the rotors on your car's wheels. The friction this creates slows your vehicle to a stop. It wouldn't be possible to use the amount of force required to quickly stop an automobile without a brake system that used brake fluid.

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If your vehicle is rear-wheel drive (RWD), then it has a rear differential. RWD means that the two rear wheels are pushing your car forward. They move at different speeds, though, so a differential is designed to synchronize their movements.

When you turn a corner, for instance, force and direction of the turn require different wheel motion. If you’re turning left, then the left wheels will be the inside wheels. They have a shorter distance to travel to make the turn than the outside wheels. They also move slower. The wheels on the right, or the outside, in this…