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Nobody really wants to build their day around a service appointment. That is usually the honest version of it. You know your Ford needs an oil change, tire rotation, battery check, recall visit, or some other maintenance item, but finding the time to get to the dealership is the part that gets annoying. Work runs late. Kids have practice. The driveway is full. The week fills up before Monday is even over. That is why Ford Mobile Service and Ford Pickup and Delivery have become such useful options for drivers around Norton, Barberton, Akron, Wadsworth, and the surrounding area. At Ken Ganley Ford Norton, we use these programs to help make Ford service easier to fit into a normal day. Some visits still need to happen in our shop. Plenty do not. The trick is knowing which option makes sense for your vehicle. What Ford Mobile Service Means Ford Mobile Service is exactly what it sounds like. Instead of you bringing your vehicle to us, we send a Ford service technician to you for eligible maintenance and repair work. That may be your driveway. It may be your office parking lot. It may be another safe, level spot where our technician has enough room to work. The goal is simple: handle the service without asking you to sit in a waiting room or rearrange your whole afternoon. This is not a random quick-lube setup. The work is handled by trained Ford service personnel, and the service is documented like a normal dealership visit. For many drivers, that part matters. Your Ford still gets professional attention, and your maintenance history stays organized. Mobile Service is especially helpful for routine items. Oil changes, tire rotations, batteries, filters, wiper blades, some recalls, and certain software-related work may be good candidates, depending on the vehicle and the job. If you are not sure whether your Ford qualifies, our Ford service team can help you figure that out before you schedule. Ford Pickup and Delivery Is a Little Different Pickup and Delivery is the option to ask about when your vehicle needs to come into the dealership, but you would rather not be the one driving it here and back. With this service, we pick up your Ford from an approved location, bring it to Ken Ganley Ford Norton, complete the scheduled work, and return it when everything is finished. For a lot of people, that is the better fit. Maybe your F-150 needs brake work. Maybe your Explorer is due for a more complete inspection. Maybe there is a recall that requires shop equipment. Maybe you simply have a packed day and losing an hour or two to driving back and forth is not realistic. Pickup and Delivery gives us access to the full service lane while giving you back part of your day. When Mobile Service Makes the Most Sense Mobile Service is usually the right conversation when the work is straightforward and can be done safely outside a dealership bay. It may be a good option for things like: Oil and filter changes Tire rotations Battery testing or replacement Wiper blade replacement Cabin air filter replacement Select recalls or software updates Basic maintenance checks There are limits, of course. Some jobs need a lift. Some need specialized tools that are only available in the shop. Some repairs require more inspection time before we can say exactly what is going on. That is why we like to talk through the vehicle and the service first. A quick call or online appointment request usually gives us enough information to point you in the right direction. When Pickup and Delivery Is the Better Choice If the job may require more time, more equipment, or a closer look from our technicians, Pickup and Delivery is often the better route. This can make sense for brake concerns, steering or suspension work, more involved diagnostics, recall work that cannot be done remotely, and maintenance visits where you want a full multi-point inspection. It is also a good option when you have several service items to handle at once. The nice part is that you do not have to guess perfectly. When you schedule service online, we can review what your Ford needs and help match the appointment to the right service option. Why Local Drivers Use These Programs Around Norton and Barberton, most people are close enough to the dealership that coming in is possible. That does not always mean it is convenient. If you work from home, Mobile Service may let you keep your day moving while your vehicle is handled outside. If you commute, Pickup and Delivery may help you avoid losing time before or after work. If you have kids, appointments, meetings, or a business vehicle that needs to stay productive, the value is pretty easy to understand. Ford truck and SUV owners tend to appreciate it quickly. An F-150, Super Duty, Expedition, Explorer, Escape, Bronco, or Bronco Sport is often part of a busy household or work schedule. When that vehicle is down, even for basic maintenance, it can throw off the whole day. We cannot make every repair happen in the driveway. We can help make the process less of a hassle whenever the service qualifies. What to Do Before a Mobile Service Appointment A little prep goes a long way. Try to park your vehicle somewhere flat, safe, and accessible. A driveway is usually great. A quiet workplace lot can work too, as long as there is enough space around the vehicle. Our technician needs room to open doors, reach the hood, move around safely, and complete the work without being boxed in. If your vehicle is in a garage, it may need to be moved outside before the appointment. If you are at work, check whether your office or building has any parking rules we should know about. You do not need to overthink it. Just make sure the vehicle is reachable and the area is safe. What to Expect With Pickup and Delivery For Pickup and Delivery, the most important thing is making sure the pickup location and time window are clear. We will need access to the vehicle, and we will confirm the details tied to your appointment. Once your Ford arrives at our service center, our team completes the requested work and lets you know if anything else needs attention. We are not trying to surprise you with extra repairs. If we find something, we explain it. When the service is done, your vehicle is returned to you. It is a simple idea, but on a busy weekday, it can make a real