As much as we love the time we get to spend with our new and used cars here at Plantation Ford, nothing really compares with spending quality time with those you love. What can we say, we're just a bunch of hopeless romantics over here. And if there's one thing we've found that brings us that much closer to our significant others, it's a good old-fashioned road trip.

For all the time we here at Plantation Ford spend telling all you fine folks about the latest news regarding our new and used cars, it isn't often that we get to talk about Myanmar. Granted, we are nestled comfortably in Plantation, FL, what could we possibly have to say about anything having to do with Myanmar? Well now that our favorite automaker is looking to corner the market in Myanmar, have we got some news for you.

When you spend as much time around new and used cars as we do here at Plantation Ford, you tend to daydream quite a bit. For instance, just imagine what it would be like if a 2013 Ford F-250 got married to a 2014 Ford Shelby GT500 and had themselves a baby. That'd sure be something, wouldn't it? Well thanks to the automotive wizards over at Shelby, our daydream is now a reality.

Take it from us here at Plantation Ford, folks, because if there's one nugget of wisdom we've learned to live by, it's that you can't put a price on loyalty. Whether it's people in your life or even new and used cars, loyalty says a lot about the things you can depend on. With that being said, we can't help but be humbled by the latest findings from Experian Automotive.

Ask any of the old timers here about it at Plantation Ford, and they'll tell you that the radio technology in our new and used cars has sure come a long way over the years. To a lot of us, it seems like just yesterday when our favorite automaker started installing CD players into our dashboards, and before you know it, there was satellite radio to enjoy. Needless to say, things just haven't been the same since, and if Ford's recent partnership with Spotify is any indication, this gravy train won't be stopping any time soon…

It's been a good long while since we here at Plantation Ford had some awards news to report on for you fine folks. No, we're not talking about the Oscars, we're still on about our new and used cars. Now, the thing about working at a dealership is that when prospective buyers come to see us, they usually know what to expect: high praise. When people ask us for our honest opinions on our lineup, it's hard for us to come up with criticisms from one model to the next. It's not like we can…

We here at Plantation Ford, we've got a loud to be proud of. Sure, good friends, good family, and a strong bill of health are more than reasons to make us proud of what we've got going for us, but when it comes to our new and used cars, now that's some pride right there.

Unless you're one of those types who finds no greater pleasure in life than spending money at the pump, chances are you consider fuel-efficiency a priority. Welcome to the club. It's just the way of the world, folks, and it's been no surprise to us here at Plantation Ford to see our new and used cars get with the times. Mark our words: one of these days, fossil fuels are going to be thing of the past.

It isn't too often that we hear about what happens to our cars after they die. Sure, we bring them to the scrap yard, watch in awe as they get crushed down to a cube, walk away with a wad of cash in our pockets, then head back to Plantation Ford to get a new or used car. But what about the cube? What happens to the cube? Maybe it goes into a landfill, maybe it gets repurposed, who knows?

With all the plug-ins, EVs, and hybrids on the market these days, competition among automakers is fiercer than ever. Who's got the best gas mileage, who's got the fastest charge time, who's got the lowest emissions, who's got the best battery? Once upon a time, these were some pretty easy questions for us here at Plantation Ford to answer. But now? Well, we like to think that our new and used Fords like the 2013 Fusion Hybrid and 2013 C-Max Hybrid speak for themselves.