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If you're in the market for a commercial van or truck, choosing from the many available models can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, with this guide, you can learn everything there is to know about the top commercial vans and trucks available. Here's what to look for when making your decision and what the top options are for your next commercial purchase.

The 2022 Ford Maverick is most definitely not your grandfather's Maverick from the 1970s. Ford has reintroduced the nameplate and applied it to their entry into the small pickup truck category. It's smaller than the Ford Ranger, but big enough to make it a contender on the streets of Indianapolis. The 2022 Maverick helps  you accomplish your daily goals no matter if it's taking a crew out to a jobsite or hauling small loads for your weekend projects. At Tom Wood Ford in Indianapolis, Indiana, we've got the 2022 Ford Maverick waiting on the lot for…

The much-awaited truck of the future is here: the 2022 Ford Lightning. This is not just an improved version of the previous Ford-150. It is an electric transformation, the first-ever in the history of Ford innovations. This gas-free F-series comes with a military-grade aluminum alloy body, an impressive array of technological features, and an outstanding performance. Read on to know why the New 2022 Ford Lightning is your best choice for an SUV.

Ford trucks consistently rank at the top of their segment. Whether you want the nimble Ranger, need the capability of the F-150, or require the power of a Super Duty F-250, F-350, or F-450, a Ford truck offers dependable performance at every level. Ford trucks come in various cab configurations, bed sizes, powertrain options, interior options, and towing packages. Choosing which options you need or want can seem complicated. That's why we've created this guide to help you make an informed decision on what Ford truck you should buy.

Proper and adequate maintenance is vital for the optimal performance of a Ford F-150. Good maintenance will ensure that your vehicle lasts longer and has top performance throughout. Modern cars can hit 20 years with good maintenance, depending on how you maintain them.

Once upon a time, Indiana was the home to many luxury automobile manufacturers, such as Duesenberg and Stutz. Many famous Hollywood stars and wealthy businessmen purchased the expensive luxury cars produced by these auto plants. In the early 20th century, Indiana ranked second only to Michigan in vehicle production. The automotive scene of luxury automobiles changed once Ford opened a new assembly plant in Indianapolis and began producing the much more affordable and wildly popular Model T.

They don't make Ford trucks from snips and snails and puppy dog tails, and the boys that drive them sure do appreciate it. So do the women, for that matter. That's because Ford uses some seriously strong metals in their trucks. We're talking military-grade tough and lightweight to boot. The switch began less than ten years ago and resulted in some of the lightest, most powerful, and durable trucks on the market. Let's take a closer look at the Ford truck lineup and the materials used in their construction.

When you buy a new or quality used vehicle from a reliable car dealer, you can be confident that it's in tip-top condition. When properly taken care of, your car should run without any major problems for many thousands of miles. On the rare occasion that something does go wrong, the vehicle manufacturer warranty or dealer warranty covers many faults.  However, an additional powertrain warranty will give you extra peace of mind knowing that the most expensive components of your car are covered, such as the engine and transmission.