difference. Will This Affect My Warranty? No. Eligible Ford Mobile Service and Pickup and Delivery visits through Ken Ganley Ford Norton are handled through our dealership service process. Work performed by our Ford service team is documented, and genuine Ford parts are used when applicable. That matters if your vehicle is still under factory warranty, covered by a Ford Protection Plan, or simply something you want maintained the right way. Convenience should not mean cutting corners. If you have questions about warranty coverage, maintenance history, or what your Ford is due for next, we can walk through it with you. Before You Schedule, Check What Your Ford Needs Some drivers know exactly what they need: oil change, tire rotation, recall, battery, brakes. Others just know the light came on or the vehicle feels different than it used to. Either way is fine. When you reach out to us, tell us what you drive, what you are noticing, and what kind of appointment would work best for your day. We will let you know whether Mobile Service, Pickup and Delivery, or an in-shop appointment is the best match. You can start with our Ford service center, or go straight to our online service scheduler. Schedule Ford Service Near Norton and Barberton At Ken Ganley Ford Norton, we know service is not usually the thing people are excited to put on the calendar. We also know it is one of the best ways to keep your Ford dependable, safe, and ready for whatever the week throws at it. Ford Mobile Service and Ford Pickup and Delivery give Norton, Barberton, Akron, and nearby drivers more flexibility. If the work can come to you, we will help arrange it. If your Ford needs to come into the shop, Pickup and Delivery may save you the trip. Schedule your next appointment with Ken Ganley Ford Norton today, and we will help you choose the service option that fits your vehicle and your day.

Some weekends do not need a big plan. Pack a few snacks, toss the stroller or sports bag in the back, make sure everyone has a sweatshirt, and go somewhere that feels just far enough from home. Around Norton, Barberton, and Akron, we are lucky that those places are not hard to find. You can be in a national park, at the zoo, near Lake Erie, or walking through a museum in less time than it takes some families to get across town in bigger cities. And when you have the right Ford SUV, the whole day tends to go a little smoother. At Ken Ganley Ford Norton, we help families find SUVs that fit real life. School drop-offs. Grocery runs. Soccer weekends. Holiday travel. Quiet drives home after everybody has worn themselves out. If you are starting to plan more family road trips around Northeast Ohio, here are a few places worth adding to your list. Why a Ford SUV Makes These Trips Easier A family day trip can fall apart quickly when the vehicle feels cramped. There are bags under feet, snacks rolling around, kids arguing over space, and somebody always seems to need the thing buried at the bottom of the cargo area. That is where a Ford SUV starts to make sense. A Ford Explorer gives growing families three-row flexibility without feeling oversized for everyday driving. A Ford Expedition gives larger families serious room for passengers and gear. A Ford Escape or Bronco Sport can be a great fit for smaller households that still want comfort, cargo space, and available all-wheel drive for Ohio weather. If you are shopping now, you can start by browsing our new Ford inventory. We also carry used vehicles for families who want SUV capability at a different price point. Cuyahoga Valley National Park Cuyahoga Valley National Park is one of those places we sometimes forget to appreciate because it is so close. From the Norton area, it is an easy drive north, and once you are there, the day can be as simple or as active as you want it to be. The Towpath Trail is a good choice for families with younger kids because it is mostly flat and easy to manage. Brandywine Falls gives you a big payoff without needing an all-day hike. If your kids like trains, the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad can turn a regular park visit into something they talk about all the way home. This is the kind of trip where cargo space earns its keep. Jackets, bikes, water bottles, a cooler, extra shoes, sunscreen, and the mysterious “just in case” bag all need somewhere to go. Akron Zoo The Akron Zoo is close enough that you can decide to go after breakfast and still have a full day ahead of you. That makes it perfect for families who want an outing without a long drive. It is a manageable zoo, which we mean as a compliment. You can see a lot without feeling like you need a military-level schedule. The animal exhibits, kid-friendly areas, and easy parking make it a strong pick for toddlers, elementary-age kids, and grandparents tagging along too. A midsize Ford SUV works well for a trip like this. You get room for the stroller, diaper bag, lunch bag, extra clothes, and whatever stuffed animal absolutely had to come along for the ride. Youngstown Phantoms Hockey Game If your family likes sports, a Youngstown Phantoms game at the Covelli Centre can make for a fun evening trip. The drive from the Akron area is straightforward, and the games have the kind of energy that keeps kids interested even if they are not hardcore hockey fans yet. This is a good reminder that family vehicles are not just about cargo numbers. A quiet cabin, comfortable seating, easy phone connectivity, and enough room for everyone to settle in matter just as much on the way home. If you are comparing three-row SUVs, the Ford Explorer is often a strong place to start. You can also schedule a visit with us through our test drive page if you want to see how one feels before your next family outing. Hocking Hills State Park Hocking Hills takes more planning, but it is worth the extra drive. Old Man’s Cave, Ash Cave, Cedar Falls, and the surrounding trails give families a side of Ohio that feels almost surprising the first time they see it. This is better for kids who can handle walking, stairs, and a longer day outside. Bring more water than you think you need. Bring snacks that will not melt into a disaster. Bring an extra pair of socks. Someone will probably need them. For a trip like Hocking Hills, an Explorer or Expedition makes the drive more comfortable and gives you room for hiking gear, lunch, backpacks, blankets, and a change of clothes. If your family tends to pack heavily, you will appreciate the space before you even leave the driveway. Lake Erie Islands and Marblehead A summer drive toward Marblehead, Kelleys Island, or South Bass Island feels like a real getaway without turning into a full vacation. The ferry ride is part of the fun, especially for kids. Kelleys Island has hiking, swimming, and the Glacial Grooves. Marblehead Lighthouse is a quick stop, but it is one of those places where you almost always end up taking more photos than expected. Before a longer day near the lake, it is smart to make sure your SUV is ready. Tires, brakes, fluids, wipers, and battery health all matter more when you are driving with kids and a schedule. Our Ford service center can help with routine maintenance, and you can schedule service online before your next trip. Holden Arboretum Holden Arboretum in Kirtland is a beautiful choice when you want something outdoorsy but not quite as rugged as a state park hike. The trails, gardens, seasonal color, and canopy walk give families plenty to explore at their own pace. It is also a nice trip for mixed ages. Younger kids can enjoy the open space. Older kids may be more interested in the treetop walk. Adults get a peaceful day that does not feel like standing in line for one attraction after another. This is where small conveniences inside an SUV matter: cupholders that are actually reachable, climate control that keeps everyone comfortable, charging ports for the drive, and cargo room for picnic supplies or extra layers. Downtown Cleveland A Cleveland day trip can go in a dozen different directions. You could visit the Greater Cleveland Aquarium, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, or the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Pick one big stop, add lunch, and you have a full family day without overcomplicating it. Driving downtown is easier when your SUV gives you good visibility and helpful parking technology. A backup camera, available parking sensors, and driver-assist features can make tight garages and busy streets feel less stressful. If your current vehicle makes city trips feel like a chore, it may be time to look at something more comfortable. Our finance center can help you compare options that fit your budget. What We’d Pack Before Leaving Norton Every family has its own version of the road-trip pile. Ours would start with water, snacks, wipes, a small first-aid kit, chargers, a blanket, sunglasses, and at least one extra layer for everyone. Ohio weather likes to change its mind. If you have younger kids, leave a little cargo room open on purpose. Somehow the vehicle always comes home with more than it left with. The right Ford SUV gives you flexibility for all of it. Fold down seats when you need more space. Keep the third row up when cousins or friends are coming along. Use the cargo area for sports gear one day and picnic supplies the next. That is the point of a good family SUV: it adapts without making every errand or trip feel like work. Find Your Family SUV at Ken Ganley Ford Norton If your family is ready for more room, more comfort, or more confidence on the road, we would be happy to help you compare Ford SUVs at Ken Ganley Ford Norton. We serve drivers from Norton, Barberton, Akron, Wadsworth, and nearby Northeast Ohio communities, and we know how different one family’s needs can be from the next. Browse our new Ford inventory, check out our used vehicle inventory, or explore certified pre-owned Ford models if you want added confidence in a pre-owned SUV. The next great family day trip may be closer than you think. We can help you find the Ford SUV that makes getting there easier.

Trading in a vehicle is one of those things people tend to overthink, and honestly, we get why. Your car, truck, or SUV has been part of your daily life. You know the little quirks. You know what you paid for it. You probably have a number in your head already. At Ken Ganley Ford Norton, we help drivers from Barberton, Norton, Akron, Wadsworth, and nearby communities trade in vehicles every day. Some are upgrading into a new Ford. Some are trying to lower their payment. Some just want to stop dealing with an older vehicle before the next repair bill shows up. Whatever your reason, a little prep makes the whole thing easier. Start With a Realistic Trade-In Number Before you visit us, it helps to have a starting point. Not a dream number. Not the number your cousin got for a totally different vehicle. Just a realistic estimate based on your vehicle’s year, mileage, trim, condition, and current demand. You can begin with our Value Your Trade tool. It gives you a useful estimate before you come in, so you are not walking into the conversation cold. That estimate is not the final appraisal, of course. We still need to see the vehicle in person. But it gives everyone a cleaner place to start. Bring the Paperwork If You Have It You do not need to arrive with a perfectly organized folder, but it does help to bring the basics. If you own the vehicle outright, bring the title. If you are still paying on it, bring your loan information or a recent payoff amount if you have one. Your registration and photo ID will also be needed. Service records are helpful too. They are not required, but they can work in your favor. If you have kept up with oil changes, tires, brakes, or major repairs, we want to know that. A vehicle with a clear maintenance history is easier to appraise with confidence. Be Straight About the Condition This part is simple: we are going to look at the vehicle anyway. A scratch on the bumper, worn tires, a cracked windshield, a check engine light, a previous accident, a door ding in the grocery store parking lot — none of that is unusual. Used vehicles have lives before they get traded. We expect that. What helps most is an honest picture of the condition from the beginning. It keeps the appraisal conversation straightforward and saves time for everyone. If a warning light is on, you may want to have it checked before coming in. Sometimes it is something small. Sometimes it is not. Either way, knowing what is going on puts you in a better spot. Know Your Payoff Before You Trade If you still owe money on your vehicle, that does not stop you from trading it in. It just adds one more number to the deal. When you trade in a financed vehicle, we look at the vehicle’s value and compare it with your loan payoff. If the vehicle is worth more than you owe, that equity can usually be applied toward your next purchase. If you owe more than the vehicle is worth, that difference is negative equity, and our finance team can explain what your options look like. You do not need to figure it all out alone. Our finance center works through trade-in situations all the time. Clean It Up, But Do Not Go Overboard A clean vehicle makes a better first impression. That is just true. Run it through the wash. Vacuum the seats and floors. Take out the receipts, coffee cups, old registration papers, sports gear, pet hair, and whatever has been living in the back seat since last winter. You do not need to pay for a full detail unless you want to. A clean, cared-for vehicle simply shows better during the appraisal. Timing Can Matter Trade values move with the market. Trucks and SUVs often do well in Northeast Ohio because people here actually use them. Ford F-150, Explorer, Escape, Bronco Sport, and Expedition models tend to draw attention when clean, well-maintained examples come in. Mileage matters too. So does seasonality, fuel price, inventory demand, and condition. If you are close to trading, it is worth checking your value sooner rather than later. Waiting another six months may not hurt, but it can add mileage, wear, and another winter to the vehicle. You Can Sell Even If You Are Not Buying Today Not everybody who wants a vehicle value is ready to buy another one. That is fine. If you mainly want to sell your vehicle, our Instant Cash Offer option may be a better fit. It gives you a way to see what your vehicle may be worth without tying the conversation to a same-day purchase. Some people use the offer toward their next vehicle. Others sell and wait. We can help either way. What Happens During the Appraisal When you bring your vehicle to Ken Ganley Ford Norton, our team takes a close look at it. We check the exterior, interior, mileage, tires, mechanical condition, vehicle history, features, and current market demand. It usually does not take long. Many appraisals can be handled while you look at inventory or talk with our team about what you may want next. After that, we give you an offer. You can use it toward a new Ford, a pre-owned vehicle, or simply talk through your options before making a decision. Shopping After the Trade-In Once you know your trade value, the rest of the purchase becomes easier to understand. Your trade may lower the amount you need to finance, help with your down payment, or make a newer vehicle fit your budget more comfortably. You can browse our new Ford inventory if you are thinking about a new truck, SUV, or car. If a pre-owned vehicle makes more sense, take a look at our used vehicle inventory. You can also get a head start from home with our online finance application. Trade In Your Vehicle near Barberton with Ken Ganley Ford Norton Trading in your vehicle should not feel like a guessing game. Start with a number, gather what paperwork you have, know your payoff if there is one, and bring the vehicle in so we can give you a real appraisal. At Ken Ganley Ford Norton, we work with drivers from Barberton, Norton, Akron, and across Northeast Ohio who want a simple way to move from their current vehicle into the next one. Start with our Value Your Trade tool, then visit us when you are ready. We will take it from there.

Cars have extensive electrical systems that make driving safer and easier. Electrical can, unfortunately, develop problems over time due to worn wiring, blown fuses, and other issues. As your Ford dealer, we can trace and repair any electrical problems for you. These are some signs your car could have an electrical issue. 3 Electrical Problems You Should Always Fix at Your Ford Dealer Blown Fuses Fuses are vital for all electrical systems, as they protect the system they're connected to from damage. Fuses are designed to absorb any electrical shorts or other rogue charges and then blow out. When a fuse blows, it prevents the current from flowing through it to damage the electrical system. A blown fuse, however, prevents the system it's attached to from working until the fuse is replaced. A blown fuse might not be noticed immediately, depending on the component that's affected. If the fuse for the sunroof, for example, blows during an Ohio winter, the problem is unlikely to be noticed until spring arrives. A blown alternator fuse, in contrast, will trigger the battery warning light as the alternator will stop supplying power to your car's systems. Our technicians will test the fuses and replace any blown ones. Dead Battery The battery supplies the power needed to start your engine. On average, the service life of a battery is between three and five years before it needs replacement. A battery can also fail due to a damaged voltage regulator, a worn alternator, or loose battery connectors. A battery that's losing power will always show signs it's struggling, like dim lights or starting problems. One of the alternator's jobs is to replace the power used to start your engine and maintain the battery at full capacity. It does this by starting the recharging process as soon as your engine is running. A worn alternator generates less power than it should, and this reduces the recharging rate of the battery. We'll examine your battery and the electrical charging system to identify the problem, then we'll repair it. Damaged Wiring Wiring connects the alternator that supplies electricity to all the systems and devices that require power. A car's engine is a very hot environment for wiring, and all the wires and cables are protected against heat with thick rubber and plastic insulation. Despite the best protection, wiring can wear out due to age and the constant flow of electricity. Worn wiring becomes brittle and can break. A broken wire cuts off the electrical supply to the component or components it's connected to. If one of your car's electrical systems suddenly fails, damaged wiring could be the culprit. We'll trace and test the wiring and replace any damaged sections we find. Problems with the electrical system can grow worse over time. If you experience a problem, call our service department at Ken Ganley Ford.

Spring in the Cuyahoga Valley is a beautiful time of year. Celebrate the season, the sunny weather, and the spring blossoms behind the wheel of a powerful Ford Mustang with all the latest bells and whistles, and drive to the fantastic festivals and events loaded with spring activities around Norton, OH. 4 Fun Spring Activities You Can Drive to Near Norton, OH 1. Kids' Fishing Derby The annual Kids' Fishing Derby in mid-April at Little Turtle Pond at 2400 Harrington Road in Akron, 10 miles from Norton, is a wonderful event if you're a fishing family. Young anglers under 16 who can hook a golden trout each receive a $1 prize. A limited number of rods and reels are available, and bait is supplied. Adults are not permitted to fish, but you can enjoy the festive occasion picnicking and encourage your kids from the sideline. 2. Native American Cultural Weekend Every year over a weekend in mid-April, Hale Farm and Village at 2686 Oak Hill Road in Bath, Ohio, about 13 miles away, hosts the two-day Native American Cultural Weekend, where families can experience the Native American culture and traditions of the  Cuyahoga Valley, home to indigenous peoples for thousands of years. Listen to fascinating stories of the past and present and watch engaging presentations and demonstrations by Native American educators to learn more about the rich history and archaeology of the Valley. Join the naturalist tour to the Log Cabin for a hearth and campfire cooking demonstration, learn more about the Eastern Woodlands' tattooing traditions, and visit Hale House for a dye demonstration. 3. Vintage Baseball and Picnic Days Step back to the 1860s at the Vintage Baseball and Picnic Days, held at the end of April at Hale Farm and Village each year. Enjoy delicious snacks and local brews while watching a baseball game played in historic gear with 19th-century rules by the Akron Black Stockings, a vintage baseball team against rival teams just like they did over 200 years ago. If you're going to have a cold one, please take it easy, drink slowly and responsibly, and don't drive. 4. Native Plant Festival Learn how to protect indigenous plant species and cultivate them to attract local wildlife to your garden at the annual Native Plant Festival at the Lake Area at 521 South River Road in Munroe Falls, just over 17 miles away, on May 20, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Summit Metro Parks staff and experts from local native plant nurseries will give talks on the crucial role of indigenous plants in our ecosystem and how to incorporate them into your landscaping. There will also be a wide selection of native plants for sale. Take full advantage of the spring season and enjoy a range of outdoor recreational, cultural, and historical experiences. Drop by Ken Ganley Ford today and take a new sporty Mustang, spacious Expedition, or tough F-150 for a spin.

Good headlights allow you to drive with confidence, as you can see and be seen by others. If you need new headlights, your Ford dealer can fit them for you. These are a few headlight problems you might encounter. Signs You Need New Headlights From Your Ford Dealer Corroded Headlight Sockets Your headlights fit securely into sockets located in the headlight recess. These sockets connect the lights to the electrical system so they can receive power. Like any socket, they are delicate and can be damaged by dirt or water. Water is a particular problem for a socket as it can cause rust and also interfere with the electrical system. Typically, water can't reach the sockets as a clear plastic cover protects the headlight recess. If this cover is damaged, the damage could be sufficient to cause a crack. Water can easily seep into a crack and will reach the socket. If this happens, your headlight could blow, and the socket itself will be damaged. We can clean the socket or replace it. In addition, we'll replace the lens to prevent further water damage. Damaged Relays and Switches Your car's electrical systems contain numerous relays, switches, and fuses. Each of these components enables the electricity supply to be controlled. Each headlight, for example, has a relay for the low beam and a separate relay for the high beam. In addition, the headlight has a switch that can activate with a relay. The headlight also has a fuse that protects it against electrical surges or shorts. Relays and switches can wear out as time passes and can suffer damage. If this happens, it will affect one or both of your headlights depending on the damage. A headlight may refuse to switch on, or it could be damaged and blow. To find the exact cause of the problem, our technicians will investigate your electrical system. Once we've identified the problem, we'll repair it. Worn Lenses A lens doesn't have to be cracked to cause a problem for your headlights. Sand, salt, and debris from the road can scratch a lens surface as you drive. Over time, this minor damage can become significant enough to dim the light from the headlight bulb. An old lens will gradually fade due to the action of the sun's rays on plastic, and it will turn opaque. Damage or discoloration of a lens makes it more difficult for your car to be seen at night. It's also a traffic offense to drive with damaged lenses. We can fix this problem by replacing one or both lenses. If you have a headlight problem, call our service department today at Ken Ganley Ford.

The Ford Mustang has been an iconic car for many years, and now, the much-anticipated newest iteration has made its debut. The 2023 Mustang has intriguing new features that make it an even better car than the previous editions. It's perfect for anyone looking for a classic American sports car that can keep up with the times. Keep reading to learn more about it! Discover the 2023 Ford Mustang Iconic and Stunning Exterior Design With elegant lines and an aerodynamic design, the 2023 Mustang is built for speed and style. Available in both convertible trims, the EcoBoost or GT, there's something for everyone when it comes to the Mustang. In addition to its sleek exterior, the 2023 Mustang also offers various available wheel styles and sizes. Moreover, available packages, such as Mustang Nite Pony Package and Wheel & Stripe Package, will allow drivers truly make their Mustang their own. Powerful Engine and Performance The 2023 Mustang's robust capabilities continue its legacy through its impressive performance and powerful engine options. The 2.3L EcoBoost engine is one such option that will delight drivers looking for a thrilling ride. This turbocharged four-cylinder engine produces an impressive 310 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque, making it a force to be reckoned with on the road. It's paired with either a six-speed manual transmission or an available ten-speed SelectShift automatic transmission, giving drivers the power to choose their preferred driving experience. With this performance, there's no wonder why the Mustang remains one of the most popular sports cars on the market today. Savvy Technology Features The 2023 Mustang comes standard with a 6-speaker sound system. It also has an available 9-speaker sound system with an amplifier. This sound system promises crystal-clear quality throughout the cabin. The available voice-activated navigation system will help you get to where you need to go without any hassle. By simply speaking out, you can choose your destination and receive turn-by-turn directions. The SYNC3 infotainment system is also available on the new Mustang, This feature keeps drivers connected like never before, as do the standard USB ports that come equipped with smart-charging capability. Furthermore, the FordPass app enables remote access to various functions such as starting and stopping the engine and unlocking or locking doors from afar. The 2023 Mustang is a sports car that will make your heart race! This classic has been reimagined and upgraded with modern features, making it a perfect combination of performance and style. Visit Ken Ganley Ford today to get behind the wheel and experience this amazing vehicle for yourself!

When you need a comfortable SUV that's not afraid to go off the beaten path, the 2023 Ford Explorer is ready for off-road adventures. With Intelligent Four-Wheel Drive available and multiple engine options offering up to 400 horsepower, its strong performance both on and off-road is complemented by its impressive technology and many interior comforts. Your Guide to the 2023 Ford Explorer Performance Three stunning engines are offered with this edition of the Explorer, including a 318-horsepower 3.3-liter hybrid V6 that can achieve up to 5,000 pounds in towing strength when properly equipped. The other two options, both gas engines, are a 300-horsepower 2.3-liter four-cylinder and a 400-horsepower 3.0-liter EcoBoost that help the vehicle tow 5,300 and 5,600 pounds, respectively. When driving off-road with the available Intelligent 4WD system, which adapts the vehicle to terrains automatically, you can also use the standard Terrain Management System to switch the vehicle into different driving modes. This latter system is perfect for gaining even more traction when tackling snow, sand, mud, and other difficult terrains. Interior With a spacious and comfy interior, the 2023 Explorer is ready to seat up to seven passengers and offers plenty of comfort amenities in its seating options, including heated front and rear seats, as well as an Active Motion massage setting for the front-row seats. Climbing in and out of the cabin is simple with the E-Z Entry second-row seats, which quickly move out of the way with the pull of a lever, while the available third-row power-folding seats can quickly fold down to make room for cargo when there are fewer passengers. Technology Offering both an available 10.1-inch touchscreen and voice command technology, the SYNC 3 infotainment system is sure to spice up everyday commutes and road trips with its Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, SiriusXM satellite radio access, and both audible and visual navigation assistance. To charge laptops, multiple 12V power outlets are available, and to explore your surroundings while on trails without exiting the vehicle, there's also a 360-degree camera system that delivers split-screen views to the SYNC system's display inside the cabin. Safety Pre-Collision Assist and Automatic Emergency Braking are two of the Explorer's safety systems that can sense when you're at risk of a collision with vehicles or pedestrians in your path and can bring the vehicle to a stop if needed. Also offered, the Automatic High-Beam Headlamps adapt their brightness to changing lighting conditions on the road. Then there's Active Park Assist 2.0, a futuristic feature that can take over parking responsibilities for you by controlling braking, acceleration, and steering after you locate a suitable spot. Thanks to its strong engine performance, Intelligent 4WD, and comfortable interior filled with both luxury features and advanced technology, this is the most impressive edition of the Explorer yet. Come see everything else that helps make it a clear standout among SUVs by contacting us today at Ken Ganley Ford.

When it comes to working vans, the Ford Transit has long been the tradesman's choice. Its spectacular size, rugged engine, and tons of handy features make it perfect for the modern tradesman, and Ford has constantly improved it over the years to keep it practical in the modern world. This year, Ford has released a new Transit, and, with loads of exciting new features, it's certainly the best one yet. 3 Key Specs and Features of the 2023 Ford Transit-250 Modern Driver-Assist Technologies Pre-collision assist senses the road ahead with front-mounted cameras and keeps an eye out for potential collisions, then automatic emergency braking will kick in if your Transit senses any potential dangers, whether from pedestrians or other cars. Not only does this new suite of tech help keep you safe on the road, but it also helps you when you pick up trailers, too. Using rear-mounted cameras that are automatically activated in reverse gear, this system projects an image of what's behind you directly into the cabin, with extra markings helping keep you perfectly straight as you back up to hitch a trailer. Useful Tech for Work When you purchase a new Transit, you'll get access to Ford Pro Telematics, a new system designed to monitor your entire fleet of work vans. All new Transits come with monitors as standard, and you can also purchase simple plug-in devices that work in all other vans. This system helps you track your workers and monitor their productivity, while also informing you of problems with each vehicle. The new Transit also comes with an optional built-in Wi-Fi hotspot, making it easy to track your workforce and also making it possible to do any admin work on the go. Huge and Versatile Its size has always been one of the best aspects of the Transit. With tons of space to fit racks, it's perfect for any tradesman, as you can easily and sensibly store all of your tools and work equipment. What's more, the rear of the Transit can be modified and altered with extra seating to accommodate up to 15 people. The Transit has been with us for more than 50 years now, and it has remained America's most loved van ever since. With all these new features on the new Transit, this model looks set to continue in the footsteps of its predecessors as the best working van in the USA. If you're looking for a new van for your work, come on down to Ken Ganley Ford, where we can help to find the perfect model for your needs.

Looking for a way to satisfy your craving for sightseeing and new places in and around Norton OH? You're in luck! We've put together a list of four great tourist attractions within an easy half-hour drive (or less), plus a fifth destination that doesn't require you to leave the Norton city limits at all. Be sure to read to the end for that special bonus destination, but for now, let's get going! 5 Great Tourist Attractions in Driving Distance of Norton, OH Akron Zoo First up is the Akron Zoo, located just 15 miles (and 15 minutes) northeast of Norton at 505 Euclid Avenue in nearby Akron, Ohio. This family-friendly attraction welcomes 400,000 visitors each year to a 50-acre site that's home to more than 1,000 animals and over 100 different species. With its tigers, snow leopards, red pandas, and even Komodo dragons, the Zoo is sure to satisfy your hankering for a walk on the wild side! Akron Art Museum As long as we're in Akron for the Zoo, let's go for a twofer and head over to the nearby Akron Art Museum. Here you'll find more than 7,000 objects spanning the period from 1850 to the present day in genres as diverse as sculpture, glass, painting, photography, and digital art. Review your art experience with an after-art walk through the Museum's beautifully landscaped Event Space and Garden. It's all at 1 S High Street in downtown Akron. Cuyahoga Valley National Park Head twenty minutes north of Norton to explore the National Park Service's beautiful and historic Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Located at 6947 Riverview Road in Peninsula, OH, it beckons tourists with more than 125 miles of hiking trails, including one that follows the towpath of the historic Ohio and Erie Canal. Factor in great opportunities to fish, kayak, explore Brandywine Falls or ride the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railway, and you've got the perfect family outing! Pro Football Hall of Fame If your idea of tourism includes sports, navigate about a half-hour southeast of Norton to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in nearby Canton. This shrine to American football showcases the history and evolution of the game, its rules, and equipment through interactive exhibits, artifacts, and memorabilia that recall legendary players and coaches. Stopping here feels like a game-winning touchdown if you love football or sports history; kickoff is at 2121 George Halas Dr. NW in Canton, OH. Norton Cider Festival If it's the first weekend in October and you're just back from one of the above attractions, it's time for our bonus: Norton's very own annual Cider Festival. Started in 1988, the Festival draws enthusiastic crowds from all around Norton for a weekend of cider tasting, tasty apple treats, games, rides, concerts, and a delicious pancake breakfast sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 132. To join in the fun, visit Columbia Woods Park at 4060 Columbia Woods Drive in Norton, Ohio. There you have it: four great attractions, plus a fifth insider bonus, all within an easy drive of downtown Norton and brought to you courtesy of Ken Ganley Ford. In the market for a new ride? Check out our full-service lineup of new and used Ford cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, EVs, and commercial vehicles at Ken Ganley Ford today!

When it comes to style, comfort, and ease of handling, there's nothing in the market of American crossover SUVs quite like the 2023 Ford Edge. It offers a massive range of new safety, tech, and design features that drivers love, available at 5 trim levels. Let's go ahead and break down what the 2023 Edge looks like at each trim level. Trim Levels of the 2023 Ford Edge The SE The 2023 Edge's SE trim is anything but a no-frills base trim! Coming with the full features of Ford's Co-Pilot360 safety technology, including side-impact airbags with newly improved sensors and a new TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system), it's already one of the most high-tech and safest SUVs on the market! The safety monitoring features are displayed, along with entertainment options, or the driver on Ford's SYNC 4A high-tech touchscreen system, which features Wi-Fi capability and numerous usability functions that are often only found in luxury cars or premium trims. The SEL For drivers who want an even further boost of safety, the SEL enhances Ford's already industry-leading Co-Pilot360 system with the addition of adaptive cruise control, automatic lane centering, evasive steering, and more. On the exterior, Ford has added roof rack rails and LED fog lights to give the SEL some road trip-friendly features. The ST-Line The 2023 Edge might already have a lot of luxury car features, but the ST-Line is the trim where Ford makes it start to feel luxurious, adding a leather-wrapped steering wheel and seats, signature LED Dark Bezel headlamps, redesigned fender, and a Pillar Black grille, In addition to the aesthetic features, this trim also adds some functionality features such as dual exhaust pipes, automatic high beams, and rear parking sensors. The Titanium At the next trim level, Ford adds some additional comfort and entertainment features to the Titanium, making it an all-around more fun car to drive. The steering wheel is now heated, and a foot-activated trunk lift gate has been added. The interior entertainment system of the Titanium is enhanced with a premium B&O 12-speaker surround-sound system, including a powerful subwoofer. The ST At the premium trim level, Ford takes the 2023 Edge up to sports car level with some of the ST's features. A newly designed 2.7L V6 EcoBoost engine puffs out 335 horsepower, making this trim one of the most powerful crossover SUVs on the market. To complement the more powerful engine, Ford has also included improved disk brakes, brake pads, calipers, and 21-inch wheels with this trim. To complete the package, the driver can sit in Ford's signature Bolstered Captains Chair, which has the look and feel of a racecar seat. With everything that it offers, we don't blame you for wanting to quickly get your hands on a new 2023 Edge, and you can bet your new Ford will have all the features you need for a family car! So head down to Ken Ganley Ford to get your hands on the much-hyped 2023 Edge while supplies still last!

If you're in Norton, OH and are in the mood for a delicious dessert or a tasty treat, you'll want to check out local bakeries. We're sure that you won't be able to limit yourself to just one yummy pastry at these places! 3 Favorite Local Bakeries Just Down the Road Near Norton, OH 1. Tiffany's Bakery Just a few miles outside of Norton on 620 Ridgewood Crossing, Tiffany's bakery is a family-owned and operated local gem that has been around for more than 40 years. Tiffany's is known for its custom cakes, with options ranging from airbrushed design cakes, tiered cakes, elegant flower design cakes, and wedding cakes. Get a taste of Tiffany's famous cakes by visiting the bakery, which is open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm Monday through Saturday and 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Sunday. They offer daily slices of their most popular flavors. Doesn't chocolate peanut butter or lemon cream cake sound so good right now? Of course, Tiffany's also has delicious cookies, doughnuts, and puff pastries. 2. Leach's Meats and Sweets Whether you're craving savory or sweet, Leach's Meats and Sweets has got you covered. Leech's has been serving Norton, Akron and the surrounding areas for almost 50 years. Leach's offers a diverse menu of deli trays, sandwiches, and subs, but we're partial to their handmade cakes and bakery items. Stop by 256 31st Street to visit the bakery, which is open from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday. Leach's bakery creates fresh treats ranging from doughnuts and dinner rolls to cookies and cupcakes. You can also order a carryout meal for the whole family or a large order for your next event, which you can pick up in your 2023 Ford Bronco with ease. 3. Sweet Mary's Bakery Sweet Mary's bakery is a woman-owned business just a few minutes from Norton. They opened in 2015 and have provided the community with fresh, high-quality baked goods ever since. At Sweet Mary's, located at 76 East Mill Street, you can find bagels, croissants, cookies, quiches, and cakes! The menu updates frequently, but you can generally expect to find the following items when you visit: cinnamon rolls, scones, coffeecake, French Macaroons, blondies, cheesecake, buttermilk biscuits, and tiramisu. The menu is updated on their website to reflect each month's menu. When you visit, ask about the cake of the month! Sweet Mary's is open from Thursday to Sunday, with hours ranging from the early morning to the afternoon. Satisfy your sweet tooth with a visit to these community-loved favorites near Norton. Go for a custom cake at Tiffany's, combine a savory meet with a sweet treat at Leach's, or enjoy a small-batch pastry from Sweet Mary's. Speaking of sweet, stop by Ken Ganley Ford to see our inventory and get a sweet deal on your next vehicle!